I have alsa-utils and alsa-tools, but neither has hdajacksensetest
included in them. However I do have an output from HDA-analyzer :-
HDA Analyzer :-
Node 0x1b [Pin Complex] wcaps 0x40058f: Stereo Amp-In Amp-Out
Control: name="PCM Playback Switch", index=0, device=0
ControlAmp: chs=3,
Same here on a Dell T1700 that has the same chip Realtek ALC280, sound card HDA
Intel PCH on 14.04 64 bit.
Tinny and distorted on main rear output jack, perfect on the front headphone
jack.
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This is what it generates in the syslog:-
cryptkeeper[3026]: segfault at d3 ip 7f817fb30935 sp 7fff389025b0 error
4 in libgtk-x11-2.0
Sometimes different after segfault at, but always error 4.
It is totally random, tried having it run at startup and it random whether it
start, generates
Same here, sometimes fails when started via unity. Then after 3 attempts
will start from terminal.
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It would not install boot-repair as its not available for 14.04 64 bit yet.
Tried sudo debconf-show grub-pc but did not seem to show any path.
Tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure grub-pc and it just gave a blank command line.
Booted the live CD to re-install and it offered an upgrade from 14.04 to 14.04
I tried a test install of Trusty beta2 on 30/03/14. It installed fine
then when I rebooted I got :-
error: symbol 'grub_term_highlight_color' not found
Entering rescue mode...
I am going to try boot-repair to see if that fixes it.
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It seems a fundamental problem to me. Even without the duplicated name
problem, its pretty important to be able to see a file path to know
where is it located. The only way at the moment is to open it and then
do save as to see its path. A mouse over popping up the path would seem
the obvious
I had a similar issue with a 13.10 live DVD. It was fine until I had a
new SATA 2TB drive, then I could not run or install from the DVD, I just
got busybox and initramfs error and the PC was locked.
I read that this might be a SATA bios issue and the tip was to change
the SATA mode or choose RAID
I am running 12.04 kernel 3.2.0-35-generic-pae (32 bit) on a Dell E521
AMD dual core machine. I have experienced hard locks (IE a power off
job) and partial locks (still responds to raw keyboard mode commands
Ctrl+Alt+Sys Req+r etc). The last hard lock was a few days ago. But this
is always
This affects me too after an upgrade from 10.04. The last thing I see is
after nmdispatcher.action caught signal 15 shutting down ... is :-
*All processes ended within 2 seconds Then no activity for about 2
minutes and then it shuts down. There are messages just before is shuts
down but are far
There seems to be more going on than just nvidia driver trouble. I have
just installed 12.04 64 bit on a third machine with a more modern nvidia
card (Geforce 9) and neither nouveau or nvidia driver will run unity.
Thats three fails. Just a blank desktop (wallpaper) which seems to be a
very common
Thats with the 173 current and 173 post driver.
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To manage notifications
I have an LIDE 60 running on 10.04, and most times is will not scan and
gives this error message. Sometimes it will work if you try it a few
times. Seems be quite random. Interestingly it will always work after
being initialized by windows (VMware). IE Do a scan in windows, and then
remove from
** Also affects: sane-frontends (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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This bug affect me too. It happened after an update. I noticed the alert sounds
where really quiet so I turned them up in sound preferences. At the next boot I
realised that the login volume was now 100% (distorting), but after login
finished returned to normal volume. I disabled the drum login
Hi Steve, I am not sure about EFI. My PC is not at all new (Dell E521)
and it seems to have a standard BIOS to me. The only slightly unusual
thing is that I boot it from an external USB hard drive, as this is all
just experimental. My SATA drive still has 10.04 on it. Is it possible
that the
I am pretty certain this PC (circa 2007) does not support EFI boot.
The service manual does not mention it, and as far I can find out, only
some Power Edge models have this.
I have no special partition for EFI either. I only have standard EXT4
partitions for root home and swap.
On 08/05/12
occasionally I catch brief bits of Crash report submission stopping or
Broken pipe on the text. On one occasion it turned my monitor off
(standby IE no signal) during boot.
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mode 1680x1050
geometry 1680 1050 1680 1050 32
timings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
accel true
rgba 8/16,8/8,8/0,0/0
endmode
Frame buffer device information:
Name: nouveaufb
Address : 0xd0049000
Size: 7258112
Type: PACKED PIXELS
The nouveau driver is not very happy. I was just researching in FireFox
and it hard locked!
Only, Ctrl+Alt+SysReq+r and then Ctrl+Alt+Del worked after that (X
server would not respond to Ctrl+Alt+BkSpace). Blank display during
power down (monitor in standby).
On 08/05/12 17:04, John Cottier
Hi Steve, ok I added that without the quotes after splash in the boot
commands. Is that correct?
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To manage
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Hi Steve,
No, but I forgot to re-run update-grub...Doh!
It takes about 20 seconds to boot.
I will update and run apport again.
Regards John Cottier.
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The apport information shows the following kernel commandline:
BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-3.2.0-24
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after installation it is either a blank black screen (mostly) or occasionally
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On shutdown it usually
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This seem to be related to frame buffer mode. If I enable text mode
console in the grub script, then the console Ctrl+Alt+Fx works fine. But
when returning to the graphic screen Ctrl+Alt+F7 the screen is totally
corrupted. Moving the mouse repaints the screen back to normal. So far
it has not
apport information
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This boot screen with Ubuntu and the dots works fine on the live CD. But
after installation it is either a blank black screen (mostly) or occasionally
a purple screen with ubuntu in a tiny terminal type character font.
On shutdown it usually
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ok, done that. This apport info was with grub reverted to default, and the
nouveau driver in use.
The behaviour is more consistent now, it always has a black screen, with a
couple of dozen high res text lines flashing up just before the login screen
(too quick to read). Same thing in reverse at
apport information
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This boot screen with Ubuntu and the dots works fine on the live CD. But
after installation it is either a blank black screen (mostly) or occasionally
a purple screen with ubuntu in a tiny terminal type
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The apport info was run after I had installed the nvidia recommended
driver. Also I amended grub to remove splash and enable text console
(yes, I have been having fun...). If you need me to revert to the
original post install state, please let me know and I will try to get
the nouveau driver back
Public bug reported:
I did a fresh install of Ubuntu 12.04 release version. Despite not selecting
install updates it spent about two hours downloading kernels, language packs
and translations. When the install was finished it later prompted to install
another 9 updates (19 MB) but would just
It is doing this on the release version of 12.04 Unity desktop with
nouveau driver.
When you start Synaptic and start typing in the password, a little box
appears in the bottom right of the screen and shows the text for the
password for all to see. Just a slight security issue! When you click to
Public bug reported:
This boot screen with Ubuntu and the dots works fine on the live CD. But
after installation it is either a blank black screen (mostly) or occasionally
a purple screen with ubuntu in a tiny terminal type character font.
On shutdown it usually shows purple screen with a tiny
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 12.04 release version, 32 bit PAE kernel.
Unity 2D
Start two instances (windows) of say firefox (right click and Open a new
window) . Click on the firefox icon on the unity toolbar. It shrinks both the
windows so you can choose which instance (window) you want.
This
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Ubuntu 12.04 release version, 32 bit PAE kernel.
When the recommended additional driver is installed (nVidia Geforce 7300 LE) is
activated unity 3d works fine. But if you press Ctrl+Alt+F1 to go to a console,
then you get a blank black screen.
Exiting back to graphics
Public bug reported:
The following occurs more or less the same in ubuntu 11.04, 11.10 and 12.04
beta1
I have an GeForce 7300 LE card driving a 22 1680x1050 using DVI connection on
a Dell E521
After install, the nouveau drivers work fine. After activating the default
Recommended nvidia driver
Hello Fabio,
Ok thanks. I hope you are correct, but I suspect it may be more than one
package involved. Unfortunately I do not have enough knowledge to know
if it is xorg, nvidia, compiz, unity or any other related packages.
Regards
John.
On 13/03/12 14:36, Fabio Marconi wrote:
Thank you
or maybe plymouth and jockey-gtk too.
On 13/03/12 14:36, Fabio Marconi wrote:
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. This bug did not have a package associated with it, which
is important for ensuring that it gets looked at by the proper
Hi Alberto,
No I have not seen this bug since upgrading. Now on 10.04, but 8.04 was
fine too..
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@Ray No I have not tried startup manager since it did not work in 10.04.
I used the v86d framebuffer method to (sort of) fix that. But the none
working console issue is quite disturbing. I wonder if it is related to
the boot splash issue. IE some kernel mode that is borking something
else. I was
Exactly the same bug is still on 11.10, fresh install. But the v86d fix
does not work (blank screen) on this version so Ubuntu seems to have
regressed here. Also the consoles (Ctrl+Alt+F1 etc) do not work which
may be related, or maybe they are related to Bug #728745 I dont know. I
pin my hopes on
Sorry, I should say 11.10 is the same as 11.04. There is random black
and white stripes, not big Ubuntu logo. So far its getting worse on
every new release.
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This was my experience with a fresh install of 11.10 release version on GeForce
7300 LE :-
First login was fine, but graphical actions very sluggish (several seconds to
move a window). I presume this was the nouveau driver since it was not 2D
desktop.
When prompted to install a driver for the
So, what is the workaround? Unity-2d?
What about the trashed consoles? and plymouth? Are those an nvidia driver issue
too? or are there xorg or other issues too?
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Also with the Nouveau experimental 3D driver, the console (Ctrl+alt+f1
etc) does not work. You just get a non responsive screen. Ctrl+alt+f7
brings it to life again. Also plymouth still gives random black and
white stripes etc. This is not quite the most buggy Ubuntu yet (Gutsy
just dumped into a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: padevchooser
When padevchooser is running, and a USB headset is plugged in it works
fine. But as soon as the USB devices is unplugged the PC locks up
solidly. Ctrl+Alt+bkspc, Ctrl+Alt+del, have no effect. Neither does
Ctrl+Sysreq+R etc. Only forced power
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I managed to get the Nouveau experimental 3D driver back after a few
attempts. It seems to run the Unity desktop well, but if you try to run
a 3D program (I always use tux racer as a test), then it locks up the PC
solid!
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There is a bug in Jockey in that once a proprietary driver has been
installed, then the Nouveau driver (Listed as Experimental 3D)
disappears never to return!. Apparently you have to uninstall and purge
the nvidia drivers and reset xorg.conf to get the Nouveau one back in
the list, so it can be
BTW I cannot try the above, because the console screens are corrupted!
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Which Ubuntu version is that working on? I cant find
libgl1-mesa-dri-experimental for 10.04
I did try it on natty beta2 (called experimental 3D driver in jockey driver
list) and it worked well, but it seems to have vanished now natty has been
released. Plymouth does not work at all on natty,
I just want a working PC, proprietary drivers or open source, anything
that works will do me. At the moment there is not a complete solution
for anything except the Classic desktop with no effects, which is being
phased out on the next release anyway. Guess I will stick with 10.04 for
a while yet!
The appears to be yet another duplicate of Bug #728745 and others. But
this is not upgrade issue. It is a problem for certain nvidia cards that
has been there since alpha and is sadly still in the release version
from a fresh install. I have heard it maybe an nvidia driver issue, but
that does not
Here is my nvidia bug report for the 270 (current) nvidia driver. You can do
this bug report even thought the display is apparently frozen, but you will see
no feedback at all (which is really weird).
To do this, press Ctrl+Alt+t (which invisibly open a terminal window), and wait
a few seconds.
Ok, yes it was updated but it took several update attempts as it kept
complaining about missing dependencies. Maybe something got borked by
the beta updates. Anyway I started from scratch using the 11.04 release
version, which I am writing from. Here is my experience:-
Fresh install on single
I think Bug #728745 may be a duplicate of this. The desktop *appears* to
be unresponsive, but actually is just hiding the response.
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Just found out some bad on the 173 driver: Using Ctrl+Alt+F1-7 to get
console gives white screen plus garbled black text/chars. Then returning
to X screen on F8, the screen is badly corrupted. The sidebar and
notification area is ok, but the main wallpaper is random pixels.
Application windows are
This does the same for me with Geforce 7300 LE. Also the console
(Ctrl+Alt+F1-7) is similarly corrupted. So I think it maybe a nvidia
driver issue, rather Plymouth.
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I have a GeForce 7300 LE and have exactly the same issue. I also get
random black and white blocks and garbled characters during boot up. I
tried the nvidia-173 driver, but this was worse for me. With the 173
driver I get the same black and white garbled stuff on the login screen
too. Also, a
I cannot even get the nvidia drivers to work on 11.04. But have tried
the v86d fix. It is functional, but the largest mode I am allowed is
1280 x 1024 (on a 1680 x 1050 monitor). The result is a logo thats
still a bit fuzzy, and the background is sort of chequered stripes, with
a gap for the
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I have installed the latest updates still don't see any difference on my
nvidia geforce 7300. It just produces and unresponsive desktop. Its been
this way since alpha3.
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Similar experience here on natty beta 2, Geforce 7300 LE, generic-pae
kernel. I just used the nvidia driver that jockey-gtk offered, and then
you get black and white video garbage during boot, then get half a
loaded desktop that is frozen. The mouse moves, and you can ctrl+alt+del
to shut it down,
I waste time due to this bug every day at work. But I have just found a
kind of work around. If you 'forward' or 'reply' to the email that you
want to copy from, and then copy from that forward/reply window, then it
does not have the html formatting on :-)
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To me, the point is this. Canonical draw attention to this new feature
by advertising it as an improvement. Then after the first boot, the user
is *prompted*, by the system, to install the nvidia drivers. Then it
goes all crappy. I just look away while its booting :-\
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 49579 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/49579
Yes this bug affects me too. While working in the guest, the host screen
saver is inhibited (by vmware) which is correct, but it seems that the
screensaver is unaware of any activity in the guest. So as soon as
according to the Ubuntu 10.10 Release notes, this is currently broken
and only shows text :-(
The logo will not display during boot when using the Nvidia proprietary
driver. (653274)
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Ubuntu splashscreen big and ugly after installing ATI/nVidia proprietary
graphics driver
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