Will version 4.5.6 be made available in the Ubuntu 14.04 repos?
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I'm using Ubuntu 12.10 (fully updated) and the wireless connection keeps
dropping. It appears to be connected in Network Manager but I'm unable
to reach any web pages or the admin page of my router.
Clicking on the network manager icon and selecting my network re-
This is still a problem in 12.04 64-bit. I've run f-spot from Terminal
and this is the output:
(f-spot:3435): GdkPixbuf-WARNING **: GdkPixbufLoader finalized without calling
gdk_pixbuf_loader_close() - this is not allowed. You must explicitly end the
data stream to the loader before dropping
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There doesn't appear to be any way of filtering the results returned in
the video lens to make them appropriate to younger users. This will be
a major concern for many. For example typing in sonic the returns a
result containing a swear word. Can a way be introduced of
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Inappropriate results for children - no parental control
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Just downloaded 12.04 today and can confirm this still happens
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12.04 Installer stuck on 'Removing conflicting operating system files'
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I think the power app is making a guess - ie it's calculating the power
when full and working out how much it's using over a period of time
rather than any hard ACPI data as would normally be the case, but at
least we get a rough idea of the time remaining now which is progress.
The underlying
Running 11.10 beta (in Virtualbox) this looks fixed in the new upower
app. Can anyone else confirm?
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HP G62-a50SM battery status
To
I've never had a problem with percentage remaining being available, this
really does look like a hardware problem as I don't get a time remaining
available in Windows. Interestingly, the HP Support Assistant software
can retrieve all the battery information that neither Windows itself or
Gnome
+1 for this one. A real problem on my daughter's eeepc 701 which has a
small screen which only goes to 800 pixels wide. This is a major
regression
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 410604 ***
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This is definitely not a duplicate of 410604. The percentage charge
reports fine although the capacity figures vary each time I boot up.
The time remaining can't calculate as the charge / discharge rate is
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 410604 ***
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I have this bug on my G62-b13SA and have upgraded the BIOS to F.46 but
the problem persists. That said, in Win 7 I don't get any estimate of
how long is left either which suggests it may be a hardware issue
My motherboard recently 'died' and I can't discount the possibility that
it may have been damaged due to this bug. It's disappointing that the
bug has been de-assigned, are we to assume from that that the kernel
team don't think there's a problem?
Due to what it would have cost to repair I have
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The option to 'do nothing' when the battery reaches critical level has
been removed. This means I am unable in Ubuntu to run my battery down
to 0% to recalibrate it. This was introduced in version 10.04 which
means I haven't been
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'do nothing' option for critical battery removed - prevents battery calibration
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While 10.10 is a massive improvement in terms of heat with the ATI
driver, it's still nowhere near the levels seen with the proprietary
driver. Only thing with the proprietary driver is that you don't get
Plymouth looking pretty. Interesting that fglrx became available in
hardware drivers the
System Administration Hardware Drivers. It should tell you if
there's a driver for your card and go and fetch it for you
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@userdce It's not the card, it's the open source driver which in my view
is still very much under development. The proprietary driver should be
available which has been proven to resolve the issue. As described
above, my laptop runs nearer 40 degrees C with the proprietary driver
and it's a
I agree, being able to rely on hibernate / suspend would be a major
benefit which I can't do confidently right now
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I'm trying out Fedora 13 with the 2.6.33.5 kernel and heat is much less
of an issue. Not completely fixed but much improved so things are
moving in the right direction.
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I think it also needs to be stressed this is with the OPEN driver. Use
of the proprietary driver eliminates the problem
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@squiddy, unlikely as Lucid uses the 2.6.32 kernel and will always use
the 2.6.32 kernel and I believe the ATI driver and kernel version go
hand in hand
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As it's a kernel module, you're unlikely to see anything in 10.04 unless
anything is backported which as a long term support release is
disappointing. So it will probably be in Maverick (of course Fedora 13
or OpenSuse 11.3 may include newer, better drivers in the meantime)
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laptop runs hot,
All fine now. Was fine in Karmic with the fglrx version that is
supported in that
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Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/352741
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I'm seeing the opposite. Using the open source driver for ATI cards the
laptop gets hot straight away and the fan kicks in. Using fglrx (the
proprietary driver) I have no trouble at all apart from Plymouth being
at a very low resolution. I wonder if we have two separate problems
here, one
Does this kernel update do anything about the fact that my laptop is at
nearly 70 degrees Celsius by the time my desktop has loaded?
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laptop runs hot, shorter battery life, fan always on - lucid beta2
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Update - I have upgraded to 2.6.32-21 and the laptop was still running
hot by the time it booted up. However I noticed under 'Hardware
Drivers' that fglrx has now been made available. I have installed it
and the results are significantly better. The only disadvantage is that
Plymouth runs in
Couldn't agree more. An open driver will always be a preferred option
but it has to perform.
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I've installed 2.6.34rc4 (64-bit version) but it doesn't seem any
better.
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Just rebooted from Karmic into Lucid and the fan kicked in during
bootup. The only major difference between the two is that I'm using
fglrx in Karmic and in Lucid it's xserver-xorg-video-radeon which I'm
convinced is the problem
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laptop runs hot, shorter battery life, fan always on - lucid
Worth mentioning here that my laptop runs a lot hotter in Lucid than in
Karmic too. The fan is constantly running. I haven't tried using fglrx
instead as I feel that Lucid needs to be tested as it will be delivered.
With regards to the suggestions from madbiologist, I could do that but,
again,
Me too, Acer Aspire 5535 with ATI Radeon HD3200 running Lucid 64-bit and
updated today.
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Mine's running really well in Lucid and in Karmic with the backported
driver.
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Crashed when clicking 'View Reply Thread' on Lucid
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Just had a report of this happening on Lucid Beta. The official release
of 64-bit flash can't be too far away now surely?
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I'm having this problem in Lucid. In Karmic using fglrx, my laptop
normally runs at a rate of around 18W giving much more efficint battery
usage. In Lucid with the included driver my laptop runs hotter, the fan
runs continuously and at around 25W even with the brightness turned
down. This is
We won't see 2.6.32 until Lucid Lynx at the earliest
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Is it me or has there been a general regression in wireless performance
with the 2.6.31 kernel. I have noticed worse performance with the
zd1211rw driver on my desktop machine too and wondered if it was just a
coincidence that I have been unlucky in using two wireless drivers that
happen to have
Same here using Xubuntu 9.10 - Network manager reports a signal strength
of 46% when the access point is literally a few metres away and reports
a sync speed of 1Mb/s. The PC with this problem is used as a backup
server and while my upload speed to the computer is around the 4.5 Mbps
(490KBps)
+1 here for using linux-backports-modules-wireless-karmic-generic. Did
also try just using linux-backports-modules but that caused other
features not to work as well. So I guess the question is how we move
from backports to general release, if we can?
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ath9k disassociates/reassociates a lot
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 436816 ***
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I agree with Milos this is a completely different bug although I have
tried Karmic beta and all looks well there
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Monitor Doesn't Turn off With Power Management (Intrepid, Jaunty, karmic)
It just strikes me that this is a major regression from Jaunty which
could give a lot of potential new users a bad experience of Ubuntu which
would be disappointing to say the least.
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That's all very well but we're just over a fortnight away from full
release and for many people with the ath9k chipset wireless is going to
be pretty much unusable. I'm thinking about it from the can my wife
and daughter use it angle.
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Just to say I'm running Karmic Beta 64 bit and the performance of ath9k
with network manager is dreadful. It suddenly drops for no reason and
refuses to re-connect until I reboot. My wireless network uses WPA2 if
that helps.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 436816 ***
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But my monitor never suspends. It just stays on, draining the battery
unncessarily.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/289728
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Same here for my Monitor. I have an Acer Aspire 5535 with an ATI
HD3200. My monitor is set to sleep after 7 minutes on battery but only
goes black and is backlit hence saving absolutely no power at all.
Haven't tried in KDE yet to see if it works ok in that but will report
back. I'm using
KDE also failed to switch the monitor off. I also tried disabling
PowerPlay in the Catalys software but that had no effect either.
Possible sources of the bug could therefore be withing fglrx or the acpi
support in the kernel. My other PC running Xubuntu has an SiS chipset
and the monitor
I haven't tried anything other than fglrx as that was installed by the
hardware drivers manager. Don't know about the DVI connection, as far
as I'm aware it's just a regular laptop screen with nothing out of the
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I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 (64-bit edition) and my wireless connection takes
ages to connect and sometimes fails to connect at all, then when you
first go to use the internet the connection drops and then re-
establishes. My wireless
Updated again today and it's still broken. 10 days until release please
look at this someone.
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Updated today - still an issue. I wonder if Totem has been set up to
run in X11 output by default. This is because if, in VLC, I switch to
OpenGL output, the flickering video problem still exists. X11 is a lot
less efficient with resources for video output.
I would love it if someone other
Updated system today and can report that:
In totem-gstreamer:
Windowed DVD playback is jerky
Attempting to switch to full screen crashes X
In totem-xine:
Windowed DVD playback is jerky
Fullscreen is fine
In VLC
Windowed DVD playback is jerky
Fullscreen is fine
As totem-gstreamer is the default
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I've updated Jaunty today and thought I'd try playing a DVD. My laptop
uses an ATI Radeon HD3200 chipset and the video playback is choppy and
uses high CPU. Also, maximising the window or switching to full screen
in Totem causes X to crash.
If I disable Desktop effects,
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Same here - I installed the plugins to play a dvd. Went to maximise
totem, x crashed and on reboot the human theme doesn't load, nor does
volume control, gnome power manager and gnome settings daemon.
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Still working fine so happy for this one to be closed
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I'm getting this problem now in intrepid. Go to Settings Preferences
and no matter what I alter clicking 'Apply' sends my CPU up to 100% and
the application just hangs. Have to kill it in system monitor.
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Updates tonight appear to have fixed things. I will confirm when I have
rebooted successfully a few more times but so far things are looking
promising.
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I had 2 log files, both dated a minute apart (as I had to do an alt-
ctrl-backspace) to get gdm to display. This is the first of the 2 files
and I thought it may be of use
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I'm getting a blank screen after usplash in intrepid. I hear a sound
suggesting that gdm has loaded but my screen is blank. Pressing alt-
ctrl-backspace to restart x does normally get gdm on screen. I have
also tried adding sisfb to /etc/modules
If you edit /etc/modules and add sisfb to the bottom of it, sisfb loads
up at boot time so you get the splash screen on shutdown. I have tested
this in Hardy and can confirm it works.
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Although not necessarily with every sis card it would appear by looking
at my other machine
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I think the importance of this needs to be raised, I have rolled back to
Gutsy until things improve
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a splash screen on shutdown in Hardy but I would say that is just a
workaround rather than a fix.
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Glad to see the resolution on startup - it looks good but I still don't
get the splash screen on shutdown - just the verbose text as if I had
pressed alt+f1
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No it isn't, I have the same problem. Hit the Open Mail button and
nothing - ever
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Performance with the b43 driver on my Acer with a BCM4318 is terrible.
Connection dropping, Internet speed running at about 370kbps when it
should be around 1920kbps. I struggle to get to my router's web console
too. I really wish I could get ndiswrapper to work again but for some
reasons this
I have installed Hardy alpha 6 and updated it today. Usplash appears,
albeit at a low resolution (I think 800x600), on startup but still
doesn't appear on shutdown
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Here's lspci
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I will try that over the weekend and feed back to you. Thanks for your
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Thanks. I checked the usplash.conf file and the xres and yres were
already set to 1024 and 768 respectively. I updated initramfs as per
your instructions and still get a blank screen on shutdown. I think
this may be more of a problem with the sis driver in gutsy as it works
better if I use the
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Binary package hint: usplash
I'm running 7.10 beta. Basically, on shutdown I get a blank screen.
Usplash is fine on boot up. I have tried the workaround of adding
vga=791 to the end of the line for my kernel (2.6.22-14 generic) which
is a method which has worked since
No it can't because it doesn't work anywhere near as well as it should.
Mine might connect after a good 20+ attempts to connect. I've installed
wpa_gui and it always fails at the GROUP_HANDSHAKE stage.
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wireless does not connect through network-manager
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/95795
I've got a feeling that this might be more to do with wpa_supplicant.
Also, and I don't know how relevant this is, when I downloaded 2.6.20-10
I noticed I suddenly had the restricted drivers manager package. I'm
just throwing a few ideas as to what changed at the time network-manager
stopped
I can confirm that this has been the case since 2.6.20-10. For the time
being I have changed to wicd to connect my wireless and that works fine.
I have 2.6.20-13 running at the moment. This really should be elevated
to critical as it will seriously affect the uptake of 7.04
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wireless does
Further info:
Laptop - Acer Aspire 3002 LMCi
Card - Broadcom BCM4318 with ndiswrapper
Wncryption - WPA-PSK
Was working fine in feisty right up to 2.6.20-9 and network-manager has
failed to connect ever since 2.6.20-10 although it connected
intermittently in 2.6.20-12 and it has always listed my
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
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I've had the same problem with my Acer Aspire since the introduction of
the .10 kernel. I have to stick with the .9 kernel to get online.
Yesterday I did manage to get online using the .12 kernel but today I
tried and Network Manager made no attempt to connect even though it
could clearly see my
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In ubuntu 7.04, lpd printing is no longer possible, and it isn't
possible to add lpd printers. This has been the case since Saturday
10/3/07. Cups was updated, and my lpd printer would no longer print
saying paused pending specific. I know of
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 91382 ***
I reported the bug after the fix had been released. This is still
broken. My bug is not the same as 91382
On Mon, 2007-03-12 at 20:25 +, Till Kamppeter wrote:
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 91382 ***
** This bug has been marked a
It's OK, I re-read your post and did the complete removal and
re-installation of cupsys as you described. Thanks for getting back so
quickly. I really appreciate the help.
On Mon, 2007-03-12 at 21:01 +, Till Kamppeter wrote:
Have you updated to cups_1.2.8-0ubuntu4? If not, do the test
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 91382 ***
ls -l /usr/share/cups/backend
ls: /usr/share/cups/backend: No such file or directory
ls -l /usr/share/cups/backend-available
ls: /usr/share/cups/backend-available: No such file or directory
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