Ubuntu 8.04 Upgrade Goes Well, Not Without Issues
May 3, 2008 – 08:46 | Ubuntu | Tags: linux, UbuntuUpgraded from 7.10 to 8.04 last week. The Upgrade went quite smooth, especially considering I have been running a mixed kde 4/kde 3 setup, with the kde 4 pulled directly from the kde.org repo.
A few issues I ran into so far, most of which I suspect have more or less to do with the new 2.6.24 kernel:
- The sound system in kde 4 appeared to have stopped working. It simply refuses to recognize the onboard sound card. Sound works fine in kde 3, or in kde 4 but through other packages - for instance, amarok and the flash video player can play sound without any problems.
- The Logitech Marble Mouse would arbitrarily stop responding out of blue, and won’t come back without rebooting. Good thing I have two mouses plugged in (the other Logitech with higher precision for games :-).
- Firefox 3 Beta 5 crashed the X server once. I’ll have to wait and see if this is recurring. So far Firefox has been quite stable otherwise.
