I also experience this problem, patbernier's setup most closely matches
my own.
With an external hard drive partitioned as: 1 Fat32, 1 NTFS, and 1 Ext3,
the NTFS drive shows up duplicated on the desktop. Unmounting the drive
results in a successful message, and one icon disappearing. The other
i
Hello folks. I wanted to report my experience with the patch by Fionn.
In the three days of testing it on Ubuntu Fiesty with NetworkManager
0.6.4, I can report that it does help significantly but has not
completely eradicated the problem in my case. Over the last 16hrs
(roughly) of computer usage
As promised, here is a reconnect event /val/log/messages output:
Apr 8 09:52:14 squid-linux kernel: [ 2871.588823] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): ath0:
link is not ready
Apr 8 09:52:16 squid-linux kernel: [ 2873.894889] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE):
ath0: link becomes ready
Apr 8 09:52:22 squid-linux dhcdbd
I can confirm this behavior with Amarok using my Logitech Internet
Navigator keyboard. This bug appears to be a duplicate of launchpad bug
#87299 which has requested no more "confirmation reports".
--
Feisty: multimedia keys not working in amarok
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112418
You receiv
Well, seeing as this issue remains unresolved, I thought I'd mention
that the temporary workaround found in a similar bug #37821 has helped
relieve pain for me.
$ sudo wpa_cli
> ap_scan 0
It's also worth noting that this has been an issue for over a year now
according to just launchpad.net bug re
I also received the "Could not connect to wpa_supplicant - re-trying"
message. At this point when I entered ap_scan 0, hit enter, then
ctrl+c, my network stopped dropping. (Still, I may have performed a
disservice by not testing a solution for several days before posting)
I took it for granted t
I've recently reverted back to the network manager package offered by
Fionn after he explained the process of forcing a version in synaptic.
Setting the timeout to 3 (30sec) has prevented disconnects
(completely so far). Is there a public forum where we can ask stupid
questions about the patch
Timo: In my case installing gsfonts-x11 made Mathematica command outputs
go from bad to worse
J Tanner: Thanks for the update, I look forward to Mathematica 6.0.3.
Following J Tanner's advice, I changed my font substitution rules slightly
(Option Inspector->Global Options->Menu Settings->FontSub
Please see post in related bug #197163:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/197163/comments/73
--
[Hardy] Mathematica fonts look bad
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/214683
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu.
Well, seeing as this issue remains unresolved, I thought I'd mention
that the temporary workaround found in a similar bug #37821 has helped
relieve pain for me.
$ sudo wpa_cli
> ap_scan 0
It's also worth noting that this has been an issue for over a year now
according to just launchpad.net bug re
I also received the "Could not connect to wpa_supplicant - re-trying"
message. At this point when I entered ap_scan 0, hit enter, then
ctrl+c, my network stopped dropping. (Still, I may have performed a
disservice by not testing a solution for several days before posting)
I took it for granted t
Timo: In my case installing gsfonts-x11 made Mathematica command outputs
go from bad to worse
J Tanner: Thanks for the update, I look forward to Mathematica 6.0.3.
Following J Tanner's advice, I changed my font substitution rules slightly
(Option Inspector->Global Options->Menu Settings->FontSub
Please see post in related bug #197163:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/197163/comments/73
--
[Hardy] Mathematica fonts look bad
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/214683
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu.
I also experience this problem, patbernier's setup most closely matches
my own.
With an external hard drive partitioned as: 1 Fat32, 1 NTFS, and 1 Ext3,
the NTFS drive shows up duplicated on the desktop. Unmounting the drive
results in a successful message, and one icon disappearing. The other
i
Hello folks. I wanted to report my experience with the patch by Fionn.
In the three days of testing it on Ubuntu Fiesty with NetworkManager
0.6.4, I can report that it does help significantly but has not
completely eradicated the problem in my case. Over the last 16hrs
(roughly) of computer usage
As promised, here is a reconnect event /val/log/messages output:
Apr 8 09:52:14 squid-linux kernel: [ 2871.588823] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): ath0:
link is not ready
Apr 8 09:52:16 squid-linux kernel: [ 2873.894889] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE):
ath0: link becomes ready
Apr 8 09:52:22 squid-linux dhcdbd
I've recently reverted back to the network manager package offered by
Fionn after he explained the process of forcing a version in synaptic.
Setting the timeout to 3 (30sec) has prevented disconnects
(completely so far). Is there a public forum where we can ask stupid
questions about the patch
I can confirm this behavior with Amarok using my Logitech Internet
Navigator keyboard. This bug appears to be a duplicate of launchpad bug
#87299 which has requested no more "confirmation reports".
--
Feisty: multimedia keys not working in amarok
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112418
You receiv
I also experience this problem, patbernier's setup most closely matches
my own.
With an external hard drive partitioned as: 1 Fat32, 1 NTFS, and 1 Ext3,
the NTFS drive shows up duplicated on the desktop. Unmounting the drive
results in a successful message, and one icon disappearing. The other
i
Well, seeing as this issue remains unresolved, I thought I'd mention
that the temporary workaround found in a similar bug #37821 has helped
relieve pain for me.
$ sudo wpa_cli
> ap_scan 0
It's also worth noting that this has been an issue for over a year now
according to just launchpad.net bug re
I also received the "Could not connect to wpa_supplicant - re-trying"
message. At this point when I entered ap_scan 0, hit enter, then
ctrl+c, my network stopped dropping. (Still, I may have performed a
disservice by not testing a solution for several days before posting)
I took it for granted t
I've recently reverted back to the network manager package offered by
Fionn after he explained the process of forcing a version in synaptic.
Setting the timeout to 3 (30sec) has prevented disconnects
(completely so far). Is there a public forum where we can ask stupid
questions about the patch
I can confirm this behavior with Amarok using my Logitech Internet
Navigator keyboard. This bug appears to be a duplicate of launchpad bug
#87299 which has requested no more "confirmation reports".
--
Feisty: multimedia keys not working in amarok
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112418
You receiv
Hello folks. I wanted to report my experience with the patch by Fionn.
In the three days of testing it on Ubuntu Fiesty with NetworkManager
0.6.4, I can report that it does help significantly but has not
completely eradicated the problem in my case. Over the last 16hrs
(roughly) of computer usage
As promised, here is a reconnect event /val/log/messages output:
Apr 8 09:52:14 squid-linux kernel: [ 2871.588823] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): ath0:
link is not ready
Apr 8 09:52:16 squid-linux kernel: [ 2873.894889] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE):
ath0: link becomes ready
Apr 8 09:52:22 squid-linux dhcdbd
Timo: In my case installing gsfonts-x11 made Mathematica command outputs
go from bad to worse
J Tanner: Thanks for the update, I look forward to Mathematica 6.0.3.
Following J Tanner's advice, I changed my font substitution rules slightly
(Option Inspector->Global Options->Menu Settings->FontSub
Please see post in related bug #197163:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/197163/comments/73
--
[Hardy] Mathematica fonts look bad
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/214683
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu.
I also experience this problem, patbernier's setup most closely matches
my own.
With an external hard drive partitioned as: 1 Fat32, 1 NTFS, and 1 Ext3,
the NTFS drive shows up duplicated on the desktop. Unmounting the drive
results in a successful message, and one icon disappearing. The other
i
Timo: In my case installing gsfonts-x11 made Mathematica command outputs
go from bad to worse
J Tanner: Thanks for the update, I look forward to Mathematica 6.0.3.
Following J Tanner's advice, I changed my font substitution rules slightly
(Option Inspector->Global Options->Menu Settings->FontSub
Please see post in related bug #197163:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/197163/comments/73
--
[Hardy] Mathematica fonts look bad
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/214683
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu.
Hello folks. I wanted to report my experience with the patch by Fionn.
In the three days of testing it on Ubuntu Fiesty with NetworkManager
0.6.4, I can report that it does help significantly but has not
completely eradicated the problem in my case. Over the last 16hrs
(roughly) of computer usage
As promised, here is a reconnect event /val/log/messages output:
Apr 8 09:52:14 squid-linux kernel: [ 2871.588823] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): ath0:
link is not ready
Apr 8 09:52:16 squid-linux kernel: [ 2873.894889] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE):
ath0: link becomes ready
Apr 8 09:52:22 squid-linux dhcdbd
I can confirm this behavior with Amarok using my Logitech Internet
Navigator keyboard. This bug appears to be a duplicate of launchpad bug
#87299 which has requested no more "confirmation reports".
--
Feisty: multimedia keys not working in amarok
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112418
You receiv
Well, seeing as this issue remains unresolved, I thought I'd mention
that the temporary workaround found in a similar bug #37821 has helped
relieve pain for me.
$ sudo wpa_cli
> ap_scan 0
It's also worth noting that this has been an issue for over a year now
according to just launchpad.net bug re
I also received the "Could not connect to wpa_supplicant - re-trying"
message. At this point when I entered ap_scan 0, hit enter, then
ctrl+c, my network stopped dropping. (Still, I may have performed a
disservice by not testing a solution for several days before posting)
I took it for granted t
I've recently reverted back to the network manager package offered by
Fionn after he explained the process of forcing a version in synaptic.
Setting the timeout to 3 (30sec) has prevented disconnects
(completely so far). Is there a public forum where we can ask stupid
questions about the patch
I also experience this problem, patbernier's setup most closely matches
my own.
With an external hard drive partitioned as: 1 Fat32, 1 NTFS, and 1 Ext3,
the NTFS drive shows up duplicated on the desktop. Unmounting the drive
results in a successful message, and one icon disappearing. The other
i
Timo: In my case installing gsfonts-x11 made Mathematica command outputs
go from bad to worse
J Tanner: Thanks for the update, I look forward to Mathematica 6.0.3.
Following J Tanner's advice, I changed my font substitution rules slightly
(Option Inspector->Global Options->Menu Settings->FontSub
Please see post in related bug #197163:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/197163/comments/73
--
[Hardy] Mathematica fonts look bad
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/214683
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu.
I can confirm this behavior with Amarok using my Logitech Internet
Navigator keyboard. This bug appears to be a duplicate of launchpad bug
#87299 which has requested no more "confirmation reports".
--
Feisty: multimedia keys not working in amarok
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112418
You receiv
Hello folks. I wanted to report my experience with the patch by Fionn.
In the three days of testing it on Ubuntu Fiesty with NetworkManager
0.6.4, I can report that it does help significantly but has not
completely eradicated the problem in my case. Over the last 16hrs
(roughly) of computer usage
As promised, here is a reconnect event /val/log/messages output:
Apr 8 09:52:14 squid-linux kernel: [ 2871.588823] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): ath0:
link is not ready
Apr 8 09:52:16 squid-linux kernel: [ 2873.894889] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE):
ath0: link becomes ready
Apr 8 09:52:22 squid-linux dhcdbd
I also experience this problem, patbernier's setup most closely matches
my own.
With an external hard drive partitioned as: 1 Fat32, 1 NTFS, and 1 Ext3,
the NTFS drive shows up duplicated on the desktop. Unmounting the drive
results in a successful message, and one icon disappearing. The other
i
Well, seeing as this issue remains unresolved, I thought I'd mention
that the temporary workaround found in a similar bug #37821 has helped
relieve pain for me.
$ sudo wpa_cli
> ap_scan 0
It's also worth noting that this has been an issue for over a year now
according to just launchpad.net bug re
I also received the "Could not connect to wpa_supplicant - re-trying"
message. At this point when I entered ap_scan 0, hit enter, then
ctrl+c, my network stopped dropping. (Still, I may have performed a
disservice by not testing a solution for several days before posting)
I took it for granted t
I've recently reverted back to the network manager package offered by
Fionn after he explained the process of forcing a version in synaptic.
Setting the timeout to 3 (30sec) has prevented disconnects
(completely so far). Is there a public forum where we can ask stupid
questions about the patch
Timo: In my case installing gsfonts-x11 made Mathematica command outputs
go from bad to worse
J Tanner: Thanks for the update, I look forward to Mathematica 6.0.3.
Following J Tanner's advice, I changed my font substitution rules slightly
(Option Inspector->Global Options->Menu Settings->FontSub
Please see post in related bug #197163:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/197163/comments/73
--
[Hardy] Mathematica fonts look bad
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/214683
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu.
I can confirm this behavior with Amarok using my Logitech Internet
Navigator keyboard. This bug appears to be a duplicate of launchpad bug
#87299 which has requested no more "confirmation reports".
--
Feisty: multimedia keys not working in amarok
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112418
You receiv
Hello folks. I wanted to report my experience with the patch by Fionn.
In the three days of testing it on Ubuntu Fiesty with NetworkManager
0.6.4, I can report that it does help significantly but has not
completely eradicated the problem in my case. Over the last 16hrs
(roughly) of computer usage
As promised, here is a reconnect event /val/log/messages output:
Apr 8 09:52:14 squid-linux kernel: [ 2871.588823] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): ath0:
link is not ready
Apr 8 09:52:16 squid-linux kernel: [ 2873.894889] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE):
ath0: link becomes ready
Apr 8 09:52:22 squid-linux dhcdbd
Well, seeing as this issue remains unresolved, I thought I'd mention
that the temporary workaround found in a similar bug #37821 has helped
relieve pain for me.
$ sudo wpa_cli
> ap_scan 0
It's also worth noting that this has been an issue for over a year now
according to just launchpad.net bug re
I also received the "Could not connect to wpa_supplicant - re-trying"
message. At this point when I entered ap_scan 0, hit enter, then
ctrl+c, my network stopped dropping. (Still, I may have performed a
disservice by not testing a solution for several days before posting)
I took it for granted t
I've recently reverted back to the network manager package offered by
Fionn after he explained the process of forcing a version in synaptic.
Setting the timeout to 3 (30sec) has prevented disconnects
(completely so far). Is there a public forum where we can ask stupid
questions about the patch
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