Sorry, this was a problem with my particular setup and not a general
bug. I had installed an older version of Boost. Removing that version
fixes the problem.
** Changed in: autodock-vina (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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In Ubuntu 14.04 one could build the source package autodock-vina by
following these instructions:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpdatingADeb
In Ubuntu 15.10 he compilation fails with the following errors:
$ debuild -us -uc -i -I
dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -D -us -uc
I have been unable to install Linux Mint 9 64-bit (final release) from
either de LiveCD or the LiveDVD edition.
First, I had the problem with the monitor being put to sleep. Replacing
the boot option splash with nomodeset prevents the monitor from
sleeping and I can see several error messages. It
UPDATE:
After waiting for a very long while (maybe half an hour) just with the
nomodeset option instead of splash, the monitor started to display
weird things. Then, after a few minutes of showing weird stuff, finally
the desktop came up and installation was possible.
After installation, the
OK, left shift works to access to the GRUB menu. I think everything is
working now. Yet, this is not what I would call user-friendly
installation.
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I have just installed Debian testing (2.6.32-trunk-amd64 SMP) with XFCE4
and all the issues are fixed:
1) No more video or audio flickering.
2) nvidia-settings reports the correct power source, either battery or
AC power.
3) Performance levels are adjusted as required, from 0 to 3, by
I guess this is not related, but, just in case, I would like to add that
nvidia settings always reports the laptop as being on battery even if on
AC power and even if the battery is absent.
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Flickering when wathcing videos with Nvidia drivers in Lucid
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/534047
You
Reverting to the nv driver worsens the problem.
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This appears to be a 64-bit specific issue.
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Binary package hint: xorg
I am testing Lucid alpha 3. Fully upgraded. Since I installed the Nvidia
proprietary drivers I observe a slight flickering when watching videos.
The flickering occurs at irregular intervals (from a few seconds to
several minutes) and only last one
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This also affects my laptop. The bug also happens installing from a USB
pen-drive.
The workaround is removing the splash -- boot option and maybe adding
the vga mode vga=xxx which corresponds to your monitor (see Linux
video mode numbers in
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VESA_BIOS_Extensions).
I tried Kubuntu 10.04 Alpha 3 and it works for me replacing splash --
with vga=789. I have a black screen for some minutes but finally the
KDE splash screen shows up. I am sorry that this does not work for you,
but it can be useful for others.
Your problem appears to be more serious because you
Public bug reported:
This bug affects Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Koala AMD64 Alternate CD Alpha 4,
Alpha 5 and daily builds 16/09/2009.
After completing more than 70 % of the installation of the base system,
the installer requests the insertion of the installation CD. However,
the same installation CD
The bug is fixed in Karmic Koala alpha 4 (kernel 2.26.31 RC5) and the
2.6.30 familiy is also bug-free to this respect.
Paradoxically, Koala seems faster and less bloated than Jackalope ;-)
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2.6.28-11 causes massive data corruption on 64 bit installations
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/346691
A new kernel, 2.26.28-13 is available from the update repositories. Now
I guess that when someone installs Ubuntu from the CD image, the kernel
will be updated from 2.26.28-9 (which is known to be free from this bug)
to 2.26.28-13 (which I hope will be bug-free as well). So, practically
speaking,
I cannot believe this bug is still open.
To all the people doing hardware diagnostics: This is not a hardware
issue. As far as I can tell, it affects exclusively to the Unbuntu
kernel 2.6.28-11. Any other kernel/distro I have tried (older or newer)
works perfectly. I am running 2.6.30 from
I agree that it is not acceptable to release a so called stable
version being aware of such a serious bug.
Fuchur:
I have compiled kernel 2.6.29.1 (2.6.29.2 is already available but I
have not tested it) a few weeks ago and I have not had any issues since
then.
You can download precompiled
@god-mok:
when you install a beta version you take some risks. as far as I know,
the problem only happens when you upgrade the kernel. so if you stick to
the kernel provided by the installation CD (2.6.28-9) until the problem
is solved, you should be safe. I guess this is a problem specific to
Installing 9.04 beta (AMD) via the Live CD and then compiling the kernel
to 2.6.29.1 (before doing any other update via Aptitude/Synaptic)
renders a very stable and performant system.
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Hi Jon,
Thanks for your quick answer. The minor problems were bugs previously
reported (application crashes, true or false, etc.).
The problem is reproduced also with ext3. I have updated the
description.
No I have never had media issues with this laptop. I was running Ubuntu
Studio 8.10 until
Public bug reported:
I have installed the first beta version of Ubuntu 9.04 codenamed Jaunty
Jackalope (AMD64).
First I tried ext4 with a customized partition scheme. When installing
packages from Synaptic, the system starts to behave erratically. The
last thing I have the time to read, before
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Binary package hint: pulseaudio
during an automatic update of Ubuntu 8.10 64 bits I have received this
error message:
package pulseaudio 0.9.10-2ubuntu9.3 failed to install/upgrade:
subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
this is all I know
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package pulseaudio 0.9.10-2ubuntu9.3 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess
post-installation
No, I think the problem is solved with the 2.6.27 kernel. In any case,
I think that bcm43xx-fwcutter is an outdated package.
On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 5:36 AM, Daniel T Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this symptom still reproducible in 8.10?
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Sourcepackagename:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-restricted-modules
I have an HP Pavilion dv5000 and a ASUS A6Tc. Both have the same
wireless card:
Broadcom Corporation BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g Wireless LAN
Controller (rev 02)
Using restricted drivers in Unbuntu, Debian and other
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: bcm43xx-fwcutter
The newer versions of UBUNTU and DEBIAN allow to automatically download
and install firmware for several wireless cards using the (unmantained?)
package bcm43xx-fwcutter (instead of nsdiswrapper). Unsing this firmware
causes my laptop
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