I experience hang when trying to open software center. I can only add
one package at a time, if that. It takes inordinate amount of time to
open in the first place.
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I removed beagle with synaptic and within moments, there was a software
update. For the first time, the CPU usage did not spike. I think you've
pinpointed the issue. If this changes, I'll let you know. Thanks for
your help. I'll keep you informed.
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Feisty cpu at 100 percent all the time
It's happening again, as I write this. I received notification of an
update and the processor is chugging at 100 percent. Here's the output
of the files.
** Attachment added: 100PercentCPU
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7594383/100PercentCPU
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Feisty cpu at 100 percent all the time
The next time it shows 100 percent, I will attach another output.
However, your comments are exactly why I filed this bug reportnamely
there is NOTHING running that constitutes 100 percent of cpu
resources.I, too, check the system resources and see nothing taking
anywhere near 100 percent
Public bug reported:
After installing Feisty, processor remains at 100 percent even when
nothing running. Reboot brings everything back to normal. Happens
intermittently, but noticed it after software upgrade.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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This morning and yesterday it happened when I was downlading the
software updates; just five minutes ago, it was a radio podcast. I hope
this helps.
** Attachment added: BugData
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7580302/BugData
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Feisty cpu at 100 percent all the time
Robert, I am hoping it gets fixed in Edgy too. Sure,
add it. Why not! Fingers crossed.
--- robert114 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have the same problem both with dapper and edgy i
hope it will be solved automaticly so the newbies
don't run into problems and reboot to Windows...
should i
I know how frustrating this is but I finally fixed
mine. I was misinterpreting the Comprehensive Sound
Card instructions. Here's how I fixed mine. I hope
it helps fix yours.
1. First, open Applications, System Tools, Terminal.
At the prompt type: cat /proc/asound/modules
2. You'll see a
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System Sound Card Selection at Bootup Incorrect
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As you can see from the attachment, this bootup gave me the usb sound
card at 0, despite the modprob set to boot intel at 0.
The sound card switches at every boot and no amount of tinkering seems
to give the one I need.
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System Sound Card Selection at Bootup Incorrect
Someone in the forums gave me a solution that seems to work:
Locate the module names of your sound cards with:
less /proc/asound/modules
mine was:
0 snd_emu10k1
1 snd_ice1712
In /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base replace:
install sound-slot-0 modprobe snd-card-0
install sound-slot-1 modprobe
Someone in the forums shared this with me and it seems to fix the
problem:
Locate the module names of your sound cards with:
less /proc/asound/modules
mine was:
0 snd_emu10k1
1 snd_ice1712
In /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base replace:
install sound-slot-0 modprobe snd-card-0
install sound-slot-1
Never mindI tried this and it worked only the first couple of times;
by the fourth boot, I still got the wrong sound card; AGAIN!
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Public bug reported:
On bootup, the wrong sound card (usb device Ox46d:Ox8b2) is selected by
system and cannot be altered by system preferences. Repeated restarts
are necessary until the correct sound card (intel ich5) is selected by
the system.
When the correct sound card boots, you can hear
just learned that in addition to Audacity not working when it boots as
usb the sound on flash doesn't work either. If it boots as intel I
can watch and listen to youtube for instance, but when it boots as usb
I can see but not hear the video.
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default sound card is randomly set on boot,
Granted I am new to Ubuntu and Linux but this had been driving me crazy.
The sound works; the Volume Control preferences show the correct Intel
ICH5 (Alsa mixer) default card; but for no apparent reason, system sound
preferences default to usb device ox46d:ox8b2, even when the volume
control
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