Here's the bug in linux-boot-prober: https://github.com/MaddieM4/os-
prober/issues/10
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https://github.com/MaddieM4/os-prober/issues/10
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This patch only partially fixes the problem. While it finds
installations on crypted volumes and generates grub menus for them,
those menus are mal-formed because of an other bug in linux-boot-prober.
Do you have a pointer to the upstream repository?
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Problem is already fixed in newest upstream v656.
Any chance to see v656 (or at least v649) in 24.04 or 24.04.1?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2067276
Title:
Extremely slow regex
> Any chance you could report also the issue upstream?
Done.
But I have to admit that I had a hard time to find the correct location
of the upstream repository.
Maybe the link to the upstream could be placed somewhere on the bug-
reporting page on launchpad?
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Title:
Public bug reported:
Regex searches on files with very long lines are extremely slow.
During the search (can take up to an hour) ^C and ^Z are not working.
Older versions (less-487 on ubuntu-18.04 and less-530 from opensuse
leap-15.1) find same regex on same file within one second.
24.04
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initrd=/install/initrd.gz console=ttyS0,115200n8 DEBCONF_DEBUG=5 -- \
The problem is, that the graphical menu, which resides in isolinux/txt.cfg is
still displayed on the VGA instead of the serial line.
Any hints what I need to do to redirect this to the serial line?
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On Do, Mai 21, 2015 at 09:53:56 -0400, Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre wrote:
On Thu, May 21, 2015 at 8:57 AM, Josef Wolf j...@raven.inka.de wrote:
[...]
--- isolinux.orig/isolinux.cfg 2012-12-05 21:24:18.0 +0100
+++ isolinux/isolinux.cfg 2012-08-22 20:32:03.0 +0200
Unfortunately, I still see this bug in 2.6.1-6.
I experience the same problem, although I have not changed the output
directory (so it's still at its default ~/PDF) and the proposed lines in
/etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.cupsd are set as suggested above.
I don't see how the bug could have been fixed
I have now tried to set the output directory to /var/tmp/PDF and set
this directory to mode 1777
The result is the same: the file is created, then deleted, and at the
end comes the error message that the file mode could not be set. Not a
big surprise, since changing the mode of a deleted file is
Sebastien, what makes you think that the bug is not related to gnome-
panel?
Given the fact that
gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/panel ; pkill gnome-panel
fixes it, makes me believe that the bug is triggered by some panel
settings and therefore by the behavior of the panel.
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This is the .xsession.errors file after first login with broken panels
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Runnung
gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/panel ; pkill gnome-panel
as suggested by NoOp on the ubuntu-users list gives me a working panel
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This is a diff of the home directory from before and after running the
commands mentioned in the previous comment.
** Patch added: panel.diff
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48535451/panel.diff
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There's a matrox mga g400/450 in this box. So it really looks like a duplicate.
Sorry that I did not realize it as a duplicate in the first place.
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I was directed to here from bug #581046. I'd like to mention that with
my g400/450
gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/panel ; pkill gnome-panel
gives me a working panel.
Over there at #581046 I attached a .xsession.errors and a diff of the
home directory from non-working to working panel
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
After a fresh install of 10.04 from alternate CD, both panels are
totally empty, giving me no chance to launch any program. Adding applets
to the panels don't work also. Tried to reinstall several times, with no
avail. This is not related to
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48507151/GConfNonDefault.txt
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I have this problem after an upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10. With 9.04, the
boot was interrupted and resumed again after I entered the passphrase
After upgrade to 9.10, the passphrase prompt appears and immediately the
graphical login screen appears. I switch back with ALT+CTRL+F1, but no
keystrokes
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: os-prober
On Karmic, os-prober fails to recognize linux installations with LUKS
crypted root partition (which is pretty common on laptops nowadays).
linux-boot-prober at least finds partitions when they are luksOpen'ed,
but
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/39928852/XsessionErrors.txt
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os-prober fails to recognize linux installations with crypted root partition
An additional annoyance of this bug is that you get error mails from
/etc/cron.daily/apt every day if the admin don't use gnome and the
.gconf directory does not exist. If you run lots of servers, it gets
very annoying.
Please, can somebody apply the patch that Sree attached?
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An additional annoyance is if the admin user don't use gnome (e.g. on a
server) and don't have a .gconf directory. In this case, an error mail
is generated every day even if you don't use a proxy at all. If you have
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On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 04:23:09PM +0100, Josef Wolf wrote:
Hello,
I have created a customized (alternate) CD based on karmic, where I
preseed most of the d-i questions. Now I would like to add a kernel
module (8021q.ko) to the installer environment. This module is part of
in the linux
Hello,
I have created a customized (alternate) CD based on karmic, where I
preseed most of the d-i questions. Now I would like to add a kernel
module (8021q.ko) to the installer environment. This module is part of
in the linux-image-2.6.31-14-generic package, which is also included
on the karmic
Hello,
I wonder if it would be possible to use a vlan enabled interface for d-i
installation. Since the alternate CD contains the vlan package, I tried
to use eth0.3 for netcfg/choose_interface. But netcfg seems to strip the
dot and the vlan number from the interface name, so only eth0 instead of
ppp-udeb is still missing in 9.10. Any chances that it will be included
again?
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ppp-udeb is missing in 9.10, too. Any chances to get it back in the
installer?
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: clisp
Please upgrade clisp to a newer version (latest is 2.48).
clisp-2.44.1 seems to be planned for Karmic.
Clisp versions prior to 2.47 had a bug that caused asdf-install (that's
for common lisp what CPAN is for perl or CTAN is for tex) to fail.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ppp-udeb
Hello,
The ppp-udeb package used to be available on the alternate install CD up
to 8.10. Since 9.04 (and up to 9.10-alpha4) this package is no longer
on the CD image. Because of that, installation over a ppp line is no
longer possible.
Does that mean that ppp-udeb was completely removed from the image?
Installing via pppoe does not work in 9.04 regardless whether the
Packages file is sorted or not. It has worked fine in 9.04-beta. A quick
check reveals that ppp-udeb is no longer included in 9.04, while it
_was_ included in
Hello,
Installing over a PPPoE-line (ADSL) no longer works in Jaunty. It
has worked since Feisty (AFAIR) and even worked in jaunty-beta, but
does no longer work in jaunty-final.
To initiate installation over pppoe, I add modules=ppp-udeb to
the kernel command line. This has worked in the
Looks like this bug has been fixed. Thanks!
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In Ubuntu 8.10, the wording has been changed to reflect the actual
beahvior. It now reads press ctrl-D to resume boot. I don't think this
is a proper solution to the problem. IMHO there _have_ to be a way to
properly shutdown without continuing the boot. E.g. one might want to
make a copy of the
Thanks for conforming the problem, Concentus.
Can you please explain what you mean with not use any md-devices?
AFAIK, crypted partitions always use md-devices.
BTW: AFAICS, the problem is related to the type of the encryption key
and not to the partition type. When I use swap with a passphrase
No, this is not printed. And in fact, ctrl-D won't reboot, either.
There is really, really no way to properly reboot at this stage.
reboot -f is _not_ a proper workaround, since it will not umount/sync
filesystems properly.
BTW: This bug still exists in 8.04rc. :-(
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The problem still exists in 8.04rc.
Please, can somebody give me some hints how to track down this problem?
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Here is /var/log/partman (The form to create new bugs did not offer an
option to add attachments).
I will provide /var/log/syslog in the next comment, since this form
don't let me aadd two attachments.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10066436/partman
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The following is perfectly reproducable when installing gutsy.
In the partitioner, I select a partition for physical volume for encryption
and choose random key as encryption key (since this is aimed to be a swap
partition). Then I go
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