I most certainly had/have this problem. Drove me crazy enough to
perform a fresh install of Ubuntu Lucid 10.04 retaining only home
directories. Was able to reconnect my way through to a fully updated
installation with all the most recent updates/kernel (Linux
2.6.32-21-generic kernel) and no adde
Sorry, the second sentence in my post is cruft I forgot to delete. It
can be disregarded. Essentially, after making the change I describe,
the restricted manager came up normally.
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restricted manager crashes in gutsy tribe 4
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/134097
You received this bug notific
Since this is python, the source code is included. You'll find that if
you edit the source. I think this error is generated because the code
attempts to call a function that does not exist
(DriverHandler.description(self)). The error tells us that
DriverHanlder.description is a "property" not a
Disabled JMicron controller, and things booted right up. Didn't miss a
beat with 2.6.20-9.
Pid
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modprobe abnormal exit - Kernel 2.6.20-8/9 does not boot
https://launchpad.net/bugs/84964
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I'm running feisty on an Asus P5W DH Deluxe. It _has_ a JMicron JMB363
SATA controller in it, but it also has a Intel ICH7R Southbridge which
controls 3 SATA connectors on the board.
My drives are connected to the Intel ICH7R connectors, not the JMicron.
Nothing is plugged into the JMicron and I
I have a Broadcom 4318 wireless adapter in a laptop about 1 1/2 years
old (Model HP L2005CU). I was successfully using Network Manager and
ndiswrapper to connect wirelessly with Edgy.
When I switched to Feisty, I ran with ndiswrapper but was unable to
connect to unencrypted networks (connected fi
