Fair enough. If you can figure out how to reproduce the problem step-by-step, starting from the default installation (say a Lucid live CD), that would let us determine which package to assign the bug to. It would be enough to figure out how you got linux-headers-2.6.32-19-generic installed without linux-headers-generic, since obviously it’s hard to reproduce a kernel upgrade on demand.
Fair enough. If you can figure out how to reproduce the problem step-by-step, starting from the default installation (say a Lucid live CD), that would let us determine which package to assign the bug to. It would be enough to figure out how you got linux-headers- 2.6.32- 19-generic installed without linux-headers- generic, since obviously it’s hard to reproduce a kernel upgrade on demand.