I haven't used that machine in a while, but I don't recall it being a
problem last time I did. I'll close this bug.
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This is the command I'm using:
sudo mount -t nfs4 colossus.wauckanet:/data/chump/Movies /mnt
I would LOVE to be told I typed something wrong. (Provided, of course,
that the wrong part is pointed out to me.) For reference,
colossus.wauckanet resolves to 192.168.0.2, and providing the IP
address
Well, this is interesting. I just installed FreeBSD on a spare machine,
and it can mount colossus.wauckanet:/data/chump/Movies just fine. Oddly
enough, it complains if I tell it to use NFSv4, so apparently the server
isn't actually using NFSv4, even though I thought it was.
Unfortunately, it
ARGH! I didn't have nfs-common installed! No wonder it didn't work.
Well, I'll just close this bug...
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I have tested with the upstream 3.7 kernel (upstream on server + default
on laptop AND upstream on both). No luck. I'm not going to try the
unstable kernel. The OpenELEC machine can still access it. I have a
spare machine with Fedora 18 on it; I'll try that.
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Can't mount NFS shares
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I have an Ubuntu Server 12.10 machine that is sharing directories via
NFS. A machine running OpenELEC can access those shares without any
problems. However, my Kubuntu 12.10 notebook cannot. Wifi is disabled,
and I am connected via wired Ethernet. I will attach output
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muon-updater takes too long to ask for the password
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Yeah...that workaround doesn't seem to work.
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maas-region-celeryd connects to the wrong queue.
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Yeah...that workaround doesn't seem to work.
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maas-region-celeryd connects to the wrong queue.
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See upstream issue 427 (https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl/issues/427).
Youtube changed something, and youtube-dl 2012.02.27 no longer works. I
have informed the person maintaining the Debian package, so a new
package might show up in Debian unstable before long.
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The OpenCV Python interface changed in 2.2. pyrocket tries to use the
old version and fails (i.e. crashes on startup). The last commit to the
pyrocket SVN repository was over a year ago, so I doubt this will be
fixed upstream. It should probably be removed from the
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pyrocket is incompatible with OpenCV 2.2 and later
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I was able to fix pyrocket so that it no longer attempts to use
OpenCV. Granted, it no longer offers any video functionality
whatsoever, but at least it doesn't crash, and it still seems to be able
to control the device.
This package can probably limp along for now with that patch.
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Bug #1055761 (marked as a duplicate of this one, despite having been
reported first) has a patch that will prevent the crash from occurring
by crudely hacking out all video functionality. It should be sufficient
to keep this package limping along until somebody does a proper update
of pyrocket.
Yeah, I saw the upstream patch, too. I took a look at the diff and
got scared off by the multitude of Subversion files being removed. I'll
see if a checkout of that code produces a sane diff against the upstream
codebase. If it does, then it would probably be a better candidate than
my patch.
I have attached a patch that should apply against the latest upstream
code (which is probably the same as what's in the package, given the
lack of upstream activity) that contains the changes that Stadler guy
made. As it turns out, the necessary changes weren't too bad; somebody
familiar with the
I think I'm just going to chalk this up to flaky hardware. That USB IR
dongle was rather inexpensive, and it was made by a company I'd never
heard of before.
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USB ID 22b8:4332
The attached .mpi file doesn't quite work; Banshee still stubbornly
insists on copying music to the SD card's root rather than the Music
subfolder. I also added a corresponding udev rule, which seems to work,
since KDE's device mounter applet now shows a
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Hmm...looks like the .is_audio_player file on the SD card may have been
throwing things off. That MPI file might be OK after all, although the
list of allowed formats probably isn't complete. The Droid 4 should be
able to handle anything listed as supported by Android 2.3 at
I'm pretty sure this is a duplicate of bug 989279.
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installation failed in user-setup-encrypted-swap with encrypted home
and no swap:
Really, ubiquity shouldn't even try to set up encrypted swap if there is
no swap.
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Ubiquity fails to create encrypted home directory when
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muon-updater takes too long to ask for the password
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After performing a clean installation of Kubuntu on my netbook, I
decided to do an update, since I hadn't had a network connection during
the install. I started up muon-updater, which offered a large number of
updates, and clicked Install Updates. After about a minute, it
This is probably the same as bug 927167.
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passphrase window pops up then crashes
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pinentry-qt4 crashed with SIGABRT in qt_message_output()
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Removing ibus-qt4 and libibus-qt1 (probably only needed to remove
libibus-qt1) seems to fix this, and it didn't force me to remove
kubuntu-desktop as I had feared. Of course, for those who need ibus,
that's hardly a viable solution.
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First of all, my name is spelled with a C: Wauck.
Secondly, I cancelled my cable subscription and generally stopped caring
about TV a while ago, so I haven't been using this card recently. From
what I recall, the problem did go away at some point, so I guess I'll
just close this bug. If anybody
This bug no longer seems to affect my machine (at least as of 11.10). I
don't know if the other people who commented here have had their
problems resolved, but they don't appear to have said anything about it
since August. I'd say it's safe to close this bug.
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No crash when idle so far, but it did blow up quite spectacularly after I did
the following:
1. Booted 12.04 beta from USB stick
2. Installed lirc, configured lirc for generic Windows Media remote with no
transmitter
3. Unplugged IR dongle
Unfortunately, I was not able to record the error
This bug hasn't been touched in a while, and I'm guessing it's not a
problem in more recent releases (emacs depends on emacs23 |
emacs23-lucid | emacs23-nox in Ubuntu 11.10). Perhaps this bug should
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I think this is related to AMD hardware. I just got a new AMD E-350
machine, which has had some mysterious crashes with the 3.0.0-16-generic
x86_64 kernel. After disconnecting the IR dongle, it has gone nearly 24
hours without a crash. Annoyingly, I haven't been able to get a proper
backtrace
This no longer seems to be a problem in 11.10.
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Title:
Conflict between
For what it's worth, I haven't had any problems on the newer kernels
(e.g. the ones included with 11.04 and 11.10).
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Title:
r8192se_pci +
Hmm...looks like testing on the E-350 machine is currently a no-go. The
version of XBMC I have on there depends on FGLRX, and since it's what
uses the IR dongle, I'm not sure the problem will happen without it
running. Besides, I don't want to go to the trouble of removing FGLRX
(I seriously
For what it's worth, 3.0.0-14.23 and 3.0.13-030013.201112091235 (from
the mainline PPA) both fix the problem on my machine.
lspci -nn excerpt:
00:00.0 Host bridge [0600]: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] RS780 Host Bridge
[1022:9600]
00:02.0 PCI bridge [0604]: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] RS780 PCI
I gave the patch a try. Previously, I had problems on every single
boot. Now, I have booted once and found all USB devices in working
order. I will do a few more boots and report back if I encounter any
problems.
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breaking anything.
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irqfixup and irqpoll broken since 2.6.39
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The computer was unattended when the oops happened, so I don't know if
any particular activity triggered it. A photo of the oops message is
attached.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: linux-image-2.6.38-12-generic 2.6.38-12.51
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Kernel
Judging by the presence of usb and rc, I suspect my USB remote
control device may be to blame. I will do a bit more investigation.
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Yep, it looks like the USB IR remote control device is to blame. I just
confirmed that no file or directory called rc0 exists in /sys until I
plug in the USB IR device. I got the same kernel oops immediately upon
unplugging the device.
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I will try this out on an 11.10 machine and see if I get any oopses
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This bug is preventing me from running Banshee. It should be noted that
I started out with an Ubuntu Oneiric beta installation and then
installed kubuntu-desktop at some point after release. I also went on a
Gnome-killing spree after encountering some strange problems where
certain Gnome stuff
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$ aptitude search canberra
snip
p libcanberra-gtk3-0 - Gtk+ 3.0 helper for playing widget event sounds
with libcanberra
snip
$ aptitude show libcanberra-gtk3-0
Package: libcanberra-gtk3-0
New: yes
State: installed
snip
Huh? Is the package installed or
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aptitude search tells lies
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Hm...I guess this isn't what prevents me from running Banshee; that
seems to be an oxygen-gtk failure.
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Failed to load module
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[oneric] Banshee does not start BadAccess
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TheGhost is correct. I installed Ubuntu, got fed up with Unity, and
installed kubuntu-desktop. polkit-kde-1 did not get installed when I
did that. Also, rubik-cube's advice does indeed work (once polkit-kde-1
is installed), although the dialog is a bit slow to appear, so I didn't
think it
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I have a SanDisk Sansa Clip+ with the vendor/device ID pair 0781:74d0.
I will try adding this USB ID to the existing Clip+ .mpi file and see if
it works as expected.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
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I should mention that I have not tested beyond adding some music from
Banshee (FLAC, Ogg/Vorbis, and MP3). I don't use any functionality
beyond that, so I presume it works.
One caveat: the directory layout on the device almost matches what is
listed in the .mpi file, but not quite. The
Judging by the comments in /lib/udev/rules.d/90-libgpod.rules, it
appears that the DEVTYPE=partition check was added in order to support
certain iPods whose raw block devices look like they have FAT32
filesystems but don't. In other words, changing that line could cause
certain other iPods not to
I can also confirm that this linux-firmware-nonfree in the natty
repository does not have the needed firmware. The firmware in the
package posted by Chase fixes the problem.
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I have a Hauppage HVR-2250 DVB card. After upgrading to 10.10, I
intermittently get BUG event in the saa7164 driver, and the card stops
working. I do not recall this ever happening in 10.04. I will attach
the relevant bits of dmesg, and I will try a newer kernel.
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saa7164 causes kernel BUG event, card stops working
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I have observed this problem with a HP dv2500t running Natty (latest
updates). Manually changing
/desktop/gnome/peripherals/touchpad/touchpad_enabled to true fixed it.
Seriously, what's going on here?
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I just updated today, and this problem is no longer present.
Presumably, the 2.6.38 kernel fixed it.
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I have a hunch about what's going on here. I suspect that Telepathy is
not using the custom server setting. I have experienced this myself.
When I set up my account, I tell it to use usern...@domain.org with the
server jabber.domain.org. However, when it attempts to connect, it
connects to
Also, Pidgin connects without complaint on the same machine on which
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Title:
empathy throws untrusted certificate warning on
Hmm...since jabber.domain.org and domain.org have the same IP address, I
guess lsof -i isn't a good way to determine what telepathy-
gabble/empathy thinks it's connecting to. Durr...I should have known
better than that. New hunch: Telepathy is using the custom server
setting (or SRV record) to
So, after a conversation with sjoerd on #empathy, it looks like it is
the developers' intent that empathy expect a certificate from domain.org
when connecting to the account usern...@domain.org, even if the actual
server being connected to is jabber.domain.org. I think the same thing
is happening
Bah! Take a look at item 8 in section 5.1 of the XMPP spec
(http://xmpp.org/rfcs/rfc3920.html#tls):
Certificates MUST be checked against the hostname as provided by the
initiating entity (e.g., a user), not the hostname as resolved via the Domain
Name System; e.g., if the user specifies a
More from sjoerd: apparently, the Google Talk people have been working
with the XMPP spec people to resolve this issue. Hopefully, this will
get resolved eventually. Until then, I don't think upstream will be
inclined to work around it, so perhaps Ubuntu should carry a patch?
Perhaps we could
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I installed Ubuntu Natty (daily CD image from January 12), and I found
that my wifi no longer worked. After a bit of Googling, I found a
suggestion to remove the hp-wmi module. I tried this, and wifi sudden
began to work. I blacklisted the module and rebooted. Wifi still
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Binary package hint: python-django-evolution
I installed and enabled django-evolution. Now this happens:
./manage.py syncdb
Traceback (most recent call last):
File ./manage.py, line 11, in module
execute_manager(settings)
File
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It appears that MythTV was configured to use XvMC for HD video. After changing
to plain Xv, X does not crash.
Furthermore, it looks like I get [drm:drm_mode_getfb] *ERROR* invalid
framebuffer id in dmesg when the crash occurs.
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I tried to transfer a FLAC file to my old iPod Shuffle. It didn't work,
and the Rhythmbox interface gave no indication of what the problem was.
Eventually, I figured out that I didn't have the AAC codec installed.
After I installed the codec,
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Matt's 0017.0705.2010 driver compiles and runs with 2.6.35-rc4, and the
panic is definitely gone on that kernel, too. This version should be
added to Maverick as soon as possible. Also, I really think Canonical
should put some pressure on Realtek to get this driver upstream.
Everyone wins if we
Matt, I wonder if you're not getting part of the strace output because
the kernel panic happens before the data gets sent over the wire? Can
you try running strace in a non-X vt (i.e. ctrl-alt-f1, then run
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Was there an upgrade recently? I found the metadata sync to be quite
speedy today, but I am quite far away from where I was before (Midwest
USA as opposed to East Coast USA), so that could be part of it, too.
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You
Is there any effort to get this code upstream? I strongly suspect the
code could use a thorough review by the kernel devs.
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This bug is not present in Lucid. It would have been nice to have had
this in karmic-backports.
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As far as I can tell, the module is open source. It's just not part of
the mainline kernel. I think we should push all open-source drivers
that aren't part of the mainline kernel to aim for inclusion. Even if
it doesn't get accepted, the kernel devs should at least provide some
direction for
Still down. Is there an Ubuntu services status page? If not, there
should be.
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Same problem with the newer driver (0017.0507.2010) on 2.6.32.
Corruption is now at 8145ffbd. fglrx 10.6 is in use.
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This bug is also present with 2.6.35-rc3 and r8192se_pci 0017.0507.2010
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I am reopening this bug because the problem has reappeared. I am
currently running the mainline 2.6.35-rc2 kernel, so that may have
something to do with it, but Kamoso works just fine. Also, my initial
investigation suggests that part of the problem is that Cheese is not
dealing with an error
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According to reviews on Newegg, this notebook has two-finger scrolling
under Windows. However, I cannot enable two-finger scrolling on Kubuntu
10.04. I have tried loading psmouse with different protocols, but none
have had
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The steps needed to mitigate this bug do not seem to have been taken in
Lucid. Can we please at least add Malte's workaround for Maverick?
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I figured out how to get the build I wanted (it turned out to be
obvious: set a CFLAGS environment variable before running the configure
script), but when I switched back to the open-source radeon driver, the
bug was still gone! I would love to know why it didn't work initially,
but whatever. It
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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[STAGING] r8192se_pci + powertop = kernel panic
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/585938
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Public bug reported:
With any network, the connection will occasionally drop out. With some
networks (I don't know what the determining factor is), the driver will
connect, but I will be unable to use the network (connection attempts
will time out).
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
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