My drives are still mapped at /dev/sda. I can't say if the fix has
worked or not because I'm reluctant to turn off the stop_on_shutdown
workaround, but I'm confident that since my drives are still mapped as
sda, it hasn't worked for me either.
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Yes, this definitely is an Ubuntu-specific problem. I just downloaded
the RPMs from the OOo site and installed them using Alien. The crashing
no longer occurs when I run a full screen impress presentation and
exit... yay!
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weird document recovery attempt of openoffice after fullscreen
I have tried More's workaround and it indeed works for shutdown,
suspend, and hibernate. (it never made a sound when rebooting)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/67810
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Bugs, which is the bug
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 90513 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/90513
I can confirm this bug.
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open office impress says it crashed and will recover in next time
launch,afterwards opens openoffice writer without calling
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/109714
You received this
Martin or Tormod, can you guys e-mail that script to me? I'm still pretty new
to Linux and I'm not exactly sure how I would go about writing a script to do
such a command.
You can reach me at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks
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Thanks, Martin.
I created the script... but stupid me, I'm running Ubuntu Edgy which doesn't
have the stop_on_shutdown patch implemented.
Is it possible for someone to send me the patch, or do I have to upgrade the
kernel?
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I'm kinda overwhelmed with all of this tweaking (like I said, I'm not
exactly a Linux guru...), so I'm going to install Dapper later today and
see if the same thing happens.
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Okay, I tried blacklisting libata and then running the command
update-initramfs -u
But when I rebooted the OS, I didn't see any changes. IIRC, using the
old IDE driver should make my partitions be recognized by hdx rather
than sdx, right? Anyhow, I still see my partitions as sda and I
still
I'm not exactly a Linux guru, so I'm not exactly sure how I'd blacklist
libata. I tried googling to find out how, but nothing turned up. I've
tried editing /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist with gedit but I don't know what
to add to blacklist it; Is it as simple as writing
blacklist libata
? I
If we have an IDE drive, is there a way to NOT use libata and to use the
old IDE driver (without having to reinstall)? Perhaps this could serve
as a temporary fix for those with IDE drives instead of SCSI/SATA drives
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What about hibernate? Do you guys hear the click when entering hibernate?
I sure do... rebooting and suspend-to-RAM work fine though.
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I'm by no means an expert when it comes to this stuff... but by skimming
through the link that Tormod posted, it appears that there's in a bug in
the kernel(s) that have to do with our hardware being recognized as
SCSI? (i.e /dev/sd*), which makes sense because my partitions are
recognized as sda1
Happens to me too. It's weird because I've installed the same Ubuntu on my
other laptop and it shuts down just fine.
I'm running an Asus Z63a (Pentium-M 1.73 Ghz 533 MHz FSB, 60Gb Samsung
Spinpoint M HDD)
The other laptop that works fine is an Asus M6Ne (Pentium-M 1.5 GHz 400 MHz
FSB, 80Gb
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