I have the same problem as the OP, although timed alarms are always
displayed those with 'all day event' selected do not.
Platform
Xubuntu 14.04 beta -- 64bit
Orage version -- 4.10
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I have the same problem with Synaptic on Mint15 Cinnamon. It occurs
however I start Synaptic, even through the terminal, and the exact time
of the freeze is completely random, sometimes a few minutes, sometimes
after just one click.
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Correction to the above.
If you start it with synaptic then it freezes. If you start it with
synaptic , leaving the terminal open, then it doesn't freeze.
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Satish the only thing I might add to this is that in my experience, when
you do the 'shorting' of the cl1 cl2 pins the machine must have power
available, it is no good doing it with the battery removed it wont work,
in fact the machine has to be switched on. (see my post dated
2012/11/21 18:38 on
Update to comment 15. Ubuntu12.10, kernel 3.5.0-23 64bit.
After 2 days of use (mount count now 14) the 'recovery' error message
recurred (see comment #13). The file system was recovered on every
boot until I forced an fsck from another distro. As before, the fsck
reported no file system errors,
I can confirm that I am using AHCI mode also. I will start testing the
3.5.0-23 kernel today.
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Title:
Latest Kernel Version 3.2.0-36 Causing
These are my initial results. Using the 3.5.0-23 kernel 64 bit on Ubuntu 12.10.
Installed the kernel and did 5 reboots. No instance of orphaned inodes occurred:
grep -i orphan /var/log/syslog
ubuntu@fujitsu
The 'recovery' message occurred on every boot, but then again it also
occurs on every
For my next experiment I rebooted from Ubuntu12.10 into Mint14 and forced an
fsck on the Ubuntu partition.
Fsck found no errors.
However when I rebooted into Ubuntu the 'recovery' error was not present this
time.
There continue to be no 'orphan' errors.
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Since forcing fsck from another distro, the warning on file system
recovery on my Ubuntu partition (given in post 13), has not returned.
Prior to forcing this check it occurred on every boot. This makes me
wonder if the decision to set maximum mount count for all ext4 files
systems to -1 was
I have an identical problem on Ubuntu 12.10 when using kernel 3.5.0-22
but not kernel 3.5.0-21
Jan 22 18:44:21 fujitsu kernel: [2.865532] EXT4-fs (sda2): orphan cleanup
on readonly fs
Jan 22 18:44:21 fujitsu kernel: [2.866295] EXT4-fs (sda2):
ext4_orphan_cleanup: deleting unreferenced
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Kernel 3.5.0-21 will not shutdown on uefi booted
In my case all the distros I am using are 64bit.
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Kernel 3.5.0-21 will not shutdown on uefi booted machines
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Ah, thank you again YannUbuntu.
That is not the answer then.
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Title:
Ubuntu UEFI install locks out UEFI firmware (~bios) access
To manage
I am not at all familiar with Uefi workings, so the following comment is
neither a solution nor even a theory, simply a question for others that
are familiar with Uefi to consider.
I see that in my /boot/efi folder I have the following files:
ls -l /boot/efi/EFI/Microsoft/Boot/
total 480
morlock, thank you very much for this work.
I have tried all three of your nvram dumps on my machine and none of
them make any difference to its behaviour. In other words f2 settings
menu and f12 boot choices continue to be available at all times even
when in running your 'nvram_fucked_up' state.
That is a shame morlock, it seemed like a much easier solution all
round.
Well done for finding it even if it doesn't work!
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Ubuntu UEFI
I can confirm that the advice given by morlock has returned my bios to
working order, though I don't think this marks the bug as solved as it
is just a workround and will probably recur if Ubuntu is reinstalled.
The bios contains no settings related to Uefi that I can find (ie I
can't switch it
@YannUbuntu
I confirm I used the Erase Disk option to install Ubuntu.
@Chris Murphy
Your reference to Uefi settings confuses me. In my terminology, a bios is a
hard coded chip attached to a motherboard which has settings accessed by
pressing f2 at boot up for such things as setting the boot
Public bug reported:
lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 12.10
Release:12.10
apt-cache policy grub-efi-amd64
grub-efi-amd64:
Installed: 2.00-7ubuntu11
Candidate: 2.00-7ubuntu11
Pheonix Secure Core Tiano bios version 1.09
New laptop Fujitsu Lifebook AH532. Windows 7
I am using kernel 2.6.31.17 now and I have also tested lucid kernel
2.6.32.4 as well. Neither of these kernels solve the Huawei E220 'loop'
bug. I have a 2.6.32 kernel on Sidux and that does work with the E220,
but only if you use usb-modeswitch as well (version 1.0.7 in my case).
Usb-modeswitch
+1 for the above comment - it has not been fixed in the 31.16 kernel.
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phontanka:
I have also tried every version of Suse linux from 10.0 to 10.3 and I have had
nothing but trouble with all of them. Graphics problems, sound problems,
internet problems, mouse problems, keyboard problems, in fact too many problems
to make it worth my while bothering with. I
Leann,
I have been testing Hardy since the first day it was released right up
till the present. Sad to say it is no nearer to shutting down my laptop
now than it ever has been.
What may be of interest to you though is that about a couple of months
ago I started using another distribution and
This problem has been cured by using the latest proprietary ati driver
installer (version 8.452) followed by aticonfig.
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This error has been cured by a subsequent update.
Unfortunately I can't tell you which one.
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Binary package hint: linux-restricted-modules
Ever since the linux-restricted-modules was upgraded from version 2.6.24.5-4.12
I have been unable to boot kubuntu Hardy. I have tried version 2.6.24.6-4.15
and 2.6.24.6-5.16 on both kernel 2.6.24.4 and 2.6.24.5 and on all
Out of interest I tried the downgrade of libhsqldb-java to the Gutsy
version, but it made no difference on my system, no element of open
office will run. I have a theory that this may be architecture specific
in some way. I have asked this question on the forums and from the
replies I got those
I have come up with a workround for this problem which is successful for
me. I replaced the default hal 0.5.9-1ubuntu6 which is in the gutsy
repos with hal 0.5.10-5ubuntu1 from the hardy repos. Optical media
recognition now behaves as it should.
One word of warning if you are tempted to try this.
Further still to the above. Downgrading the hal version to the original
has now restored both optical and usb mounting, so perhaps all it needed
to make it work was a reinstallation of hal.
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You
Further to the above, although my mounting of optical media is now
working correctly, I am now unable to mount usb media except manually,
so perhaps this is not such a good idea after all.
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I've got it now as well (on Gutsy) only just noticed as I have been
using Hardy most of the time since the Alpha came out and that does not
have the bug. Neither does Linux Mint (based on Gutsy) on the same
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This error has been cured after recent updates.
Thank you all.
Merry Christmas to those who celebrate it.
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Public bug reported:
After recent update to Hardy Heron several applets in kde taskbar no longer
function.
Trash applet permanently empty
System Menu applet empty
Storage Media applet empty
All of these applets present an error message on startup saying: 'malformed url
system:/, malformed url
2007-12-11 16:53:28 startup packages remove
2007-12-11 16:53:28 status installed digikam 2:0.9.2-2ubuntu2
2007-12-11 16:53:35 remove digikam 2:0.9.2-2ubuntu2 2:0.9.2-2ubuntu2
2007-12-11 16:53:35 status half-configured digikam 2:0.9.2-2ubuntu2
2007-12-11 16:53:35 status half-installed digikam
I can confirm that the behaviour is identical in Hardy. With the 'Mount
as User' option checked the drive is unmountable. Uncheck it and full
read/write access becomes possible.
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Thank you very much for this solution Vladimir, I have been wrestling
with this problem for ages and until now have not found a way to fix it.
Funny thing is that unchecking 'Mount as User' is the exact opposite of
what you would expect to do!!
Thanks again.
I will now go and test it on Hardy
Further Information:
Contrary to my earlier report the point at which the recovery mode fails
is not always during USB installation. For example, the last two times I
have tried booting Hardy recovery mode the boot has stalled at the line
reading:
'sd 2:0:0:0 Attached scsi generic sg2 type 0'
kern.log.0 after Hibernate
NB It never completed hibernation - had to be shut down with the power
button and restarted, although strangely enough it did resume from the
hibernated disk image.
NB I have included this information re Hibernate and Suspend as you have
asked for it but for my own
kern.log.0 after suspend
NB it did not resume but had to be shut down with the power button and
then restarted.
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Thank you very much for offering to help with my shutdown problem. I
will attach the information you requested shortly. BTW the site that you
referred me to asks for the output of lspci -wnn, -w is not a valid
option for lspci so I presume you need the output of -vnn which is what
I have attached.
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My fresh install of Hardy has exactly the same problem as described
here, kcontrol is empty and all the modules that should be in there are
under 'Lost and Found' in the KDE menu.
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Fresh install of Kubuntu Hardy Alpha 1 on amd 64 architecture.
I can confirm this problem, all instances of kdesudo return the 'Command not
found' Error. This is particularly difficult in kde-systemsettings where it is
impossible to access the Administrator mode.
The program is installed at
I have recently completed a fresh install of Kubuntu Hardy Alpha 1 64
bit on my 64bit laptop. I am still unable to boot into recovery mode
(although normal mode is fine). This time the boot does not stop at USB
configuration but stops with the following error:
ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid//dev/sda6
Public bug reported:
Evesham Voyager C530RD laptop. Kubuntu Hardy Heron Alpha 1.
I would like to renew this bug report in view of my recent change to
Heron Alpha 1, although it has been present in every version and every
distro I have ever tried since owning the machine just over a year ago.
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Multiple attempts to boot Hardy into recovery mode have all failed,
furthermore they have all failed at the same point which is configuring
USB devices. The normal mode of Hardy does not have this problem, it
only occurs in recovery mode. The symptoms are a freeze of the
I can confirm this error with virtualbox. I have both the virtualbox-ose
and virtualbox-source-ose packages installed and I still get the same
error. The installation instructions in /usr/share/doc make no
difference to this situation, I have carried them out but I still get
the
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 87023 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/87023
Well, I have just waited over 20 minutes and my password is still
remembered, I can launch any root program without re-entering it.
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Ah now this is interesting, this is the first time I have ever heard
about any time limit on password caching. I have reinstalled kdesudo and
straight away the 'remember' function has returned, so I will wait
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I think it might be something to do with the timing of the password
cache. This time I waited 30 minutes and after that time it asked me for
a password again so it is working I guess.
/var/run/sudo/username
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Thank you for your time in looking into this, if having your passwords
remembered indefinitely is a wanted purpose on your system then it
certainly isn't on mine so we will have to disagree there. I have
As of today my shutdown options have returned. It must have been one of
the latest updates that did it although I have no idea which one. Anyway
it is working again - thanks!
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Now added kdebase 4.3.5.7-1ubuntu19 but still no shutdown options.
(also tried kernel 2.6.22-11 to no avail)
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Upgrade to kdebase 4.3.5.7-1ubuntu18 has not cured this problem.
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Thanks for reply that is now done, bug #136987.
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KUbuntu Gutsy, 64 bit laptop.
Since the update to kdebase 4.3.5.7-1ubuntu17 on Saturday September 1st.
I have had no options in kde logout menu other than 'log out' ie
shutdown and reboot are missing. I was told that a fix had been released
but
A similar problem to this has occurred on my kubuntu gutsy 64bit
installation following upgrade to kdebase 4.3.5.7-1ubuntu17.
The only shutdown option I have is 'logout'.
Of course it differs slightly in that being a kubuntu system it is not
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OK I see what you mean.
Like I said, I have removed kdesudu and my functionality has returned to normal
and so far I haven't noticed anything untoward from not having the package
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Update 'hplip2.7.7-0ubuntu3' will not install on Kubuntu 64bit version.
The following errors are generated:
hplip:
Depends: hplip-data (2.7.7) but 1.7.3-0ubuntu4 is to be installed
Depends: hplip-firmware (=2.7.7) but it is not installable
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 87023 ***
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This was solved by a later update.
Thanks people - great work!
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I run gutsy on an Evesham Voyager laptop and it still doesn't power off.
I've also tried every boot cheat code you have ever heard of plus a few
you haven't, I still have to hold down the power button every time. That
is the 2.6.22-9 kernel and still no joy.
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Having the same issue with kubuntu Gutsy on amd64 arch. starting today
(August 8th).
$ adept_updater -v
Qt: 3.3.7
KDE: 3.5.7
Adept Updater: 2.1 Cruiser
$ uname -r
2.6.22-9-generic
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This now appears to be working normally again.
Solved for me anyway.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 130470 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/130470
Scott, You guessed right I am on AMD64 architecture and that obviously
was the problem, the latest set of updates cured everything.
Thank you for your time and thank you for this excellent distro,
although
Using Gutsy Gibbon tribe 3.
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All of the following recently released updates break kubuntu by trying
to remove 'kubuntu-desktop'.
apt
apt-utils
aptitude
debtags
libept0
python-apt
synaptic
** Affects: kubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status:
Scott: Thank you very much for the prompt reply and interesting to note that
not everyone is experiencing this problem. I will try to be more specific.
When I say 'break' I mean that any of the above mentioned updates insist on
removing 'kubuntu-desktop' which as far as I understand is an
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