*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 285050 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/285050
This is not a duplicate of bug 285050, as that is a wishlist entry,
whereas this is in fact a report of the application being non-
functional.
Wanting an application that actually does what it's supposed to
I have just installed 8.10 and have suffered exactly the same problem.
Due to my attempt at upgrading an existing system having failed
spectacularly, this was a completely clean install, so the faulty init.d
file has to have come from the package.
The install also failed to create the
As my bug 292699 has (incorrectly in my view) been marked as a duplicate
of this, I will repeat my comments from that bug here. My report doesn't
constitute a wishlist, unless wanting an application to actually
function fits that description.
The new adept manager installed with 8.10 does not
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xgamma
Under previous releases, issuing:
xgamma -gamma .45
would adjust the monitor's gamma and (with that example) make it darker than
default.
Since installing 8.10, this no longer works. xgamma appears to run as normal
and correctly reports new and
I've tried several times and the installer crashes every time, leaving me with
an unusable system. It makes no difference if I clean out the install
partitions before installing, or get ubiquity to clear them or even leave them
with old files in them.
The last message in /var/log/syslog, which
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: adept
The new adept manager installed with 8.10 does not function properly.
Biggest problem: it doesn't show all available packages. In fact when you
search for a package, it shows an entirely wrong set of packages. For example.
Search for apache.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sun-java6-jre
Upgrade from Kubuntu 8.04 to 8.10 threw an error trying to install sun-
java6-jre_6.10-0ubuntu2_all.deb:
Could not install sun-java6-jre_6.10-0ubuntu2_all.deb The upgrade will
continue but the /var/cache/apt/archives/sun-
Later...
Could not install 'sun-java6-bin'
The upgrade will continue but the 'sun-java6-bin' package may be in a not
working state. Please consider submitting a bug report about it.
package sun-java6-bin is already installed and configured
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I have just hit this problem using the release version of Kubuntu.
From the comment above about a non-empty filesystem, I have looked at
the partitions and it appears that despite telling the installer to
format them, it has failed to do so, as there are many old files still
there.
I noticed
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: knetworkmanager
System is Kubuntu 8.04.1 (AMD_64)
Knetworkmanager (1:0.2.2-1ubuntu2, delivered with KDE4.1.2 and earlier)
ignores the fact that I don't want it to start when KDE4 starts and
starts up anyway.
To reproduce:
Launch Kubuntu KDE4
Right
Nothing special about /var that I know of. And the same problem also
manifests itself for /home.
As to /srv/cryptovolume, this isn't mentioned in the HOWTO at
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemHowto which is why
I've set things up the way I have. If there's an alternative HOWTO
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: cryptsetup
Kubuntu 8.04.1
After setting up encrypted filesystems, cryptdisks-early now prompts me
for the passphrase needed to decrypt the filesystems. BUT, if I type the
passphrase incorrectly, it fails to re-prompt me for the passphrase and
continues
I haven't seen it since, so there's no reason why this can't be closed.
Worrying that it happened, as it could have had nasty consequences, but
it seems stable since.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/189265
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I can now confirm that installing KDE4 is DEFINITELY changing the
default display manager without asking.
I had removed all of the KDE4 packages as it was nowhere near ready for
use. With the KDE4.1 betas being released, I decided to give it another
try and without any interaction at all, it
Sadly yes, I'm still having this problem. Compiz is crashing at least
once a day.
Is there any way I can run Compiz to get more diagnostic information out
of it?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/224631
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Typo-alert!
That should have read Attempting to run kantiword-installer
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Solved!
The problem appears to have been because update-initramfs failed when
installing the new kernel.
This was because I'd had issues with the udev rules that were installed after
upgrading to 8.04 so I'd replaced /etc/udev/rules.d with my backup.
Replacing the necessary files and running
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image
Running Kubuntu 8.04.
After installing today's updates, I cannot boot my system with the newly
installed kernel (2.6.24-17) which hangs with a message waiting for
root file system.
I can see that previous bugs have been raised for this
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Updates installed and apparently working perfectly.
Thanks to all involved for your efforts fixing this; lucky it wasn't a
bug in Vista, we'd still be waiting for a fix next year...
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[hardy] kded in loop (100%CPU) when using 'mount automatically'
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/194474
You
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
Since upgrading to Kubunto Hardy from the previous release, I have found
that the previously stable Compiz crashes at least once a day, causing
my display manager to revert to kdm.
The only message I can find in any log about this is a single
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I am experiencing this problem with a system newly upgraded from Feisty
to Hardy.
Steps to reproduce:
* Launch kcontrol or System Settings
* Select Appearance - GTK Styles and Fonts
* Either select Use another style in GTK Styles or Use another font in GTK
Fonts.
* Click Apply
* Close kcontrol
This is a complete showstopper for me, as my daily backups require my external
drive to be switched on and attached, which immediately causes kded to go wild
and screw the rest of the system.
Unless there's a fix very fast, I'm going to have to revert to Feisty :-(
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I think this is related to https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/194474 so can
probably be marked as a duplicate.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/222689
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In my case, the UUID in menu.lst matches what the entry in /dev/disk/by-
uuid links to my root filesystem.
BUT... /etc/fstab refers to filesystems by the much more sensible (and
memorable) /dev/hd* names; I think because I edited it back that way
after an earlier upgrade. I'll have to try putting
I can confirm that the reason for my problem was, as I suggested, that I
was using /dev/hd* references in /etc/fstab.
I have changed it to use UUIDs and installed the now-released Hardy
Heron and the system boots OK now.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kde
Before upgrading to Hardy Heron, whenever I powered up my USB external
hard drive, an icon would appear on the desktop when HALD had mounted
it.
Since the upgrade, the icon no longer appears, although the drive gets
mounted correctly.
A message in
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I have had a similar experience with upgrading to Hardy.
The new kernel managed to mount my root filesystem (/dev/hda1) but
failed to mount any more of them. running fdisk /dev/hda and fdisk
/dev/hdb I received an error message that the devices did not exist.
In addition, either the upgrade or
The suggested do-release-upgrade -d did a complete upgrade, but after
it, I was left with a completely broken system, with the kernel unable
to see any of my partitions and every filesystem superblock corrupted. I
don't know if this is because of the upgrade method or some other
problem: bug
Just noticed the title of this bug specified 386 kernel. My problem
was with an AMD 64 kernel.
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Binary package hint: adept-manager
I'm trying to install the Kubuntu 8.04 release candidate from 7.10 by following
the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades/Kubuntu
Running kdesu adept_manager --dist-upgrade-proposed launches the Adept
manager,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdm-kde4
System: 64-bit Kubuntu 7.10
Yesterday I installed the latest updates to KDE4 (which Adept Notifier
prompted me to do) and since doing that, KDE3's automatic login no
longer works. This means that when I switch my computer on, I am no
longer
Sorry, no I didn't get asked which display manager I wanted. At least -
I don't iremember/i having been asked; I don't think I'd have gone
for the new one if I had, as KDE3's still more usable at present. It
seems to have gone ahead and made the change of its own accord.
I presume the problem
As an experiment, I just tried removing and then re-installing kdm-kde4
through Adept manager.
I DID get a dialogue asking which display manager I wanted to use on
this occasion. The default option is kdm rather than kdm-kde4, which
means the problem wouldn't have been due to me accidentally
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Binary package hint: adept-updater
Adept notifier (on AMD 64 bit Kubuntu Gutsy) indicates that there are
some packages that need to be updated.
When I click on the icon to run Adept Updater, I not only see the
packages that need to be upgraded, but also a lot of packages
6 hours later...
Out of curiosity, I launched Adept Updater again and there are now no
packages marked for removal, but quite a few more marked for upgrade.
Possibly some strange transient problem?
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Sorry Tormod, I can't supply either of these files, as I've made some
major changes to my system since, which has stopped this particular
problem occurring, so I haven't got copies of those when it was
happening.
For the record, I had been using my own kernel, with the Nvidia driver
installed
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
I have been suffering random X server crashes similar to those reported in bug
91351.
A suggested fix to this bug is to remove
/var/lib/defoma/x-ttcidfont-conf.d/dirs/TrueType from the FontPath.
However, despite removing this path from the
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Hi Bryce,
Many thanks for that fast response. It did the trick beautifully -
something a couple of hours Googling failed to manage.
If I can go for a couple of days without crashing, that will prove that
the suggested solution is a worker.
Cheers
Tony
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I'm not sure how relevant this is to other people reporting this
problem, but up until today, I've been rolling my own kernel and
manually installing the Nvidia driver. Today I decided (for various
reasons) to revert to the Ubuntu stock kernel and driver and have found
that the crash no longer
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: samba
Attempting to apply today's batch of updates using Adept Updater,
everything works fine until it attempts to apply the Samba updates
(mentioned in Security notice USN-544-1) when it fails with a pop-up
message saying There was an error commiting
This seems to have shown up a process error.
Surely there should be a better way of withdrawing updated packages
without generating errors for everybody who tries to install them? Is
there not some way of either marking the updated packages as not
necessary after all, or having some sort of dummy
I think bug 145881 (raised against xscreensaver) is actually one
manifestation of this bug.
On my system, it's not just xscreensaver that causes the problem, but I
also see it when I run Google Earth or Internet Explorer (using WINE)
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I suspect this problem may be with X rather than xscreensaver.
I have just had an almost identical crash when I started Google Earth.
From /var/log/Xorg.0.log:
Backtrace:
0: /usr/bin/X(xf86SigHandler+0x6d) [0x48670d]
1: /lib/libc.so.6 [0x3f912317d0]
Fatal server error:
Caught signal 11. Server
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: adept-installer
I found this problem after I initially marked a package for removal but
discovered that removing it would also result in packages I need being
removed.
Steps to reproduce:
* Open Adept Installer
* Select some packages for removal,
Hi,
Yes, I do have CONCURRENCY set to shell.
Just tried resetting it to none and naming the init script back to its
original name and hald starts OK. So I'd guess this is a problem that
won't affect most people so isn't a high priority. Perhaps something
worth changing for the next release but
Public bug reported:
After upgrading to Gutsy, hald fails to start at boot time.
An extract from what's seen on screen during boot:
* Starting kernel log daemon...
* Can't start Hardware abstraction layer - please ensure dbus is running
* Starting system message bus dbus
So clearly init is
I am finding exactly the same problem. Everything fine until I upgraded to
Gutsy today.
There is a little bit of (potentially) useful information in
/var/log/Xorg.0.log:
Backtrace:
0: /usr/bin/X(xf86SigHandler+0x6d) [0x48670d]
1: /lib/libc.so.6 [0x2b0d5f2ab7d0]
Fatal server error:
Caught
Public bug reported:
Something keeps regularly changing the file permissions on /tmp so that
it is not writeable by any user other than root:
$ ls -ald /tmp
drwxr-xr-x 21 root root 900 2007-05-03 19:27 /tmp
so that user jobs which need to write temporary files fail until I
manually change the
Forgot to mention, this is with a new installation of Kubuntu Feisty
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Binary package hint: update-manager
This is an attempted upgrade of Kubuntu from Dapper to Edgy on an AMD64 system
with NVIDIA drivers installed.
The upgrade was launched using the cdromupgrade script on the DVD.
Error 1:
# /media/cdrom/cdromupgrade
su:
I believe this bug is not specific to ncurses but has something to do with the
keyboard generating the wrong code when the pound key is pressed.
Since installing 6.06 (on a machine previously running Mandriva) my pound key
generates an extra (control?) character as well as the correct pound
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: postfix
When the postfix script in /etc/init.d runs, postfix fails to start and
a message postfix/postfix-script: fatal: usage: postfix start (or stop,
reload, abort, flush, check, set-permissions, upgrade-configuration) is
issued.
Changing the line
I suspect the latter. This was my first Ubuntu installation on a
freshly-formatted partition, so it won't have been due to something left
behind from the old Mandriva installation.
I've also now noticed that the script doesn't shut it down either, for the same
reason:
if ${DAEMON} quiet-stop;
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