Hi Joseph
Yes, uncheck the box. But you have to do this with admin privileges of course.
For such operations I use nautilus as sudo (start it in the terminal: sudo
nautilus).
I think the unchecking of the box leads to this behaviour: the system finds a
file, tries to execute it instead of some
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I discovered, that my bug is a duplicate from bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/656745. The
workaround proposed in #50 is working for me. the problem seems to be in
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on my system it was possible to reproduce the error with this:
sudo bash
echo powersave /sys/module/pcie_aspm/parameters/policy
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dell vostro 3700
the proposed changes by comment #50 of miroslav did the job on my system
(Dell Vostro 1015). thanks a lot!
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Title:
dell vostro 3700 always crash
probably related to some of the reported bugs in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/610055
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the freeze occurs
- when running on battery: on the login screen or some seconds after the
desktop has been loaded completely
- when running on power: only when I unplug the power-supply (immediately).
Without plugging out the cord maverick works
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thanks for coming to this again. but I no longer use keep. And I don't
know anymore what the problem was.
have a nice day!
Markus
Am 15.09.2010 10:18, schrieb rusivi1:
We'd like to figure out what's causing this bug for you, but we haven't
heard back from you in a while. Could you please
This is a serious bug since installation of packages works only over
synaptic anymore. Neither sudo apt-get install package nor
apt://package work anymore. Thanks for caring about this.
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Under Ubuntu Edgy: when I try to backup something from a local folder to a
remote ftp-folder, keep makes an error saying: Fatal Error: Unable to create
directory ftp:/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:21/doku This error occurs either if the
folder already exists
here you go. I started the whole process once more and it crashed on the
same spot. thank you for help.
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and here comes the syslog filie
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thank you for your answer. In the meanwhile I tried to install Ubuntu once
more. But before I really cleaned up my partitions (with gPartEd). So I had one
10GB-Partition ready for Ubuntu. But then there comes a dialog where the
Installer suggests to install Ubuntu on this partition. Very well.
Public bug reported:
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I tried to install Ubuntu 6.10 from the Live CD on a Macintosh Desktop
Machine (733 MHz PowerPC G4). There was already a second empty partition
on the Harddisk. I formatted this with gparted into linux-swap. Then
the Installer asked, if I want
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