Hi,
This post is gonna get the Ubuntu know-alls bamboozled, I'm sure.
I have had recurrent sound problems with my Dell Inspiron 1440 with Dual boot of Windows Vista and Ubuntu Jaunty.
I just upgraded my HP Compaq nc6220 from Jaunty to Karmic. Jaunty was sweet, no issues at all. Under Karmic, I have the Intel cpu hog bug plus restart just hangs the machine after dropping out of Xorg.I've seen a lot of gripes about the Intel Xorg bug but no solutions - can this be sorted or do I go back to Jaunty?
BTW long-time Linux user, Ubuntu since 6.04.
I recently purchased a lenovo G580 laptop. It does not have a separate graphics card.
I also installed ubuntu and windows 7 64 bit . Lenovo provided a driver cd for windows 7. I installed all the drivers. The lenovo FN+up and down brightness control works fine in windows 7. But it does not work in Ubuntu.
Hello everybody,
I'm a complete newbie on this board, so thanks in advance for the time u may spend to help me deal with my small problems.
So here we are: I m running karmic on a dell optiplex 330, with a broadcom network controller NetLink BCM5787, and wol doesn't want to work since upgrade to karmic.
I have done that :
I an running Karmic. Recently my keyboard has started behaving oddly.
It does not respond to three arrow keys and the delete key. I also have Win7 installed on another partition. The keys work fine there.
I did,
Code:
xev | grep -A2 --line-buffered '^KeyRelease' | sed -n '/keycode /s/^.*keycode \([0-9]*\).* (.*, \(.*\)).*$/\1 \2/p'
And got the following results:
Hello,
I have a Lenovo T61p (wider version of the T61) and am running Karmic Koala. Everything is working great... except the sound. I had the same problem with Jaunty Jackalope.
Any ideas?
what other info do you need to treat the patient?
Thanks!
so basically when i put the ubuntu installation disc of Ubuntu 11.10 inside and run a Live session everything works fine (i can press Fn + Arrow Up and Fn + Arrow Down to control the screen Backlight).
But after that i install the system, it doesnt work anymore...
Ever since upgrading my Lenovo IdeaPad Y530 from Jaunty to Karmic, I have been plagued with severe stability issues, rendering my laptop essentially useless.
I switched on my laptop this morning (HP Compaq nc6320) as usual and tried to log in, only to find that neither trackpad nor keyboard were working! If I reboot into a recovery mode shell, the keyboard works until I move on to normal boot. If I boot from an Ubuntu install disk (run from CD), both trackpad and keyboard work. Everything seemed OK last night when I shut down.