On my ThinkPad X61 system, "sysctl -a" does not report any "dev.wifi0"
variables at all. I am using the ath5k driver module. For which driver
does the workaround work?
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For users it's best if Ubuntu includes the patch until such time as it
gets merged upstream.
Perhaps this represents an unreasonable amount of work. If so, then
fair enough.
But I would hope that Ubuntu won't make users suffer merely because
there's disagreement about who really ought to apply t
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 269253 ***
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ath5k with AR5424 fails at startup or resume
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Is this still a problem in Jaunty?
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I am not having this problem any more. Seems to have been fixed in the
runup to Jaunty release.
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This may not be very useful information, but ...
I apt-get upgrade ; apt-get dist-upgrade Jaunty every couple of days.
Since yesterday I am not having the reported problem any more. Now when
I log in the resolution is set correctly (in my case 1024 × 768 on the
laptop panel, 1680 × 1050 on the e
Compare bug #320875.
I have this problem too. After a resume I see hundreds of these in the
syslog:
Mar 11 10:17:45 triffid pulseaudio[4148]: alsa-util.c: snd_pcm_avail_update()
returned a value that is exceptionally large: 2317499328 bytes (13137751 ms)
Most likely this is a Linux bug. Pleas
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: screen-resolution-extra
I dist-upgrade my Intrepid-now-Jaunty installation every day.
As of today there is no longer a "Screen Resolution" application under
System | Preferences.
** Affects: screen-resolution-extra (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Me again.
I experience a problem with "remembering resolution settings" again
today. I undocked and redocked my ThinkPad X61. This disconnected and
reconnected the external monitor attached to the dock. Afterwards the
external monitor mirrored the laptop display. After reboot with the
laptop d
OK, where's my cone hat?
There is now an application called "Display" under System|Preferences.
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> A new problem is that the Screen Resolution application is gone.
Ahh, it's now called "Display" (under System | Preferences).
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I have read through the reports marked as duplicates of this one and see
three possibly distinct issues.
1. Have to do "ifconfig wifi0 up" after suspend
2. ath_pci needs to be reloaded after suspend; fixed by using ath5k instead
3. ath5k needs to be realoaded after suspend
The first two issues ap
Public bug reported:
I have a ThinkPad X61 running Jaunty. After suspend and resume the
Atheros card does not always work: sometimes it works, sometimes it
doesn't. In the latter case, removing and reinserting ath5k does *not*
help. Thus this bug seems to be other than bug #275692. When it
happ
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 275692 ***
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ath_pci must be reloaded after resume
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I am having the same trouble as reported above. It is pretty annoying.
If I right click very quickly then sometimes the context menu does not
come up.
If I press and hold the right mouse button then sometimes the context
menu appears and disappears.
At first I thought that my mouse was the prob
I also have this problem.
Whatever underlying problem there has various misbehaviors as results.
Here is just one example.
I just tried to set the desktop image to a 3080x1050 image which exactly
fits my dual-monitor screen area (LVDS 1400x1050 and DVI-0 1680x1050).
The image would not display co
I had the same problem: after entering username and password the GUI
hung with an empty brown desktop.
Installing gnome-panel fixed the problem for me.
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On the day it was released I installed Hardy afresh. I defined and
printed to a USB-connected HP Color LaserJet 3600dn printer. I then
used Hardy for some days, installing updates when prompted by the
notifier to do so. At some point I discovered that I could no longer
prin
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 19775 ***
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/etc/hosts should look like this, where /etc/hostname contains "foo":
127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.1.1 foo
If foo has a permanent IP address (e.g., 123.45.67.89) and fully
qualified domain name ("foo.bar.
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goto wrote:
> Erm, why not just have:
>
> 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost myhostname
> 10.20.21.22 myhostname
>
> like at http://www.faqs.org/docs/securing/chap9sec95.html
One reason for not doing that is that the FAQ is for RedHat, not for Ubuntu.
Another reason for not doing that is
Paul Smith wrote:
> and edit my /etc/hosts file to add "myhost" to the 127.0.0.1 IP address
Actually you should edit /etc/hosts to add "myhost" to the line 127.0.1.1,
yielding:
127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.1.1 myhost
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jpkotta wrote:
> I think the script would have to make the first line of /etc/hosts and
> /etc/hostname agree
> in order to be successful, i.e. '127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
> foobar' and 'foobar',
> respectively.
/etc/hostname and /etc/hosts should indeed agree, but not in the way
Should be marked as a duplicate of 32906.
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Dennis Kaarsemaker wrote:
> The line that should read
> 127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost myhostname
No it should not. Read section 10.4 of the Debian reference which also
applies to Ubuntu.
http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch-gateway.en.html
In general, it is important
It is standard Debian and Ubuntu practice to add a line
127.0.1.1 foo
to /etc/hosts, where foo is the content of /etc/hostname. This ensures that the
system hostname is resolvable to an address for which it is the canonical
hostname
and an address, furthermore, where services on the local h
Note: If your machine has a permanent (non-loopback) IP address (e.g.,
123.45.67.89)
then you should use that instead of 127.0.1.1.
127.0.0.1 localhost
123.45.67.89 pcbjalar.mai.liu.se pcbjalar
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You
>gavi...@craic:~$ cat /etc/hosts
> 127.0.0.1 localhost
> 172.16.0.5 craic.staff.gcd.ie
The only thing you might want to add is "craic" as an alias for
craic.staff.gcd.ie.
Then you can make "craic" your system hostname.
echo "craic" > /etc/hostname
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Tom Wood wrote:
> I am assuming that "boxname" is under 127.0.1.1 because eth1 is the active
> NIC.
"boxname" is under 127.0.1.1 because that is standard in Debian and
Ubuntu.
If a machine has a permanent IP
That hostname -i returns 127.0.1.1 is not a bug.
In contemporary Debian and Ubuntu, /etc/hosts should look like this:
127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.1.1 foo
where "foo" is the Linux hostname and the content of /etc/hostname.
If the machine has a permanent IP address (123.45.67.89) and FQDN
(f
> My /etc/hosts file did not have an entry for my hostname "myhost";
there was ONLY an entry for "myhost.mydomain.com".
If gnome-system-tools does this then it has a bug. (I don't dare install or
run the
GNOME network configurator on my machine. In the past it would utterly botch
Debian/Ubuntu
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There is a driver problem because the ath5k driver loses the ability to
control the Atheros device.
[ 569.672373] ath5k phy1: gain calibration timeout (2412MHz)
[ 569.672383] ath5k phy1: can't reset hardware (-11)
I do use NetworkManager, however, and the flaw in the driver may be
activated b
Thanks for the ideas; but neither of the suggested workarounds is
relevant to the problem reported here. There is no wifi0 interface and
no ath_pci module.
$ lsmod|grep ath
ath5k 107008 0
mac80211 217080 1 ath5k
cfg80211 38032 2 ath5k,mac80211
led_c
Autopackage is a trojan. If the user executes a typical .package script
it downloads "autopackage support files" from the Internet and executes
them. These files use sudo to install autopackage files all over the
filesystem, to add autopackage items to the menu, etc. This succeeds if
the user has d
Ditto.
Info: I installed 8.10 from CD then added Jaunty sources and did a apt-
get upgrade ; apt-get dist-upgrade on 4 March 2009.
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Binary package hint: apport
I installed Intrepid and upgraded to Jaunty as of 4 March 2009.
When logging in something crashes and the crash icon appears in the
notification area. When I click on the icon it either disappears, or
asks for a password and then disappears witho
This eliminates the error message:
$ sudo dpkg-reconfigure $(dpkg -l python\* | grep ^ii | awk ' { print $2 }')
Linking and byte-compiling packages for runtime python2.6...
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The solution
dev.wifi0.ledpin=1
dev.wifi0.softled=1
worked in Intrepid but no longer works in Jaunty (4 March 2009).
I guess it's because there is no longer a wifi0 device. Now ifconfig
reports a wlan0 and a wmaster0 device.
# find /proc /sys -name \*softled\*
# find /proc /sys -name \*ledpi
I observed the same problem originally reported. Since I upgraded to
Jaunty (4 March 2009) the problem has gone away.
# lspci |grep 802.11
03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR5212 802.11abg NIC
(rev 01)
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hdaps module does not load on Thinkpad R61
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loading hdaps fails on a Thinkpad Z60m (and W500)
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I just marked several other reports as duplicates, all of them reports
of hdaps failing to load on ThinkPads with "hdaps: driver init failed
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The ThinkVantage key works in Jaunty (4 March 2009) on a ThinkPad X61.
Ref:
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On login the displays are always mirrored.
After "keep previous resolution" the second head is reset to 1680 × 1050
(as it should be) yet not all is well. Sometimes the desktop background
doesn't fill the whole screen. Sometimes windows can't be moved to all
parts of the screen. Sometimes scree
I don't have any idea why. All I can say is that I have a fairly clean
8.10 installation which I upgraded to Jaunty. In other words, the bug
didn't arise under unusual circumstances. I watched the full upgrade
process (but not the dist-upgrade process) and didn't notice any errors.
Reproducing w
(cont'd)
But the suspend-and-resume trick doesn't always work. I have just now
used the "keep previous resolution" trick and adjusted the screen
resolution several times, and suspended and resumed several times, but
windows are still not being drawn and erased correctly; and I can't drag
windows
This problem persists with X61 in UltraBase X4 on Intrepid and Jaunty (4 March
2009). Symptoms as described above by Joe Snikeris on 2008-08-11 with these
differences:
* I haven't tested whether CDs are automatically detected
* After the system has frozen, if I reinstert the X61 into the UltraBa
In Jaunty (4 March 2009), xev can now see the ThinkVantage keypress on
my ThinkPad X61 and the ThinkVantage key can be assigned as a keyboard
shortcut in GNOME.
However, the Zoom key (i.e., Fn-Space) is still not seen by xev.
acpi_listen can see both ThinkVantage and Zoom:
$ acpi_listen
ibm/ho
Thanks for the information.
I will pursue the Zoom key issue at #267682.
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The aironet card on my ThinkPad T30 works fine with the new kernel.
$ uname -a
Linux timulak 2.6.27-2-generic #1 SMP Thu Aug 28 17:20:02 UTC 2008 i686
GNU/Linux
$ lspci -s 02:02.0 -v
02:02.0 Network controller: AIRONET Wireless Communications Cisco Aironet
Wireless 802.11b
Subsystem: AI
** Changed in: firefox (Ubuntu)
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The kernel proposed for intrepid doesn't have this problem.
$ uname -a
Linux timulak 2.6.27-2-generic #1 SMP Thu Aug 28 17:20:02 UTC 2008 i686
GNU/Linux
$ lspci -s 02:02.0 -v
02:02.0 Network controller: AIR
I am unable to print automatically on A4 paper on a HP LaserJet 5100, either
from Firefox or OpenOffice. The printer always asks me to insert Letter paper,
even though
* I have set "Media Size" to A4 in the printer's Printer Properties | Printer
Options;
* and (in OpenOffice) I have set the Fo
Public bug reported:
ThinkPad X61 didn't resume.
ProblemType: KernelOops
Annotation: This occured during a previous suspend and prevented it from
resuming properly.
Architecture: i386
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 9.04
ExecutablePath: /usr/share/apport/apportcheckresume
Failure: suspend/resume
Interpret
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** A
Diagnosis: the redirection operators are used unquoted in the postinst:
if [ -d "$link" ] && ! [ -L "$link" ] \
&& dpkg --compare-versions "$2" lt-nl <9.04.6>
then
The following change at least eliminates the syntax error. I can't
vouch for its correctness.
Public bug reported:
After updating Jaunty yesterday (after not updating it for a couple of
weeks) I have a new problem. When the glxgears window is moved the area
that was behind it but becomes exposed is not redrawn properly. See
attached screenshot.
r...@triffid:/var/log# dmidecode -s system
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Something that should be explained to people using sudo for the first
time is that sudo makes the terminal in which it is run vulnerable to
malware after sudo has been used to run any command. (After the user
does, e.g., "sudo tail /var/log/syslog", any other command the user runs
in the same term
> Obviously a very simple thing to fix.
Is anyone going to fix it?
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Add (surprise!) Microsoft PowerPoint to the list of applications that
does it the "correct" way.
Just to keep track...
Opera, Konqueror, Nautilus, blender, OpenOffice.org Writer and Impress,
M$ PowerPoint are righteous.
Firefox and Galeon follow IE down the path of sin.
(The Gimp is an oddball.
Thunderbird's virtual memory size is 98788 on startup. When I click on
"Inbox" at 14:50 it increases to 120m. At 15:50 it is 150m. Some hours
later it is 187m. At this point the computer (with 250 MiB memory) is
becoming slow if another large application such as Firefor is running.
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I don't know whether this was ever fixed. I do not use gnome-system-
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crossovers etc. much easier.
Thanks,
Thomas Hood
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I filed a report in the Debian bug tracking system (#425724) and the bug
got fixed (release 1.8.4-7) in less than two days.
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When I installed hardy I found that it took three minutes to boot.
Most of the time the machine appeared to be doing nothing.
"ps" showed that there were many modprobe processes stuck in
the D state. The culprit turned out t
See also #189398.
I will now reboot to try the workaround described there. :)
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It worked. I commented out two lines in modules.alias
modules.alias:#alias aes padlock_aes
modules.alias:#alias aes geode_aes
Result:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# modprobe airo
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# lsmod
Module Size Used by
aes_generic27712 0
aes_i586
I have just installed the last beta of Ubuntu 8.04 and am pleasantly
surprised to see that this bug has been fixed. Firefox is version
3.0b5. CTRL-scrollwheel-away-from-user (intuitively: move viewport
forward) now makes the text grow.
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On ubuntu I installed the texlive-publishers package and ran LyX | Tools |
Reconfigure.
Now when I File | New from Template | IEEEtran.lyx, I don't get the warning
message
I got before.
$ dpkg -L texlive-publishers | grep IEEEtran.cls
/usr/share/texmf-texlive/tex/latex/IEEEtran/IEEEtran.cls
-
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If the prepare-to-undock button (on the UltraBase itself) works and you
want Fn-F9 to replicate its function then I'd expect that it is better
for a Fn-F9 keypress to be mapped in such a way that it generates th
Steven Langasek wrote:
> What does 'sudo lsinput' show on this system when the dock is connected?
I append the output.
My X61 is docked in an UltraBase X6 whose Ultrabay Slim contains a DVD
burner. Connected to the UltraBase's USB ports are a Microsoft curve
keyboard and a Logitech trackball.
j
The hang no longer occurs in Karmic.
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Steve Langasek wrote:
> I would still like to know where it is that the event is handled for the
> Prepare-for-undock key
Thecode in linux/drivers/acpi/dock.c seems to invoke ACPI routines
"_DCK" and "_EJ0". I'm afraid I don't know much about the ACPI
subsystem, though.
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I used various utilities to monitor what happens when the "prepare to
undock" key (labelled "▸") is pressed on the UltraBase X6 while the X61
is docked in it. The X61 is runing freshly installed Karmic.
acpi_listen: video VID 0080
showkey -s: 0xe0 0x56 0xe0 0xd6
showkey -k: 227
input
More info. The "prepare to undock" key generates the following
according to "lshal -m":
platform_dock_0 property info.docked = false
computer_logicaldev_input_0 condition ButtonPressed = switch-videomode
Contrast with Fn-F7 which generates:
computer_logicaldev_input_3 condition ButtonP
In Intrepid my ThinkPad X61 would freeze when I tried to remove it from
the UltraBase X6 without deleting the Ultrabay Slim drive device first
(using "echo 1 > /sys/class/scsi_device/1:0:0:0/device/delete"). The
prepare-for-undock button on the UltraBase had no useful effect.
In Karmic:
* The X6
br matching was added to interface-order in Debian release 1.77, thus in
wily which has resolvconf 1.77ubuntu1.
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Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Title:
10-15 seconds delay until host is resolved
To manage notificatio
As of Ubuntu 13.04 NetworkManager transmits nameserver information to
dnsmasq over D-Bus, but I believe it configures dnsmasq in the same way.
> NetworkManager is prepending /domain/ strings to the returned DNS server
> [addresses] so that they are only used for the local domain.
NetworkManager
As I wrote in comment #11, I can't reproduce the behavior of nameserver
addresses supplied by the OpenVPN server not being used correctly. It
seems that if there was a bug in Ubuntu 12.10 then it has been fixed in
more recent versions. In the ensuing four months no one has contradicted
these findin
I mentioned above (comment #11) the problem that nmcli doesn't say
anything about the OpenVPN connection. I have added a comment about this
to bug #1161512 which may be related.
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While investigating bug #1169437 I noticed (see comment #11) that nmcli
doesn't output any information about the VPN connection. Could this bug
be related to that fact?
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Clemens wrote in comment #13:
> My NetworkManager OpenVPN configuration had a domain listed under "Additional
> search domains".
> With dns=dnsmasq this resulted in the domains pushed from openvpn via 'push
> "dhcp-option DOMAIN mydomain"to be ignored.
I have just tried to reproduce this and ca
** Package changed: resolvconf (Ubuntu) => openresolv (Ubuntu)
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Title:
update-resolv-conf/resolvconf dns leaks from ISP
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When the dnsmasq package is installed its postinst starts the dnsmasq
daemon via the initscript. Dnsmasq initially reads what is most probably
an empty file from /var/run/dnsmasq/resolv.conf and so initially can't
resolve names. (The file is probably empty because it is generated by
/etc/resolvconf
Clemens: Your issue is not exactly the same as the one originally
reported here (bug #1169437). The issue originally reported here is that
provided nameserver *addresses* are not used. Your issue is that a
provided *search domain name* is not used. The issues could be related,
but it would be bette
Hmm, good questions . /me thinks.
The (small) gain is that we omit an unneeded update run prior to the
update run that occurs shortly afterwards when the dnsmasq initscript
calls resolvconf.
When other things touch resolvconf the update run can't be omitted.
We don't want to skip the update run
** Summary changed:
- No working network after 12.04 LTS -> 14.04 LTS upgrade if no
/etc/resolv.conf in precise
+ Name resolving not working after 12.04 LTS -> 14.04 LTS if /etc/resolv.conf
was absent
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On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 07:49:17AM -, Timo Jyrinki wrote in bug #1308378:
> I think I know the actual reason (or one of those) it may be missing for
> many people including me in 12.04 LTS:
> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization <- as an example,
> this in a modified form (just
What happens if the admin does `rm /etc/resolv.conf`? The package should
not undo this on a subsequent upgrade.
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