14.04.03 LTS still has this bug: xfce power manager is not running by
default.
I used the second workaround here
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1392692&p=8753382#post8753382
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 982771 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/982771
Belay that. I finally found that horizontal scrolling across tabs was
removed from GTK3. "May surprise users."
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I think this is related: With the mousewheel, vertical scrolling works
here, but horizontal scrolling does not. Except in Gnome Terminal and
Synaptic.
Horz.scrolling of the menubar, desktop-switcher, Gedit's
Me too. Xubutnu LiveCD 12.10. Whereas the memtest86 4.20 on Hiren's
(DOS) works fine. Got me on Asus boards P4R800-VM, P4S533-X, and
P4P800SE.
(Yeah, I was kinda deep before I figured it out. I was running two
different test disks at once, so took a while to realize it wasn't the
sockets or the RA
Xubuntu 12.10 install goes fine till the last leg, then: 'The installer
encountered an unrecoverable error. a desktop session will now be run so
that you may investigate the problem and try installing again.'
Used xubuntu-12.10-desktop-i386.
Did multiple attempts. Sometimes you just hang at that
Sorry - I should add that although this thread was origianlly about
Lubuntu not Xubuntu, I have been finding the problem is common on all
'buntus. It's not sub-distro specific. Hence a win with the new Xubuntu
should be considered a win overall.
thanks again.
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Woot!
You can finally close this one.
Success with the new Xubuntu 12.10.
Thanks folks.
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Title:
External display doesn't work with Lubuntu Live
Next update.
This is still broken on the current lubuntu-12.04-desktop-i386.iso.
Checksum is good, disk integrity is good, and it works fine on my other
box. There is no change in the problem.
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Update.
This is still broken on the current beta
lubuntu-12.04-beta1-desktop-i386.
The Fn-F8 switch between LCD & CRT works at the beginning of the boot to
show the 'Choose Language' screen.
Then there's the 'Try Lubuntu' screen, followed by the 'Lubuntu .'
loading-screen. After that, the CR
Hi
Confirmed: all three are a0307761af5a0e3374f65959366d1dcb .
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Title:
External display doesn't work with Lubuntu LiveCD 11.10
To manage notific
Thank you.
Yes, I got jammed by all the current bug posting advice requiring
apport. Clearly I couldn't use it for this.
I chased my tail for a long while, then eventually just clicked a
"report bug" link at the bottom of an existing page. Hence this mistake
which required my betters to clean u
Public bug reported:
External display doesn't work with Lubuntu LiveCD 11.10
Dell D610 laptop
lshw: Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller
I do get the intial choice screen for Language & Try/Install, I get the
'Lubutu .' loading screen, then a brief bit of CLI, but not the
fina
Funny. I've been running a second Karmic box for a week without this
bug, almost.
Only instance also had broken sound - turning mute off & level up only
gave very low, crunchy sound, which soon went to none. Both machines
feed the same amp, so it wasn't an exterior hardware problem, and yes I
chec
It is not fixed. This morning my Karmic booted with the volume muted
again. Sometimes it boots that way, other times it doesn't,
unfortunately.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/455357
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Okay, my machine is no longer available for test output. I've fixed it per this
post.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/util-linux/+bug/464411/comments/22
This seems to be the most informative bug report.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/428318
I can confirm my drive was once forma
Same here. On boot, sound is muted, and turned all the way down.
00:06.0 Multimedia audio controller: nVidia Corporation nForce2 AC97 Audio
Controler (MCP) (rev a1)
Duplicate of bug 45537?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libao-pulse/+bug/455357
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Thanks for having a look. Here's the two outputs.
o...@redfish:~$ sudo blkid /dev/sda1
[sudo] password for o:
o...@redfish:~$
o...@redfish:~$ sudo su -
r...@redfish:~# BLKID_DEBUG=0x blkid
libblkid: debug mask set to 0x.
creating blkid cache (using default cache)
reading config file: /
Public bug reported:
=Karmic LiveCD=
ubu...@ubuntu:~$ ls /dev/disk/by-uuid/
500ae9f4-7cbb-4657-807d-fbc48385eb5b a53ac1fd-b24e-4de4-9328-eba25c6cf59b
626a140e-b774-4695-978b-8f01d8ea984e f7e6f14b-a76e-4329-9d60-d50c0580a1f1
=Jaunty LiveCD=
ubu...@ubuntu:~$ ls /dev/disk/by-uuid/
2500e823-24dc-
Aha - fix is in the pipeline. Thanks, folks.
(Solution is to update Brasero to version from Proposed. Thread here.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1135678 )
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/366526
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This isn't fixed. I have the same error as described in original post,
except CPU AthlonXP.
The i386 9.04 LiveCD was downloaded and burned last night. Memtest OK,
disk integrity OK, checksum OK.
Tried to get valgrind log for you, but lacking Nautilus, I got stuck for
how to locate & attach. Tried
I've just come here to report this exact bug as described above. Also
using U 7.10.
After uninstall then install with Synaptic to try to fix my Opera flash
trouble, I too had empty target directories and thus no longer had flash
working in Firefox either. With a little digging I came up the same
o
Actually it's not a bug, and it does work.
'umount2: Device or resource busy' can be avoided by including
'hard,intr' in the NFS fstab line. Since the processes can now be
interrupted, the client's GUI file managers no longer hang after the
forcing umount.nfs.
The 'umount.nfs -f' will still retur
Public bug reported:
Server is Edubuntu 7.10, client is Ubuntu 7.10. If the server is shut
down before the share is unmounted by the client, the client's GUI file
managers hang until the client is rebooted.
According to the manpage for umount.nfs, the '-f' option is meant to
"Force unmount the fi
The man page for Ubuntu 7.10 has been corrected. Probably this has made
it to the translations and this bug can be closed?
7.10 currently uses version 2.62-1, and 7.04 currently uses version
2.39-1.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/107641
You received thi
This seems to be a miss-print in the English version too. Compare this
man page entry from Ubuntu 7.04...
"
SOURCES.LIST.D
The /etc/apt/sources.list.d directory provides a way to add sources.list
entries in seperate files that end with sources.list file.
"
...with this one from http://lin
6.10 has not applied DST.
AMD desktop running a generic & updated Ubuntu. Dual boots w98, but w98
has not been booted recently.
Ubuntu Forums has several similar reports, but no pattern has emerged:
some machines applied DST, some didn't.
$ sudo dpkg -s tzdata
Password:
Package: tzdata
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