Still present in 13.10, workaround quoted by @deric works.
whine
How on earth is it that something as simple as creating a damn USB disk can be
made so grossly absurdly difficult? Affects 66 people? FOR REAL?? And the
quoted bug affects 83 people?
These are people trying to install Ubuntu! And
Just wanted to chime in that I have the exact same problem with udevd killing
lvm vgscan.
udevd[139]: timeout: killing 'watershed sh -c '/sbin/lvm vgscan; /sbin/lvm
vgchange -a y''
What does this imply? Can I just ignore it till you folks fix it ASAP?
BTW: It has been a real fun upgrade
As A.B. (abadr) wrote in comment#43, my system that was hit by this is
a pure Ubuntu box, *except for the fact that webmin is installed*.
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This seems to have been a physical problem with the RAM. It is a six-
core AMD system with 4 sticks of 4 GB RAM, specced to 1600 MHz.
Apprarently the mainboard doesn't overvolt the RAM to its needed 1.65V
when running at 1600MHz (even though the BIOS actually asks whether it
Sorry for delay.
This seems to have been a physical problem with the RAM. It is a six-
core AMD system with 4 sticks of 4 GB RAM, specced to 1600 MHz.
Apprarently the mainboard doesn't overvolt the RAM to its needed 1.65V
when running at 1600MHz (even though the BIOS actually asks whether it
You do understand correctly - the oops is from the natty guest.
Today when I came home, the server had completely frozen. I took a
physical screenshot, which I've included - and there was no trace of
this in the syslog og kern, the log just stopped at some point, then the
next log entry was many
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Got the following errors (listed below) when trying to enter a KVM Guest
running Ubuntu desktop 11.04 on top of a KVM Host running Ubuntu server 11.04
install.
This was done from a virt-manager running on a
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I don't know how interesting the following messages are? - Google says
that they are not to be bothered about, but that was apparently several
years ago?
Aug 30 21:38:29 SixCore kernel: [ 38.115972] kvm_get_msr_common: 21 callbacks
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You do understand correctly - the oops is from the natty guest.
Today when I came home, the server had completely frozen. I took a
physical screenshot, which I've included - and there was no trace of
this in the syslog og kern, the log just stopped at some point, then the
next log entry was many
apport information
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Got the following errors (listed below) when trying to enter a KVM Guest
running Ubuntu desktop 11.04 on top of a KVM Host running Ubuntu server 11.04
install.
This was done from a virt-manager running on a
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I don't know how interesting the following messages are? - Google says
that they are not to be bothered about, but that was apparently several
years ago?
Aug 30 21:38:29 SixCore kernel: [ 38.115972] kvm_get_msr_common: 21 callbacks
suppressed
Aug 30 21:38:29 SixCore kernel: [ 38.115976] kvm:
Public bug reported:
Got the following errors (listed below) when trying to enter a KVM Guest
running Ubuntu desktop 11.04 on top of a KVM Host running Ubuntu server 11.04
install.
This was done from a virt-manager running on a 11.04 desktop using ssh over to
the server.
The entering mentioned
Public bug reported:
Got the following errors (listed below) when trying to enter a KVM Guest
running Ubuntu desktop 11.04 on top of a KVM Host running Ubuntu server 11.04
install.
This was done from a virt-manager running on a 11.04 desktop using ssh over to
the server.
The entering mentioned
I have a Lenovo ThinkPad W500. This features a 'ATI Technologies Inc
Mobility Radeon HD 3650'.
I didn't manage to start the Natty 11.04 live CD, nor install Ubuntu in
any way, due to a kernel oops (same as shown in comment#3)
The trick was to go into BIOS and enable the Integrated graphics (thus
Just updated to Lucid. Got ALSA to work, but suddenly the sound stops.
Using Spotify. Typically happens if I drag the time location slider in
a song around a bit - all of a sudden it doesn't start playing again,
and the time location slider has stopped. Nothing helps (as in choosing
another tune,
Small correction: When using the Wine PulseAudio driver from the Neil
patch, the Test Sound *does* work (sound comes out of the speakers).
The rest seems exact - in particular, sound from Spotify does not work,
and the time location slider doesn't move.
(only that sometimes while playing around
Thanks for the illuminating link.
However, it does *not* address 6 months of nonworking Wine.
I just cannot fathom it. The Niel patch Just Makes It Work, but it is
not distributed through Ubuntu's update system?
How many users are actually affected by this? I and a few others come
here whining
So one is seriously going to let it stay like that for six months, even
with a known cause and a known fix?! I find that no less than truly
amazing. I am probably a whiner, but it is BS like these small things
RIGHT HERE that gives all of Linux a continuous bad name.
Not to mention the AMAZING
My point: Why not just stick the Niel patch in and send it out - NOW, or
more correctly, 3 months ago? It isn't like you never do a local fix for
other issues, right? And it cannot POSSIBLY destabilize the system any
more than it already is - as how it is is completely useless for a large
base of
Is this fixed for others? Because it simply ain't for me. I still have
to use the Niel-path. Using ALSA as output for Wine still stutters
exactly as it did before.
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Sometimes, the mentioned ghosting also appears outside of the close
animations, like here by just dragging a window (I have those wobbly
windows) - see attachment. That ghost just stays there - but I can
erase it (and create new ghosts!) by dragging the window across.
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Binary package hint: compiz
I find the animations of Compiz very nice. For the Close animation, I
particularly like the Explode effect of Animations Add-On.
However, *sometimes* when I do close the window and the explosion
occurs, the animation suddenly freezes towards the
(Note that I tried to submit this using the ubuntu-bug (apport?) - but
the final submit apparently timed out (I got a screen telling me so, a
HTML screen, not from the browser's side), which I really find very
disturbing. Luckily I had the text in the cut buffer.)
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I have nearly the exact same problem as Oren - but I have yet to
experience it happen /while sound is playing/. Only when pandora.com is
paused for some time, and I then try to unpause it, does it happen: It
seems to play just fine, as do other tabs I open e.g. in youtube - only
there is no sound
One more observation, which gets me thinking that what me and Oren
describes is maybe not quite the same as the original poster AndreK
describes.
When I do as he says - bringing up the statistics - I get that it
continuously increase that number All Allocated Memory Blocks During
Daemon Lifetime
How can I find out how this was fixed - what was the problem?
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I just wanted to chip in with an observation: I have Ubuntu Karmic. I
open the System-Preferences-Sound, and then switch to the Applications
tab. There I can see which applications that send sound - probably which
applications have a pulse session or whatever. There's one line, and a
volume
bug 390792 says something similar.
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I got the same problem. I installed Ubuntu some hours ago, and have been
browsing through the 161 updates that was waiting. Then I hit Install
Updates, and got presented with the mentioned NOT AUTHENTICATED - YOU
MACHINE WILL MOST CERTAINLY BE HIJACKED BY PIRATES (or some similar
wording) warning.
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