Changed to works for me. I had installed 4.18.0-15.16 from the -proposed
repo prior to #19, but a search of kern.log shows that I apparently
failed to select it on boot for some inexplicable reason.
So, yes, fix works. Great. Thanks!
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4.18.0-15.16 is available in -proposed and does not boot.
Bader's test kernel above works.
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Ubuntu boot failure. 4.18.0-14 boot stalls. (
> I still fail to see how removing ionice binary (a disk I/O scheduler)
from the index rebuilding can possibly change DB modification type
That's not what the diff says. There is no change in ionice behavior in
this patch. The patch removes --update from both branches of the if-
statement.
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> fyo, do you mean this statement:
> > - do not modify the DB "in-place" with --update to avoid
> > software-center seeing a corrupted database when it has
> > it open at the same time
Yes, that appears to be the argument for removing --update, which was
otherwise
This bug has been fixed upstream as of April 2010, but for some reason
NOT in any of the Ubuntu packages since.
upstream:
http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/collab-maint/apt-xapian-index.git/tree/debian/cron.weekly
ubuntu:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/wily/apt-xapian-index/wily
The suggested fix and the currently applied fix differ in one important
aspect: The --update option has been dropped.
tldr: Unless --update is broken (and it doesn't appear to be), it should
be included in the fix as it reduces run time quite significantly.
To estimate the effect of --update I tr
Clean install of 64bit 15.10 with MS Wireless Laser Keyboard and Mouse
6000. No sensitivity setting.
This has been an issue for years and pretty darn annoying.
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I experienced this bug a few days ago. The cause was the password
timeout issue mentioned above. Normally, Saucy doesn't require sudo
password when running the updater, so starting it up and leaving the
computer is normal user behavior. Something in this update, however,
triggered the password requ
Public bug reported:
Pressing Alt+Print has no effect until release, upon which the HUD is
activated. Only then does the screenshot app activate. The result is
that the screenshot app takes a picture of the HUD, not the active
window.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.10
Package: unity 7.
Public bug reported:
The keyboard shortcuts to change workspaces have been ctrl-alt-arrow for
a long time now. As of 13.10, the shortcuts for up/down have been
changed to Super-pgup/pgdn. This change makes it exceptionally
cumbersome to quickly switch between different workspaces to the extent
tha
This appears fixed (in that the idle-delay is correctly set) after
applying today's updates to 13.10 daily. The combobox still does
defaults to showing Never.
That is, selecting "Never" now changes the idle-delay value to 0, as
expected.
The patch set contained updates to gnome-control-center
(3.
Running latest 13.10 daily.
This appears to be a very simple bug in gnome-settings-center where the
"Never" option is plain broken.
The behavior is easy to verify by using dconf-editor.
Setting the"Turn screen off when inactive for:" variable to any of the
other options updates a variable called
Public bug reported:
When returning to the desktop from the lock screen by entering the user
password, the HUD is activated as if the ALT key had been pressed.
13.10 daily
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.10
Package: gnome-power-manager 3.8.2-0ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.11.0
I can confirm this bug in both 10.04 and 10.10 (both Netbook Edition).
I can also confirm that marco's workaround for getting the battery-
indicator back by suspending to RAM (not hibernating) works.
What makes this bug particularly nasty is that Ubuntu really is
*completely* unaware that the sys
Booted from USB version of Natty Alpha3 Desktop CD. Chose Live test on
startup, whereupon "something" crashed and a blank desktop screen was
shown with no interaction possibilities. An attempt by the system to
upload a 200MB (!) crash report failed since wireless networking wasn't
up/connected.
Af
I'm affected by this bug as well. It does NOT appear to happen unless my
computer has been "inactive" (screensaver, at least).
I have not been able to replicate the "tab" requirements. That is, I
have experienced the bug without tabbing between fields.
For some reason, opening Ubuntu's "Keyboard
I find all the i915 references a bit confusing, considering that the
graphics core is a GMA 4500MHD (mobile version of the GMA X4500). The
GMA 4500 is architecturally completely different than the i915 and the
differences in terms of features are significant as well. I was under
the impression that
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I should note that Karmic unr works perfectly on the same machine. Well,
not perfectly (problem with netbook-launcher), but certainly no
flickering.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/532727
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** Attachment added: "BootDmesg.txt"
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/40254402/Dependencies.txt
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
lucid alpha 3.unr. On Acer 1810TZ.
EVERYTHING except netbook-launcher flashes white several times a second
(weird random-seeming blinking). The netbook-launcher displays
perfectly, as does the background. Windows, the top panel e
The Gnome session displays the exact same behavior.
Odd additional observation: The blinking stops (after a few seconds)
when accessing Ubuntu menu (to log out, restart etc). It doesn't start
again until a key is pressed. Any key. Shift, ctrl, alphanum...
anything.
What blinks: Everything that's
I tried Lucid Alpha3 and the netbook-launcher issue is fixed. The
release is completely unusable, however, as EVERYTHING except netbook-
launcher flashes white several times a second (weird random-seeming
blinking). The netbook-launcher displays perfectly, no dead areas,
nothing.
The flashing is a
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Binary package hint: netbook-launcher
Clean install of UNR-9.10 on Acer Aspire 1810TZ notebook with SU4100
processor (dual-core pentium, 1.3GHz). Screen resolution of 1366x768.
When clicking on menu items in the netbook-launcher "left-side" panel
(e.g. Accessories), often NO
Fresh AMD64 Karmic install, all updates, non-ECC DDR400 memory.
Bug STILL occurs.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gimp
Scaling / Resizing is badly broken in the GIMP 2.6.1 version from the
Intrepid repositories. Basically anything that isn't a photo looks
horrible when resized (smooth gradients come out fine, sharp lines, text
etc. are a complete wreck). It's fixed i
Considering the security vulnerabilities, this should really be marked
high or above.
Even from a general usability standpoint, "e" is one of the worst VLC
versions in recent memory. Numerous bugs related to AAC, mjpeg and
pretty much everything else. Loads of people report sound stuttering
while
There are multiple issues here that make the "Wishlist" importance a
mistake, IMHO.
If you read the link for more information in the bug description, you'll
see that the problem isn't just adjusting wheel sensitivity... the very
real problem is that many wireless mice (all MS Wireless?) report
MUL
I suffered the "numeric keypads only controls mouse cursor" bug after
upgrading from Gutsy to Hardy yesterday (using the update manager). The
solution proposed above of unchecking the option in the Mouse Keys tab
of Keyboard Prefs worked.
However, this bug is still present. I would recommend simpl
> Thank you for your bug report. Could you attach .xsession-errors next
time you get the issue?
I saved a copy at the time. Should be attached here.
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This has also happened to me a handful of times this past week or two.
Not something I experienced before that.
.xsession-errors is showing a bunch of errors. Don't know if this would
be relevant here, but I've included a bit. Please let me know if there
is any information that I could provide tha
Same problem has others note. DVD-R burning fails with the "unhandled
error" msg when using the tools shipped with Ubuntu.
I can successfully burn using NeroLinux, BUT Ubuntu has serious problems
reading the resulting UDF disc, which reads perfectly fine in other
operating system using the exact s
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gimp
Summary says it all really.
This is a serious data loss bug. Anyone saving their work in Photoshop
format (PSD) on 64bit Feisty will LOSE their work. The file written is
corrupt and cannot be loaded, but the saving appears to work (even the
preview
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