Not sure what happened or whoever did the magic, but the problem is gone
on Ubuntu 16.04, somewhere between the end of August and the first two
weeks of September. Moving images are as fast as it used to be (and
should be). I tested moving 1,000+ JPG files several times and it
happened instantly. I
I'm getting similar symptoms on Ubuntu 14.04 64bit. A Samsung 64GB
microSD card, was able to browse and delete files normally, but when
copy about 48GB to it, it would hang around 10GB (my system has 16GB of
RAM). The processing mount.exfat then would cause high iowait. I ejected
the card, put it b
Just upgraded my E7440 to A14. The keyboard still has problem with
bouncing (hit a key and it could result in 2-3 entries of the same key
registered), I still need to have a delay for "Bounce Keys" in Universal
Access.
I haven't had any random mouse jumping with the touchpad since adding
the "psmo
Might be related to Lorenzo's thought: the random jumping and clicking
only happen when the touchpad is treated as touchpad. I haven't had any
problem when loading the touchpad driver as a simple mouse (no
scrolling, tapping, multitouch, ... for the touchpad):
sudo modprobe -r psmouse
sudo modpro
I got so annoyed by this behavior, too. The easiest solution for me is to
disable zooming with Ctrl-Scroll in Firefox:
- go to about:config
- change the value of mousewheel.withcontrolkey.action (changed mine to 1 for
normal scrolling)
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/821743
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correction: for my current version of Firefox (v31), the config key is
"mousewheel.with_control.action"
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Title:
In Firefox, scrolling and then pre
Dell E7440, same problem on 14.04: very quick to change brightness using
intel_backlight command, but hardward keys (Fn-Up/Down) pause the
computer briefly.
Thanks to instruction from user Toz
(http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2208278), the fix requires both
"acpi_backlight=vendor" kerne
Dell E7440, Ubuntu 14.04 with latest updates (as of 6/11). The touchpad
works fine normally, but when holding down a key (e.g. Ctrl, Shift, Alt,
A, C, ...) and keeping the finger still on the touchpad, the mouse
cursor jumping randomly up and down around its original location (within
about 100 pixe
Confirmed on a fresh 12.04.3 AMD64. Cannot print due to this error in
dmesg:
apparmor="DENIED" operation="capable" parent=1 profile="/usr/sbin/cupsd"
pid=1046 comm="cupsd" pid=1046 comm="cupsd" capability=36
capname="block_suspend"
Adding "capability block_suspend," to /usr/sbin/cupsd resulted in
I found a "fix" mentioned here:
http://voices.yahoo.com/ubuntu-hiding-gimp-toolbox-3449370.html
basically we just need to tell GIMP to always focus on the canvas
(normal window) after each action.
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have to thank Mihai again for applying the new behavior (disable/enable)
selectively to the internal touchpad only. I use keyboard shortcuts a
lot in Blender. Instead of having to reload syndaemon with diferent
settings (-s param) everytime I use Blender, I just use the external
mouse instead (whic
actually only the last step (make install) that requires sudo, as it
makes changes to the system. Compiling (configure and make) only make
changes to the working directory.
BTW, after experimenting with the delay timeout (-i option), I found
that 0.5 sometimes makes the cursor frozen. In the end,
thanks Mihai and cement_head, I applied the patch for Maverick and it
works very well, although the delay after after typing (1 second) is
still a litte too long for me :-) This is an ingenious work-around,
kudos to Mihai.
Just in case somebody couldn't apply the patch in Maverick, the current
ver
thanks, Jim, for the script. Somehow on my E6420, the touchpad is
recognized as DualPoint instead of GlidePoint (I think I messed with
alps.c along the way), a small modification to the script fixes it. That
should prevent accidents while typing long messages for now.
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Confirm for AO722, with BCM4313, freeze immediately whenever connecting
to a wireless network, whether using brcm80211, b43, or the STA.
Blacklisting atl1c as describe #3 fixed it (for STA, haven't tried the
OSS drivers). Thanks.
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from the Fedora bug tracking
(https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=590880#c75), it looks like
Alps refused to release the specs, and will instead release their
proprietary drivers soon.
Hopefully it'll be easier to reverse-engineer with their proprietary
drivers.
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the patch, even with alps_ec_write() mod is not working for me (E6420 on
11.04, 2.6.38-10-generic-pae). Nothing changes (tap-to-click still
works) with the patched psmouse.ko
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Right after I commented above, I started Googling in a different direction and
found this bug report in Red Hat (see comment #10):
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=503983
Basically they said that the N-mode that was causing connection drops, so I
added this line to /etc/modprobe.d/opt
sorry, my problem is best described by bug #548992
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Confirm. Dell D630, Intel 4965AG. Everything was fine on Hardy until I
installed Lucid. Don't have problem with unsecured or WPA1-Personal,
only have problem with WPA2-Enterprise (PEAP, MSCHAP). I couldn't tell
when it get disconnected, but I can use the Internet for about 30
seconds, then it takes
tried Wicd, thinking it could be NetworkManager problem, but didn't
help.
switched to ndiswrapper. The latest XP driver from Intel (13.1.1.1)
doesn't work with ndiswrapper 1.55 (util 1.9). Found an old driver
(12.1.0.14) from Asus (http://www.download3k.com/Drivers/Network/Asus
/Download-Asus-Inte
I'm still having this problem on 10.04 release (2.6.32-21 32bit), 4965
AG. Connect fine to unsecured network. Can authenticate and connect to
WPA2 (PEAP, MSCHAPv2) but connection is slow (stays at 1Mbps). I tried
swcrypto=1 for iwlagn but doesn't solve the problem.
Been using Hardy for the last th
still have this problem in Hardy 8.04, with all updates as of today.
Video: Intel GM965. Turning on/off "Unredirect fullscreen windows"
doesn't solve the problem.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/73698
You receiv
I search low and high on Google last night, the problem seems to be the
integrated ATI IGP 320M. All other laptops with 320M are unable to
resume after suspend.
I've tried changing the settings in /etc/default/acpi-support (VBE,
laptop-mode, ...), kernel option (irqpoll), and different drivers (at
Please reopen this bug.
emachines M5312, Ubuntu 8.10. Still the same behavior: black screen (no
backlight) on resume, no keyboard light. Screen remains dark after
reboot, have to remove battery to be able to turn on normally again.
Looked into the log files (kernel, debug, messages), there're onl
Workaround found on Ubuntuforum:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=342775
To manually save my panel layout once:
gconftool-2 --dump /apps/panel > panel_layout_1280_800.entries
and restore the layout after switching back from a different resolution:
gconftool-2 --load panel_layout_1280_800
I got an R3000z with the same video card, this instruction works for me
(just installed and updated Hardy yesterday):
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaLaptopBinaryDriverSuspend
It can always go into suspend but the chance of coming back are 5 out of
7 so far.
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This is really annoying, especially my little one plays Chilsplay and
Gcompris regularly (switching back and forth between 1024x768 and
1440x900). Some issues to address:
- if the resolution goes from high to low, what if all the items won't fit on
the lower resolution.
- if the resolution goes f
confirmed on Dell D620 (Core 2 Duo, i810), Gutsy. Only happen to
maximized gnome-terminal
happen on Live CD too, disabling Compiz eliminates problem
opening first tab doesn't show the new tab (waited for 5 minutes).
Switching away and back, or clicking on terminal window, or clicking on
titlebar
Confirmed, my Dell D620 suspends on lid close in Feisty but not in
Gutsy.
Edit the file as suggested, works right away after restarting
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