Okay, it didn't let me make that change, instead informing me that
build-essential is the source package for crossbuild-essential-powerpc.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1343656
Title:
Changed defaulted package from build-essential to crossbuild-essential-
powerpc
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1343656
Title:
Unable to install crossbuild-essential-powerpc on x86_64
Public bug reported:
The Ubuntu 14.04LTS 64-bit is installed within a brand-new VM (using
VirtualBox 4.3.12). The host machine and the VM are both x86_64
(amd64). I would like to get a powerpc-linux-gnu cross-toolchain up and
running, and noticed that Ubuntu had a specific package for this.
Fir
The problem reported above was not particular to the dvd iso. Also, I
have since found the daily snapshot iso files at cdimage.ubuntu.com.
I have just installed the 20100401 amd64 server cd iso using the guided
encryption+lvm option, with grub 1 (legacy). I am able to normally boot
using this in
In the past I have set up a Karmic machine that used text only, and by
specifying "bootwait" (or something like that) into /etc/fstab I was
able to get a chance to enter multiple encrypted partition passphrases
and to boot properly. Can I somehow instruct the installer to not use
plymouth and xspl
Public bug reported:
Attempted amd64 lucid beta 1 install from dvd iso using two drives,
encryption, and lvm with two volume groups. The first time, I tried to
use encryption on both drives, and created lvm volume groups on top of
each encrypted partition. When I booted, I got the ubuntu logo sc
i386 proved to be unreliable; couldn't even complete the lucid install.
Now have built an amd64 system, but am using full-disk encryption and
cannot even boot the system to the point where I can attempt to install
Chuck Short's PPA. Still trying...
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[FFE] Latest Stable is 5.0.1
https://bugs.la
This is still a problem even through Karmic (9.10) and Lucid (10.04)
beta 1: in various situations, input is eaten, or prompts for decryption
of a second device are never received.
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[hardy beta] encrypting partitions at installation should allow for single
passphrase to unlock all
https://bugs
Public bug reported:
I have two raid1 drive pairs, two of which comprise /dev/md0 and two of
which comprise /dev/md/hitachi2Tb (sometimes with a third-party system
rescue CD such as SystemRescueCD 1.5.0, the second raid1shows up as
/dev/md1 or /dev/md127).
The lucid-beta-1 alternate i386 CD's res
I haven't attempted to participate in testing a pre-release Ubuntu
package before, so please bear with me. I'd very much like to see
Bacula 5.0.x make it into Lucid. I have reformatted a machine with
Lucid Alpha 3 to install Chuck Short's test package onto. This machine
is i386 rather than amd64
As part of the responses for bug 403349
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/calendarserver/+bug/403349),
Alex Dean gave a URL http://www.deanspot.org/content/installing-darwin-
calendar-server-23-ubuntu-910 that points to his post on his workaround
to get CalendarServer working under 9.10 (K
I attempted to use the prescribed workaround (editing /etc/passwd to
remove the ,,, after the name), but this did not work for me. I don't
see any change (I still get "User Name,,," in the Start Menu under
Windows XP.
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Samba Fails to Split GECOS on Comma
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/182572
I wouldn't want to cause a worse problem than the annoyance I'd be
solving. Would editing /etc/passwd to remove the three commas be an
effective workaround for this problem?
If not, what would be an effective workaround?
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Samba Fails to Split GECOS on Comma
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/182
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gcc-4.4-doc
I am using Karmic Koala (9.10), fully updated/upgraded.
During installation of the documentation package, the following output
is emitted:
Setting up gcc-4.4-doc (4.4.1-4ubuntu8) ...
Ignoring install-info called from maintainer script
The pa
This package appears to exist in a broken form in Karmic, but is not
installable because of a version more than 1.5 years old (version 1.2)
that is currently bundled depends upon the python-xml package that was
dropped after the Jaunty release:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/calendarser
I should have mentioned that resolving this bug will also resolve
#403349:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/calendarserver/+bug/403349
The current version of calendarserver, 1.2, cannot even be installed via
apt on Karmic.
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Please upgrade calendarserver to version 2.3 from upstre
+1: AFAIK, DCS is the closest thing we have to a CalDAV server in
Ubuntu. Bump!!
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Please upgrade calendarserver to version 2.3 from upstream
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/426778
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