This bug seems to lie in the code the requires a password
atfer closing the laptop lid, rather than in the screensaver.
Aside from the fact that the pointer disappears, this code that
is supposedly for security shows the prior screen display after
the laptop lid is opened, before blanking and aski
Confirm bug (and virtual console quick fix) for Xubuntu 16.04 on a HP
Stream 13. Usually I do a clean installation on a different 10GB root
partition, but this time I did an upgrade from 15.10 and therefore
cannot easily revert - I'm not going to do that again.
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>From the debug information, it was BBC Radio 2 live stream which is:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/listen/live/r2.asx
I remember testing it with other Windows Media streams, like Radio 1.
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Unfortunately I no longer have Ubuntu installed so I cannot comment much
further. I think I did test it in Natty (could have been perhaps the 2nd
beta) and it still did the same thing. I did not test it in vesa
graphics mode.
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Yes I have attached a copy of the terminal output.
** Attachment added: "Debug information while reproducing bug"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/banshee/+bug/767030/+attachment/2133451/+files/Banshee_bug_radio_suspend.txt
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I'm not sure if it's related, but I just then experienced the same thing. I was
able to use the computer for about 30 seconds after being away from the
computer for 20 minutes.
The computer wasn't in sleep mode, but the screensaver had kicked in. When I
moved the mouse I was able to do things,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: banshee
If I play a radio stream, then suspend the system, upon resuming from sleep
banshee freezes.
I was playing back a windows media stream. Tested with an ogg stream, and
freeze does not occur.
Running Ubuntu 11.04, 64bit, Banshee 2.0.0-2ubuntu1
This seems to be reoccurring in Ubuntu 11.04 beta 2 (and I think beta 1
I had the issue).
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Title:
Can not log into openbox from GDM in Karmic Beta
I've had a read through but it seems fairly non-descriptive as to go about
solving the problem.
I took a look at the Xorg.log.old and have attached it to this post - nothing
seems too out of place for me at least.
The CPU usage is definitely true and not just being reported since my fan is
ki
I have the same issue, just tried to use openbox, but CPU usage was being used
constantly.
Similar specifications, but 64bit. NVIDIA card with latest drivers, ubuntu
10.10.
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Thank you for your time
Paul Taylor
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Title:
update manager
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** Changed in: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Opinion
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Binary package hint: update-manager
could not install the upgrades kubuntu 9.10 to 10.04lts
file:///var/log/dist-upgrade
** Affects: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I struck the same problem with the 19 October daily build of karmic-
alternate-amd64.iso (I didn't try the livecd.)
During the installation, grub2 (grub-pc) was installed - not grub - and
failed to detect the dmraid devices as above.
Booting into rescue mode. Was asked if I wanted to initialise
Much the same problem here. I tried to report a bug with debian-
installer, and received the following (running as root):
# ubuntu-bug debian-installer
*** Collecting problem information
The collected information can be sent to the developers to improve the
application. This might take a few mi
Ubuntu is a Good Thing, and I would like to recommend it to my friends,
giving them CDs. However, I cannot do this when I know that the
installation CD or a routine kernel upgrade could leave their computer
in an unbootable state. Especially when it is now clear where the error
lies. Please can
With all due respect, Steve, I fear that you are never going to solve
this/these bug(s) unless you are more critical of your own reasoning.
Whilst I now use computers primarily for email and word processing,
you can see from my web page that I was a computer science lecturer and
have taught reasone
Sorry, "thinking aloud".
And I do hate text boxes on web forms, and their assumption that
"carriage return" means "new paragraph". A "preview" button would
help, to give one the opportunity to correct the line breaking.
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initrd not configured in menu.lst after upgrade from Ubuntu 7.10 to 8.0
Thanks to Steve Langasek for his thinking allowed about this important
bug.
In his faulty sequence, and on the occasion that the bug hit me, the crucial
failure is that
** there is kernel entry in menu.lst with no accompanying initrd **
(in particular, the default entry had this).
Looking at th
This dialogue seems to be split between two pages - it is not possible
to merge them?
> if the initrd.img has not been created, then that's certainly a bug in its
> own right,
> though not a bug in grub, and we should still try to get that fixed.
I would point out that in my case the initrd.img
to Steve Langasek:
How do you know that (occurrence of) this bug is "rare"? It renders
the computer unusable, especially if it occurs during use of the
installation CD. If this happens to someone who is "just trying out"
Linux for the first time, they'll (re)install Windows Vista and never
co
I find it shocking that nothing has been done about the fact that the
installation CD can leave someone's computer in an unusable state, from
which it is only possible to recover using other tools and considerable
Linux experience.
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initrd not configured in menu.lst after upgrade from Ubuntu 7.
Maybe the bug has metamorphosed. At any rate, the following is similar, but I
cannot work out
the appropriate heading under which to report it - if you know, please
redirect my report as
appropriate.
I now have Xubuntu 8.04 (from the 24 April CD image) on the same
machine.
On several occasio
Xubuntu 8.04 (24 April 2008) CD image downloaded
My only differences from "standard" set-up:
(1) Old hardware
(2) DIY disk partitioning.
On completion of the intallation, it failed to boot, with messages like this:
VFS: cannot open root deveice "UUID=" or unknown block (0,0)
Please append a corre
Description of my hardware:
Mainboard Gigabyte GA-7IX ATX SOYO 5EMA+ 100Mz (Skt7)
ProcessorAMD K6-2-550
Memory 128Mb DIMM PC100
NB this is less RAM than the Xubuntu 8.04 documentation says that I
need.
** Attachment added: "lspci -vvnn"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/1
It happened to me again this evening. Here's some stuff from /var/log
/var/log/messages syslog and user.log:
21:04:44 localhost gconfd (pt-5429): Received signal 15, shutting down cleanly
21:04:53 localhost gconfd (pt-5429): Exiting
auth.log:
21:04:51 localhost gdm[4876]: (pam_unix) session c
I'm using Ubuntu Dapper on some elderly hardware. As with Jan Kalab,
this has happened to me a number of times after a period of inactivity.
On the last occasion, I had only a Gnome Terminal, Emacs and Xdvi
running; I was sitting on the other side of the room, the screensaver
was running, and then
I used gparted to repartition my 80Gb disk with several ext3 partitions
(and one for the Mac), and gparted, fdisk, cfdisk and the Mac agreed on
the new partition table.
Using cpio under Ubuntu Dapper / Linux 2.6.15, I then tried to copy the
largest partition of my old disk (10Gb) on to it. This fa
I have a new Freecom Classic SL 80GB USB hard drive connected to
Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake Linux 2.6.15-29-386 on old (2001) hardware
also tried with Mac PowerBook G4 MacOS 10.3.9.
After playing with the VFAT filesystem on the disk as it came, using both
computers,
I used GNU Parted 1.6.25.1 to pu
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