This problem first started with me with 8.10 (Gnome). Clicking on the
inside of a window doesn't give it focus or raise it, though the
contents are still accessible. Text can be highlighted and buttons
pushed. Clicking the frame gives focus and brings to front but the only
way to get access to text
Same problem here, using the original beta CD.
I have two SATA drives on a RAID with windows and one PATA drive which
i'm installing ubuntu on. The PATA has Feisty on the first half of the
drive. I should note that 1 out of 3 it passes the 53% fine but then
after step 8 (the summary) it hangs at '
Good news, downloaded the RC DVD last night (i386) and it installed
first try with no problems at all. It appears the issue is resolved
although I could repeat the installation tonight to be sure.
Previously, it would always hang at one of the two 'scanning disks'
stages mentioned above (first par
Installed again with no problems.
--
[Gutsy] LiveCD Install Hung on Partitioner 53%
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Likewise, I have not upgraded my BIOS and am still on A09. In my case,
the fan cycles between high and low (a few seconds between cycles),
regardless of what kind of system activity is going on. I'll have to
verify temps, but this occurs the instant the driver kicks when X
starts. I don't think the
I can confirm this problem on fresh install (intel x86) of intrepid beta
with all updates . Opening gedit from the menu or by double clicking a
file would take between 20-30 seconds to start. Once opened new files
would load instantaneously in a new tab. However, closing gedit and
reopening it imme
I tested the 177 driver again. Unlike the first time I tried it where
the fan would cycle high and low now the fan was always running at max.
This was right from startup after the computer had been off for a while.
Idle temps showed 44-46 C with 177 whereas with 173 idle temps are at 51
C (but fan
I initially had the intermittent high/low fan issue, but my latest
efforts have the fan constantly running at max.
I was encouraged by Ruseell's post and so thought I would give
177.80-0ubuntu2 a quick try. Reloaded the repos and saw the ubuntu2
driver. Installed, reboot, same problem (fan running
Same problem with fresh install of Intrepid Beta and updates on an XPS
M1330 with 8400M GS. 173 works fine.
--
Latest nvidia driver for Interpid (x64) makes my fan spin all the time.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/280805
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs,
I don't know if this will help but I should mention that the identical
issue happened on Vista.
I have a dual boot and I hadn't upgraded my Nvdia Vista driver since I
installed Vista around last March/April. Last week I decided to upgrade
the Vista nvidia driver (from the Dell website) in the hope
Likewise, I have not upgraded my BIOS and am still on A09. In my case,
the fan cycles between high and low (a few seconds between cycles),
regardless of what kind of system activity is going on. I'll have to
verify temps, but this occurs the instant the driver kicks when X
starts. I don't think the
I can confirm this problem on fresh install (intel x86) of intrepid beta
with all updates . Opening gedit from the menu or by double clicking a
file would take between 20-30 seconds to start. Once opened new files
would load instantaneously in a new tab. However, closing gedit and
reopening it imme
I tested the 177 driver again. Unlike the first time I tried it where
the fan would cycle high and low now the fan was always running at max.
This was right from startup after the computer had been off for a while.
Idle temps showed 44-46 C with 177 whereas with 173 idle temps are at 51
C (but fan
I initially had the intermittent high/low fan issue, but my latest
efforts have the fan constantly running at max.
I was encouraged by Ruseell's post and so thought I would give
177.80-0ubuntu2 a quick try. Reloaded the repos and saw the ubuntu2
driver. Installed, reboot, same problem (fan running
Same problem with fresh install of Intrepid Beta and updates on an XPS
M1330 with 8400M GS. 173 works fine.
--
Latest nvidia driver for Interpid (x64) makes my fan spin all the time.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/280805
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs,
Good news, downloaded the RC DVD last night (i386) and it installed
first try with no problems at all. It appears the issue is resolved
although I could repeat the installation tonight to be sure.
Previously, it would always hang at one of the two 'scanning disks'
stages mentioned above (first par
Installed again with no problems.
--
[Gutsy] LiveCD Install Hung on Partitioner 53%
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/145086
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
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I don't know if this will help but I should mention that the identical
issue happened on Vista.
I have a dual boot and I hadn't upgraded my Nvdia Vista driver since I
installed Vista around last March/April. Last week I decided to upgrade
the Vista nvidia driver (from the Dell website) in the hope
This problem first started with me with 8.10 (Gnome). Clicking on the
inside of a window doesn't give it focus or raise it, though the
contents are still accessible. Text can be highlighted and buttons
pushed. Clicking the frame gives focus and brings to front but the only
way to get access to text
This problem first started with me with 8.10 (Gnome). Clicking on the
inside of a window doesn't give it focus or raise it, though the
contents are still accessible. Text can be highlighted and buttons
pushed. Clicking the frame gives focus and brings to front but the only
way to get access to text
Same problem here, using the original beta CD.
I have two SATA drives on a RAID with windows and one PATA drive which
i'm installing ubuntu on. The PATA has Feisty on the first half of the
drive. I should note that 1 out of 3 it passes the 53% fine but then
after step 8 (the summary) it hangs at '
Same problem here, using the original beta CD.
I have two SATA drives on a RAID with windows and one PATA drive which
i'm installing ubuntu on. The PATA has Feisty on the first half of the
drive. I should note that 1 out of 3 it passes the 53% fine but then
after step 8 (the summary) it hangs at '
Good news, downloaded the RC DVD last night (i386) and it installed
first try with no problems at all. It appears the issue is resolved
although I could repeat the installation tonight to be sure.
Previously, it would always hang at one of the two 'scanning disks'
stages mentioned above (first par
Installed again with no problems.
--
[Gutsy] LiveCD Install Hung on Partitioner 53%
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/145086
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Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu.
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Likewise, I have not upgraded my BIOS and am still on A09. In my case,
the fan cycles between high and low (a few seconds between cycles),
regardless of what kind of system activity is going on. I'll have to
verify temps, but this occurs the instant the driver kicks when X
starts. I don't think the
I can confirm this problem on fresh install (intel x86) of intrepid beta
with all updates . Opening gedit from the menu or by double clicking a
file would take between 20-30 seconds to start. Once opened new files
would load instantaneously in a new tab. However, closing gedit and
reopening it imme
I tested the 177 driver again. Unlike the first time I tried it where
the fan would cycle high and low now the fan was always running at max.
This was right from startup after the computer had been off for a while.
Idle temps showed 44-46 C with 177 whereas with 173 idle temps are at 51
C (but fan
I initially had the intermittent high/low fan issue, but my latest
efforts have the fan constantly running at max.
I was encouraged by Ruseell's post and so thought I would give
177.80-0ubuntu2 a quick try. Reloaded the repos and saw the ubuntu2
driver. Installed, reboot, same problem (fan running
Same problem with fresh install of Intrepid Beta and updates on an XPS
M1330 with 8400M GS. 173 works fine.
--
Latest nvidia driver for Interpid (x64) makes my fan spin all the time.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/280805
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs,
I don't know if this will help but I should mention that the identical
issue happened on Vista.
I have a dual boot and I hadn't upgraded my Nvdia Vista driver since I
installed Vista around last March/April. Last week I decided to upgrade
the Vista nvidia driver (from the Dell website) in the hope
Likewise, I have not upgraded my BIOS and am still on A09. In my case,
the fan cycles between high and low (a few seconds between cycles),
regardless of what kind of system activity is going on. I'll have to
verify temps, but this occurs the instant the driver kicks when X
starts. I don't think the
I can confirm this problem on fresh install (intel x86) of intrepid beta
with all updates . Opening gedit from the menu or by double clicking a
file would take between 20-30 seconds to start. Once opened new files
would load instantaneously in a new tab. However, closing gedit and
reopening it imme
I tested the 177 driver again. Unlike the first time I tried it where
the fan would cycle high and low now the fan was always running at max.
This was right from startup after the computer had been off for a while.
Idle temps showed 44-46 C with 177 whereas with 173 idle temps are at 51
C (but fan
I initially had the intermittent high/low fan issue, but my latest
efforts have the fan constantly running at max.
I was encouraged by Ruseell's post and so thought I would give
177.80-0ubuntu2 a quick try. Reloaded the repos and saw the ubuntu2
driver. Installed, reboot, same problem (fan running
Same problem with fresh install of Intrepid Beta and updates on an XPS
M1330 with 8400M GS. 173 works fine.
--
Latest nvidia driver for Interpid (x64) makes my fan spin all the time.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/280805
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs,
Likewise, I have not upgraded my BIOS and am still on A09. In my case,
the fan cycles between high and low (a few seconds between cycles),
regardless of what kind of system activity is going on. I'll have to
verify temps, but this occurs the instant the driver kicks when X
starts. I don't think the
I can confirm this problem on fresh install (intel x86) of intrepid beta
with all updates . Opening gedit from the menu or by double clicking a
file would take between 20-30 seconds to start. Once opened new files
would load instantaneously in a new tab. However, closing gedit and
reopening it imme
I tested the 177 driver again. Unlike the first time I tried it where
the fan would cycle high and low now the fan was always running at max.
This was right from startup after the computer had been off for a while.
Idle temps showed 44-46 C with 177 whereas with 173 idle temps are at 51
C (but fan
I initially had the intermittent high/low fan issue, but my latest
efforts have the fan constantly running at max.
I was encouraged by Ruseell's post and so thought I would give
177.80-0ubuntu2 a quick try. Reloaded the repos and saw the ubuntu2
driver. Installed, reboot, same problem (fan running
Same problem with fresh install of Intrepid Beta and updates on an XPS
M1330 with 8400M GS. 173 works fine.
--
Latest nvidia driver for Interpid (x64) makes my fan spin all the time.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/280805
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs,
Same problem here, using the original beta CD.
I have two SATA drives on a RAID with windows and one PATA drive which
i'm installing ubuntu on. The PATA has Feisty on the first half of the
drive. I should note that 1 out of 3 it passes the 53% fine but then
after step 8 (the summary) it hangs at '
Good news, downloaded the RC DVD last night (i386) and it installed
first try with no problems at all. It appears the issue is resolved
although I could repeat the installation tonight to be sure.
Previously, it would always hang at one of the two 'scanning disks'
stages mentioned above (first par
Installed again with no problems.
--
[Gutsy] LiveCD Install Hung on Partitioner 53%
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/145086
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu.
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This problem first started with me with 8.10 (Gnome). Clicking on the
inside of a window doesn't give it focus or raise it, though the
contents are still accessible. Text can be highlighted and buttons
pushed. Clicking the frame gives focus and brings to front but the only
way to get access to text
I don't know if this will help but I should mention that the identical
issue happened on Vista.
I have a dual boot and I hadn't upgraded my Nvdia Vista driver since I
installed Vista around last March/April. Last week I decided to upgrade
the Vista nvidia driver (from the Dell website) in the hope
Same problem here, using the original beta CD.
I have two SATA drives on a RAID with windows and one PATA drive which
i'm installing ubuntu on. The PATA has Feisty on the first half of the
drive. I should note that 1 out of 3 it passes the 53% fine but then
after step 8 (the summary) it hangs at '
Good news, downloaded the RC DVD last night (i386) and it installed
first try with no problems at all. It appears the issue is resolved
although I could repeat the installation tonight to be sure.
Previously, it would always hang at one of the two 'scanning disks'
stages mentioned above (first par
Installed again with no problems.
--
[Gutsy] LiveCD Install Hung on Partitioner 53%
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/145086
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu.
--
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ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com
ht
This problem first started with me with 8.10 (Gnome). Clicking on the
inside of a window doesn't give it focus or raise it, though the
contents are still accessible. Text can be highlighted and buttons
pushed. Clicking the frame gives focus and brings to front but the only
way to get access to text
Likewise, I have not upgraded my BIOS and am still on A09. In my case,
the fan cycles between high and low (a few seconds between cycles),
regardless of what kind of system activity is going on. I'll have to
verify temps, but this occurs the instant the driver kicks when X
starts. I don't think the
I can confirm this problem on fresh install (intel x86) of intrepid beta
with all updates . Opening gedit from the menu or by double clicking a
file would take between 20-30 seconds to start. Once opened new files
would load instantaneously in a new tab. However, closing gedit and
reopening it imme
I tested the 177 driver again. Unlike the first time I tried it where
the fan would cycle high and low now the fan was always running at max.
This was right from startup after the computer had been off for a while.
Idle temps showed 44-46 C with 177 whereas with 173 idle temps are at 51
C (but fan
I initially had the intermittent high/low fan issue, but my latest
efforts have the fan constantly running at max.
I was encouraged by Ruseell's post and so thought I would give
177.80-0ubuntu2 a quick try. Reloaded the repos and saw the ubuntu2
driver. Installed, reboot, same problem (fan running
Same problem with fresh install of Intrepid Beta and updates on an XPS
M1330 with 8400M GS. 173 works fine.
--
Latest nvidia driver for Interpid (x64) makes my fan spin all the time.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/280805
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs,
I don't know if this will help but I should mention that the identical
issue happened on Vista.
I have a dual boot and I hadn't upgraded my Nvdia Vista driver since I
installed Vista around last March/April. Last week I decided to upgrade
the Vista nvidia driver (from the Dell website) in the hope
Same problem here, using the original beta CD.
I have two SATA drives on a RAID with windows and one PATA drive which
i'm installing ubuntu on. The PATA has Feisty on the first half of the
drive. I should note that 1 out of 3 it passes the 53% fine but then
after step 8 (the summary) it hangs at '
Good news, downloaded the RC DVD last night (i386) and it installed
first try with no problems at all. It appears the issue is resolved
although I could repeat the installation tonight to be sure.
Previously, it would always hang at one of the two 'scanning disks'
stages mentioned above (first par
Installed again with no problems.
--
[Gutsy] LiveCD Install Hung on Partitioner 53%
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/145086
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu.
--
ubuntu-bugs mailing list
ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com
ht
I don't know if this will help but I should mention that the identical
issue happened on Vista.
I have a dual boot and I hadn't upgraded my Nvdia Vista driver since I
installed Vista around last March/April. Last week I decided to upgrade
the Vista nvidia driver (from the Dell website) in the hope
This problem first started with me with 8.10 (Gnome). Clicking on the
inside of a window doesn't give it focus or raise it, though the
contents are still accessible. Text can be highlighted and buttons
pushed. Clicking the frame gives focus and brings to front but the only
way to get access to text
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