I have the EXACT same problem:
Chromium Version 28.0.1500.71 Ubuntu 13.04 (28.0.1500.71-0ubuntu1.13.04.1)
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Browser Freezes System during
Problem continues on Quantal.
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gvfsd-afp consumes 100% of processor cycles
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I see this happening occasionally, some time after browsing an AFP share
on a Mac using Nautilus on Ubuntu. I don't know what specifically
triggers it to start. I have also experienced it on 11.10.
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It just happened again. I had left the machine otherwise idle with an
AFP share connected in Nautilus, showing on the screen. Attaching a
process list - PID 13309 is the culprit - not sure what else is
necessary. Syslog has nothing relevant, .xsessionerrors likewise.
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Just noticed the OP names gvfsd-afp as the problem process - for me it
turns out to be gvfsd-afp-browse. Maybe it's a different bug.
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Another workaround is to create a new note template locally using the
preferences, rather than logging in to the U1 website as in #8 above,
then sync and rename the local note. All subsequent sync have worked ok
for me since doing this.
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Same problem on my new Sony i7 VPCF132FX. Problem confirmed by Canonical
support, case #14835.
On Ubuntu, Garbles screen after install of NVidia driver.
On Kubuntu, Screen freezes after reboot.
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Just noting that on a friend's MSI Wind U160, updating the BIOS from
version 102 to 108 made the RT3090STA driver work, where previously it
would not. The /etc/Wireless/RT2860STA/RT2860STA.dat workaround is still
in place, and the updated rt3090sta driver from Markus' PPA is
installed. The BIOS
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This bug still occurs with vym 1.12.7-1 in Maverick!
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VYM 1.12.2-2 in Ubuntu 10.04 patched up to 11 June 2010
After installing VYM, I cannot double-click on a .vym file in Nautilus
and have it open in VYM.
Expected action: File opens in VYM.
Actually happens: File opens in Archive Manager, since it is
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Broken for me in Lucid too, on setup from the i386 Alternate CD.
Unable to install GRUB in /dev/md1
Executing 'grub-install /dev/md1 failed'
This is a fatal error
Manual setup succeeded in the alternate CD repair chroot
My AA1 is a 150, but it only has an Internal Audio Analog Stereo input
device - no Microphone1.
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I second the request for icons (preferably coloured ones, not
monochrome) to make it easier to use for those whose sight is not the
best. I think this is an accessibility bug.
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I have found that installing pavucontrol and then using that to unlock
and set the input levels from the internal microphone so that one
channel is maxed and the other zeroed allows the internal mic to work
with Skype! Nothing ever plugged in to the mic socket. I read this
suggestion somewhere
Bug 331130 discusses a problem on the eee with its array microphone. I
wonder if in some circumstances PA or the ALSA driver on the Aspire One
is assuming that we have an array microphone too, where really we only
have a single one (as far as I know, anyway). If you treat the input as
sum and
This bug occurs for me too, with the same hardware, and I confirm that
the workaround fixes it too.
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It's the 'intel' graphic driver. Glxinfo attached, thanks.
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System icons overlap on external screen between prefs and admin
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Karmic Alpha 6 on Acer Aspire One (Intel 945 graphics). The bottom row
of Preferences icons overlaps the top row of Administration icons when
shown in 5 columns on a 1280x1024 external screen. They do not overlap
when shown in a window
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The colour fading on window-picker icons for windows that are currently
unfocused (that is, not currently in the foreground) looks good when the
panel is a light colour and the icon is dark, or when the icon is light
and the panel is
I find it hard enough managing my tens of users on an LTSP system using
this tool without proper sorting, it must be a nightmare with hundreds!
I believe this issue should receive a higher priority. Clicking on
column headings to change the sort order is just expected behaviour
these days.
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I echo what riban said. I'm likely to just disable the update-notifier
altogether rather than risk having ugly pop-unders (and maybe pop-overs
by mistake) happening in the middle of a presentation. Losing the
existing 'gentle' mechanism for persistent reminders in favour of a
'bullying' one is a
Sorry, that's meant to read no xorg.conf changes at all.
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VGA-out dies after a while on Eee 1000H
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Leaving the internal screen on as described does seem to fix the
external screen flicker issue on my Aspire One, with 8.10 and no
xorg.conf at all.
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Unfortunately my TC1100 has failed and I have now downgraded to an Acer
Aspire One. It has other issues with external screens, but this is not
one of them. This means that I can't do any further testing, sorry.
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Desktop corrupt with ume-launcher 0.6.5
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I'm running on Intrepid now, updated to today, and I get the screen
corruption if I start netbook-launcher on the external screen unless
there is *no* wallpaper set.
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I have struck this bug on Intrepid with vym 1.10.0. Can we request a
backport of 1.12.0?
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o3read is not in Intrepid's repos. Perhaps Tracker filters need to call
odt2txt instead, but this is not installed by default. Copying o3totxt
from Hardy seems to work as a stopgap.
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Regardless of the wallpaper, and regardless of the vblank setting, I see
the same corruption on the external display if I start ume-launcher
while glxgears is running.
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OK, it happens with all the wallpapers I have tried, whenever 'zoom' is
set using only the external screen, including the default Hardy Heron
background. You have to start ume-launcher, or change the screen
resolution, with the background already in place to see the effect -
just changing the
I don't have time to do that testing just now - but it definitely gives
the error with the default Hardy Heron background image. I wonder if it
is peculiar to this Nvidia driver.
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If I just put that in the command line of Preferences-Sessions-Startup
Programs it doesn't start at all. However, I have already come across
that issue in connection with the glxgears frame rate, so I put it in a
script and start the script from Preferences-Sessions-Startup
Programs. The script
I just looked at the code changes in 0.6.6, and then did some
experimentation with the desktop background settings. Here is the
outcome, using 0.6.10:
Style: Fill screen, centered, or scaled: everything is fine.
Style: Zoom or tiled: desktop is corrupt.
I had been using 'zoom'.
This should
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Since upgrading from 0.6.5, ume-launcher creates horizontal stripes on
my desktop instead of its beautiful icon display, but only when I am
using an external monitor. Other windows display correctly on top of it,
as do refreshed parts of the panel. It works fine on the
Screenshot 1 attached: this is shortly after starting ume-launcher
0.6.8. The panel is messed up too.
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Screenshot-2 - this is about 5 seconds later. More info: There is a
terminal window left mostly corrupt and without a frame, and the centre
area is black. Some panel applets refresh correctly as the mouse moves
over. Ume-launcher is taking about 90% cpu. All application windows
refresh correctly
Third screenshot - another instance, with the terminal session running
top.
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A thought that arises from your comment, Neil - it most likely isn't an
on-the-fly resize event causing this. It happens when I log on using an
external screen, and the screen size is set to 1280x1024 when the nvidia
driver starts up for GDM.
However, I have just tested to see what happens when
For me, changing the settings with kernel 2.6.27-7-generic has no effect
- the 'echo' to /sys/devices/platform/tc1100-wmi/jogdial or /wireless
works, but 'cat' reveals no change (the values are always 0), wireless
stays on, brightness stays un-adjustable.
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Sorry, a correction to my previous comment: after reloading tc1100-wmi,
the jogdial setting works, but wireless remains on regardless.
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This is happening for me too, trying to burn an iso image to a blank CD-R.
Output from Brasero -d:
(brasero:30369): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_set: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT
(object)' failed
The UI says there is no space available.
It is version 0.7.1-3ubuntu1 in Hardy.
Serpentine works
Just to clear up any confusion and speculation, LTSP in Ubuntu uses LDM
for the terminal sessions by default, but earlier versions used to use
GDM via XDMCP from the terminals and it can still be configured do so.
This suits slower, older terminals. LTSP addresses a different need to
XDMCP and
This is a problem for me too with nvidia-settings on Hardy.
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The workaround in comment 52 fails on a Gutsy multi-user system, such as
Edubuntu with LTSP, because the first user to logon owns the file /tmp
/session-is-gnome, and because more than one user might be logging on
simultaneously. The flag file name should incorporate a username and/or
session id
Bug still exists with Hardy as released, on a HP TC1100 Tablet PC. No
dmesg activity whatsoever following card insertion.
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Hi Basilio - I have since converted the classroom to use LDM in Edubuntu
Gutsy, and I'm not onsite, so I can't really test MaxPending. However, I
have just run the above test on MaxSession in Hardy using straight
Ubuntu, setting MaxSession and MaxPending to '2' using the steps I gave
above, with
I have tested the patch using a .deb Francis sent me (presumably the
second patch) and it now works as advertised, both when logging in
normally and when logging in automatically. Thankyou Francis!
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autologin doesn't work
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This is happening seemingly randomly for me too. The contents of
/var/run/ltspfs_fstab on the thin client is very similar to that shown
by Enrico.
In my case, ssh -S /var/run/ldm_socket_vt7_192.168.141.254 192.168.141.254
/usr/sbin/ltspfsmounter /tmp add yields the same response:
X connection to
Found Bug #160420 and applied the fix there - this has solved the
problem for me. I suspect this is a duplicate of that one.
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This is happening for me too, exactly as described by Fran Cook. When
the terminal stops, the mouse moves but CTRL/ALT/F1 does not work, so I
cannot discover what the terminal is doing.
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GDM in Gutsy Edubuntu ignores the MaxSessions and MaxPending settings in
gdm.conf-custom, and uses the default values of 16 and 4 respectively.
To reproduce:
1. Go to system-administration-login window
2. Go to 'Remote' tab and click 'Configure
Xnest has always worked for me, both from other systems and from Gutsy
systems - it is broken when connecting by selecting XDMCP from the GDM
screen, rather than a nested session. It seems to me that during
connection establishment, the remote Gutsy GDM now sends a response that
the local GDM (no
I do have the messages in /var/log/syslog that Grizzly mentioned, on the
local machine, if I use a local Gutsy to try to connect to remote Gutsy
with XDMCP from the GDM login screen (it always works using Xnest on the
local machine instead of GDM).
On reflection I believe this bug has been
Force-downgrading gdm to the version as at gutsy beta (2.20.0-0ubuntu2)
fixes the remote end for me - I can connect to it with other systems;
but it does not fix the client end (I still can't use XDMCP to connect
out from Gutsy).
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I have come across this too, I believe. However, setting the remote
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Cannot replicate my workaround on a different remote system, same local
system. May be a red herring.
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Same occurs for me.
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Will try asap but am now stuck with Bug #92205 and can't start CUPS at
all!
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Yes, it's fixed - thanks!
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The top of the first page printed contains a small amount of corrupted
output. The rest of the page and subsequent pages in the same document
are fine.
Same effect occurs whether printing from OpenOffice or Gedit.
Printer is a Brother HL5040 using CUPS
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The top of the first page printed contains a small amount of corrupted
output. The rest of the page and subsequent pages in the same document
are fine.
Same effect occurs whether printing from OpenOffice or Gedit.
Printer is a Brother HL5040 using CUPS foomatic/hl1250
Same problem with Herd5 on a HP TC1100 Tablet PC: stalls at aec62xx.
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