I have finally resolved this issue. The problem was not something in
grub2. Rather there was an issue with the BIOS. I managed to get Ubuntu
Mate 14.04 to boot - until I did did a kernel update. The PC would no
longer boot. Just on a hunch I popped out and replaced the button
battery and let the
By way of additional testing I did a clean install of Lubuntu 14.04. It
would not boot after the install. I then booted the PC from the Debian
Wheezy live DVD. I then installed grub2 from Debian to the Lubuntu hard
drive. It will now boot Lubuntu.
I did observe during the Lubutu boot process
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Recently I tried to install Mint 17 Mate (based on Ubuntu 14.04) on my
trusty old Dell test PC. The OS worked from the CD and the install
seemed to go fine. However, when I did the first reboot I only got as
far as the grub menu. At that point the machine was totally
As requested I attempted an install of Ubuntu 12.04 server (32 bit) from
a PATA DVD drive to a SATA hard drive. I used the Dell Dimension 4600 PC
which I had used earlier. The installation completed successfully.
Contrary to my earlier comment, Ubuntu _server_ 10.04 is not yet coming
to end of
Do with this bug whatever you thinks is appropriate. I do not plan to
install Ubuntu server 10.04 ever again.
Ken
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Cannot install
:59 PM, Christopher M. Penalver wrote:
taylorkh, this bug was reported a while ago and there hasn't been any
activity in it recently. We were wondering if this is still an issue?
Can you try with the latest development release of Ubuntu? ISO CD images
are available from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com
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Trying to reinstall this package with synaptic and it crashed
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: bcmwl-kernel-source 5.100.82.38+bdcom-0ubuntu6.1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.2.0-23.36-generic-pae 3.2.14
Uname: Linux 3.2.0-23-generic-pae i686
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failed to build
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Starting with a blank profile (all files deleted) I load Firefox.
I make the following settings on the Preferences Privacy tab
History - Use custom settings for history
[X] Remember my browsing history
[X] Accept cookies from sites
[ ] Accept third
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I make the following settings on the Preferences Privacy tab
History - Use custom settings for history
[X] Remember my browsing history
[X] Accept cookies from sites
[ ] Accept third
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I just received this error while installing nVidia drivers on a new
Ubuntu 12.04 32 bit install. So I am guessing it is not yet fixed? This
is an install of the official release, not a beta.
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I have the same issue with stunnel4 3.4.29-1 installed on Ubuntu 10.04
64 bit.
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stunnel init.d script doesnt work at boot time but
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Ubuntu 11.04 32 bit. Attempting to install on Dell Dimension 4600
Pentium 4 from live CD installation CD. When using PATA optical drive
the install brings up a window Cannot install grub and allows me to
cancel install or install without grub. If I install without grub I can
I connected an SATA optical drive to the USB converter and installed
Ubuntu Server 10.04.1 to an SATA drive with no issues. So it is
definitely something about the PATA optical drive. This test and the
previous test were done on a Dell Studio XPS 8000 as my old Dimension
4600 would not recognize
The machine in question never gets enough on it to boot. After the error
occurs that is it. It does not respond to anything. I pulled the hard
drive and mounted it in another machine with my USB hard drive dock - a
neat little toy.
dmsg says (Nothing has been logged yet.)
The only log with any
I have spent the past week fighting with a bug in CentOS 6. It does not
recognize my on-board NIC and thus does not install some networking
components. Unless I plug in a second NIC. Then networking is installed
and BOTH NICs work(?) so my memory on this Ubuntu bug may be a little
fuzzy...
Well, somehow the installer knows that it is reading an PATA optical
drive even thorough USB. I connected such an optical drive to my Vantec
connect any drive to a USB cable dongle toy. I started an install of
server 10.04.1 and it died as described in the original bug. I will
connect a SATA
This is corrected in 11.10 alpha 2 in the server install image. I guess
this bug can be closed provided it is not put back into the 11.10
release.
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This has been fixed in the 11.10 alpha 2 image. Will the fix be back
ported? Inability to install the OS is sort of a show stopper.
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I am using 10.04 LTS specifically so as not to have to chase upgrades
every 6 months. I do not plan to upgrade this machine until perhaps
12.04 LTS is released so I am afraid I cannot confirm if the issue
exists in Natty. It does still occur on 10.04 on occasion even with the
latest patches
I can add some good news on this bug! I just booted my netbook from a
11.04 Live CD (well on a flash drive actually). The resolution is 1024 x
600 and it is running the Unity interface. When I call up gnome-disk-
utility it is too big to fit on the screen both vertically and
horizontally.
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Gnome commander crashes trying to make remote connection
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Bug 719485 is fixed by installing libgnomevfs2-extra. I have done that.
This appears to be a different bug.
New install of Ubuntu 11.04, 32 bit with all current updates. Install
gnome-commander from the partner repository. From the gnome-commander
menu choose Connection;
Please change this report from a bug to a would be nice if... I have
determined the reason I could not connect to the remote server is that I
had not yet stored a Secure Shell Key for the server my keyring on the
Ubuntu 11.04 PC. Once I did create the key I can connect to the server
with
Thanks Brian. I do not believe that this is a hardware nor media issue.
See the bug I reported against Ubuntu 10.04 server. I tried all sorts of
combinations of media, hard drives and optical drives before reporting
that one. The issue occurs when trying to install from a PATA optical
drive to a
Update: I have determined that this bug is related to hardware. I was
attempting to install from an IDE (or PATA) DVD drive to a SATA hard
drive. I identified this issue with the installer for Ubuntu Server
10.04 - see bug
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The Ubuntu
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Part way through the install I receive the message Please insert the
disk labeled 'Ubuntu-server 11.10 ...' in the drive '/media/cdrom' and
press enter. The disk is already in the drive. Pressing Enter returns
the same message. Please note that this was reported in
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
PC is a Dell XPS4600 Pentium 4 with a Seagate 160 GB SATA drive.
Installation is from 11.04 32 bit live CD.
Installation fails when configuring boot loader. Message cannot install boot
loader to /dev/sda and asks me to select another location.
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unable to
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Binary package hint: k3b
I am attempting to write a data DVD. I add the file(s) to the
compilation and press the Burn button. The Data Project dialog contains
a check box [ ] Simulate. The box is grayed out. I cannot check it.
Burning the DVD for real works fine.
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Binary package hint: gnome-utils
1 - I invoked Disk Usage Analyzer and selected Analyzer, Scan Remote
Folder. I set the Service Type to SSH and supplied the necessary
information to scan a folder on my Ubuntu 10.04 server. The folder is
scanned as expected. However, if I
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I would like to add that this same problem exists on Ubuntu 11.04 32
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That helps. Thanks!
On 04/23/2011 10:26 AM, Connor Imes wrote:
Hi Taylor, thanks for the report. I think you are misunderstanding how the
firewall works. You can only configure the firewall on the computer that you
want to open up access to. The from and to ranges are IP ranges, not
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I right click on the desktop and un-check Keep Aligned. I then log
out and back in. If I right click on the desktop again I find that Keep
Aligned is checked.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
Package: gnome (not installed)
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
: (unassigned) = taylorkh (taylorkh2)
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Status: New = Invalid
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gnome commander misreads file
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Binary package hint: gnome-commander
gnome commander 1.2.8.5 running on Ubuntu 10.04 is connected by ssh to a
Ubuntu 10.04 server. On the server is a file which I have examined with
ls -l
-rwxr--r-- 1 moe users 20 2010-12-12 12:17 moe.txt
As shown the owner is moe and the
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Binary package hint: ubuntu-docs
I am trying to follow the example in the Ubuntu Community Documentation
for Gufw to setup a rule to allow ssh access to a Ubuntu 10.04 machine
for any address between 192.168.0.100 and 192.168.0.150. According to
the documentation I would
Based upon discussion in this thread on linuxquestions.org
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?p=4173895#post4173895
I tried installing Ubuntu 10.04.1 using the Alternate CD in a PATA DVD
drive. Same failure. Perhaps this issue is hardware related. The server
and desktop are
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Binary package hint: base-installer
An image of Ubuntu-Server 10.04.1 32 bit was download and burned to a
CD. The CD was inserted in the DVD-R/RW drive in a Dell Poweredge 400SC
server. Installation began and proceeded to a point just AFTER 74% of
Install the base system.
Your wish is my command. The attached files are the results of the
requested commands executed on the Dell Dimension 4600 WITH the PATA DVD
drive installed. Well actually the dmsg. Seems I have to post one file
at a time.
** Attachment added: dmsg.txt
Second command output
** Attachment added: lspci.txt
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Ubuntu 10.10 32 bit and 64 bit
I open a terminal window and type shares-admin - the dialog tells me
Sharing services are not installed and prompts me to install NFS
and/or SMB. I click the Install Services button and the following
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I have removed the packages and restarted the machine just for good
measure. This time shares-admin does not prompt me to install NFS
and/or SAMBA - even though they are no longer there.
My testing was done newly installed 10.10 in the form of VMWare virtual
machines running on a 10.04 host. I
Well it gets more interesting - I just tried it on a 10.10 physical
machine which has been in operation for several weeks. It prompted me
for credentials. I will reinstall the OS on the physical machine and
see what happens. \
Regardless of the possible security issue it seems that
On the 10.10 64 bit VM I removed the remnants under /etc/init.d/nfs*. I
then rebooted it and ran shares-admin. This time when I clicked
Install services I was prompted for my password.
On a newly installed 10.10 32 bit physical machine with all current
updates I was prompted as expected.
It
Public bug reported:
At random times while working or on the most recent occasion after login
into the system I find that the Desktop Theme (set to Clearlooks)
changes. This is illustrated in the attached screen shot. Notice that
the corners of the window and buttons are square not the rounded
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a better match.
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I have the same issue with xsane .996 on Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit. In
addition if the scanner is set to flat bed, one page at a time, I get an
Information dialog as described in the original report with EACH page
scanned. The Information dialogs are modal and I cannot close xsane
until I close each
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Binary package hint: gnome-disk-utility
Ubuntu 10.04 64 bit with all patches through 9/2/2010
I have 2 hard drives formatted as ext4. They are reported as ext3 in
Disk Utility 2.0.1. I have confirmed the format type using df -T which
shows:
/dev/sdc1 ext4 961432072
Sorry this seems to be a false alarm. I rebooted the PC and Disk
Utility correctly shows the format type as ext4. For what it is worth I
reformatted one of the drives from ext3 to ext4 using Disk Utility and
the other from the command line. They were both ext3 to start with.
Both of them did
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Binary package hint: system-config-printer
When printing to a PDF using Generic CUPS-PDF Printer [en] a file name
for the PDF file is automatically generated based for example on the
name of the web page or document being printed. If the file already
exists it is
Ubuntu 9.10 64 bit
system-config-printer 1.1.12
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Binary package hint: vinagre
This bug was reported here:
http://bugzilla.gnom10.org/show_bug.cgi?id=570801 I am told that is has
been fixed in more recent versions of Gnome. It does not occur in Ubuntu
8.10. How does the fix get back ported into Ubuntu 8.04 LTS a (which is
Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu 7.10 I can create a launcher on the panel to connect to a remote
server (in this example named taylor6 by ssh as follows:
- open a terminal window and type ssh taylor6
- answer Yes to accept RSA key (first time only)
- enter my password on taylor6
- exit
I then
Please cancel/close this bug report. I have determined by further
testing that the issue was related to a VMWare virtual machine which
apparently became corrupted. I have verified that the ssh launcher
creation and use function as they should in Ubuntu 8.04 when run on a
physical install or as a
Issue related to possibly corrupt VMWare virtual machine files.
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