I think this bug is affecting me because I cannot install ANY keyboard
for my ThinkPad--but at this point I'm expecting Ubuntu to become more
useless and troublesome with each so-called upgrade. Look, I'm just
trying to do the upgrade, and the first question it asks is for a
keyboard, but it does N
I'll just note that I'm still seeing it, but quite rarely now. In
contrast, the new Firefox shutdown problem has become quite frequent...
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Crash to white screen of death (possibly Firefox?)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/159594
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I don't object to your closing it, but I feel obliged to let you know
you that I think this bug is still present in Koala. However, the
release before Koala seems to be good enough, and that's where I've been
staying with the machine for most of the time. I'm going to go ahead and
install the new L
Should I do this from the J or K version? Or maybe wait for L? I have
both J and K installed here, but Koala had so many problems with the
sound card that I still regard it as experimental and I normally run
from J.
The problem has become quite infrequent under J, however, so I wasn't
too worried
I finally got this bug into a can yesterday. I thought it had gone away,
but it started showing up again, though very rarely. Then yesterday, I
found a way to reproduce it. At least it worked twice in a row. If
someone will tell me what to do, maybe it will be possible to diagnose
it now.
The situ
I'm afraid to say anything, since I haven't seen the bug in a long time.
Let me knock on some wood before continuing...
However, from looking at this thread now, I'm pretty sure you were
talking to someone else, probably Bryce Harrington. Do you want me to
try to run the same information? I don't
Just had another one, but that's only the second time since switching to
Jackelope, so I feel like it's mostly cured. However, I'll say this was
an especially nasty one to fix. The automatic recovery did not work and
after several failed iterations, I remembered to try a manual fsck,
which seems to
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