I can confirm this bug exists in trusty. Would be nice to fix on an LTS
release.
I had not been using ethernet (only wireless) for some time, but
recently started using wired and this bug very consistently prevents
suspend. I think the occurrance is around 100% of the time if I suspend
after
Quick update... I have been using a mainline kernel and it has seemed to
be working ok for the past few weeks. I saw the Ubuntu kernel was
updated to 3.11.0-18 so I have been trying it again and it seems to be
working some of the time as well. Today, after resuming from suspend,
the wireless was
Christopher, I will try to provide the testing you asked for, but it may
be challenging.
I'm not sure if I can reproduce this bug using a live USB stick since
the problems most often occur after suspend/resume. This laptop is my
primary box for everything, so re-installing the OS is non-trivial.
Behaviour has not changed after BIOS update. Right after I wrote comment
#4, I lost the network, but cycling wifi via nm-applet brought it back.
Things seemed to otherwise work yesterday, but this morning after resume
from suspend it was back to the same: associated with my AP, but pages
in
Public bug reported:
Similar to and possibly related to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1034740 but my
problem is a little different. While the above bug appears to connect
and then slow down eventually failing with packet loss, my problem is
almost the opposite. If I can
Hi Christopher,
Thanks for the tips. If bios update turns out to solve this, I will be VERY
annoyed since I looked at the change logs for the BIOS just 2 weeks ago, but
all that was updated on WIFI was Added support for a new WiFi device for a
specific country.
In any case, I just updated and
I know this bug is old, but I think I'm having similar problems, and I
would love to make some progress on this.
My problem is a little different, so I may need to file a new bug
(Christopher?). While Alexander's bug appears to connect and then slow
down eventually failing with packet loss, my
I can confirm Krister's experience, the Flat-file configuration and unity don't
play well together and I lost my launcher and all functionality. I moved all my
config files from a terminal and started with a completely fresh clean default
including:
.compiz/
.compiz-1/
.config/
.gconf/
.gnome2/
Well, this is nifty.. I wasn't too concerned about trying Andre's
workaround even with Krister's comment since I first backed up my
setting in ccsm. After moving the above dot files back into play, I
loaded ccsm and imported my exported settings and now none of unity's
settings are having any
Colin, I'm confused.
Oneiric currently uses 3.0.0-17 and the messages are certainly not fixed for me.
This bug is listed as fix released for oneiric as well as older 9.10 in the
original bug report. Should a new bug be opened for oneiric and 3.0 kernels
even though 11.10 is listed as affected
@Colin, ok, I'll gather more info and see if I need to file a new bug.
Thanks.
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Title:
ecryptfs sometimes seems to add trailing garbage to
I thought this was biting me too, and I have a t60. I vaguely remember
having some sound glitches that come through when scrolling or moving
windows some time back (maybe 2 years?).
I was just testing grumpily playing around with sound settings and
noticed the sound test sounded ok. And the sound
Possible temporary workaround:
I've had this problem quite a lot since upgrading while running matlab
as others have commented. Once the error message pops up, answering
yes/no/cancel all results in losing all window decorations.
However, if instead of answering the error message, if you merely
Fix: I have no idea how or why this happens, but after upgrade to 10.10,
a keyboard shortcut is set to make 'D' minimize all windows. After
logging in, you can select the menu 'System' - 'Preferences' -
'Keyboard Shortcuts' and find the Hide all normal windows and set focus
to desktop and set this
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: digikam
digikam 2:1.2.0-0ubuntu2 (Lucid)
Albums on removable media will not load or display unless hal is
installed.
This appears to be noted in the halsectomy page:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Halsectomy
A bug report was filed upstream:
Woops. I apparently had installed kde apps earlier and removed hal after a
lucid upgrade (before installing digikam). I should have checked the recommends
farther up.
Thanks.
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albums on removable storage won't load without hal
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/588548
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Binary package hint: gsfonts-x11
When using matlab over xrdp, the plot labels using tex display
incorrectly. For example, title('\sigma') shows a capitol sigma,
'\Sigma' shows a backwards 3.
If the plot is saved as a bitmap (jpg, png), the erroneous letters are
saved in the
I fail to resume 100% of the time with kernel 2.6.32 with the same
symptoms as post #7.
Also, if a usb mouse is attached, the power never returns to the mouse,
so between no ssh and no usb power, I am pretty sure this is not a video
only issue. I booted a 2.6.31 kernel and suspend resume worked
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