My machine was pushed the 5.13.0-25 kernel today but this time it did
not cause everything to break. All of the things I originally reported
as broken on my HP Zbook are now fixed.
The internal display works.
The trackpad works.
The keyboard works.
The Ethernet on the Thunderbolt dock works.
My
I don't know what happened, but apparently my system doesn't want the
5.13 kernel installed anymore. I just managed to remove it (and the
related NVidia kernel module packages) without causing any conflicts or
triggering any meta-package complaints...
Which is great, because it means I don't have
I note that /dev/input/event7 to event26 are missing with kernel 5.13.
The Thunderbolt dock Ethernet seems to be this device (missing with kernel
5.13).
r8152 6-1.3.3:1.0 enx3c52821a24c3: renamed from eth0
I see what looks like the laptop's internal ethernet showing up though.
I didn't
** Attachment added: "journal output when booting with kernel 5.11"
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The Internal display does not work. External monitors connected via Thunderbolt
down continue to work.
The trackpad does not work. The keyboard does work.
The Ethernet on the Thunderbolt dock does not work.
Booting the 5.11 kernel allows everything to work.
I'm not sure
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For a longer description of what I was doing...
I have a device that sends SNMP traps and it was sending them to my
desktop. I was monitoring snmptrapd using sudo journalctl -f -u
snmptrapd.
Originally, this provided only numeric OIDs. Installing snmp-mibs-
downloader fixed up many of the OIDs
I have reported this to Debian: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=942151
** Summary changed:
- snmptrapd.service uses MIBSDIRS instead of MIBDIRS
+ snmptrapd.service uses MIBSDIR instead of MIBDIRS
** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #942151
I noticed this while trying to add a directory to the list (custom
MIBs).
The snmp-mibs-downloader package populates the directories in the list.
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The snmptrapd.service file (which comes from net-
snmp_5.7.3+dfsg-1.8ubuntu3.1.debian.tar.xz rather than upstream) has
this line:
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I have a script that changes my wallpaper on a regular basis. It sets
the wallpaper using gsettings. Like this:
file=/home/lincoln/Pictures/wallpaper/10-2.jpg
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri file://$file
gsettings set
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Description:Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
Release:18.04
As per this page:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/886593/alt-f4-switches-to-tty4
I had to run this command to fix things (and stop unintentionally switching to
other VTs):
sudo kbd_mode -s
I had literally just run
The commit has made it into a maintainer's repo.
http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/davem/net.git/commit/?id=b7302ca05871e50208bc328cbc8199a21f5d876e
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I guess this thread will be used to get the patch into mainline...
http://marc.info/?l=linux-netdev=146174255118232=2
http://marc.info/?l=linux-netdev=146174254318229=2
http://marc.info/?l=linux-netdev=146174254318228=2
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Sorry for the delay in posting this. It took forever to actually show
up. Here's my post to the mailing list. http://marc.info/?l=linux-
usb=145985232019173=2
I've also been in contact with the maintainer off-list (he got me to
test another change).
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I downloaded the Ubuntu 4.6.0 rc2 image (4.6.0-040600rc2-generic) and confirmed
the issue remains (as with the last mainline build I tested, it does not show
up as quickly, I guess something about the memory layout has changed).
I downloaded current linux HEAD source and verified the code still
Another data point for consideration... (I didn't think of this until
late last night)
git checkout Ubuntu-3.10.0-0.6
git revert 313a58e487ab3eb80e7e1f9baddc75968288aad9
# resolve a header conflict - nothing major
After building this, I was able to use the network dongle just fine (ie.
second
The good news is that I have identified the commit that breaks my
system. It is 313a58e487ab3eb80e7e1f9baddc75968288aad9 (the first of 3
commits to the pegasus driver). I have attached the bisect log in case
it's interesting.
Here's some notes on my process...
The bisecting was entirely in
I have narrowed it further to these builds.
3.9.0-7.15 - good
3.10.0-0.6 - bad
I've managed to fetch the saucy repo. git says there's around 14,000
commits between these two tags?!
I'm going to first verify that when I build both of these tags I get the
same behaviour as I do with the binary
Sigh. I was forgetting about the linux-image-extra package. This proved
to make a difference. Indeed, the post-Saucy versions that were
succeeding were only doing so because the image-extra package was
missing. Strangely, the USB dongle worked without that package but
clearly there's an
In the absence of a reply to my question, I tried downloading various
binary kernels to at least narrow down the scope of the bisecting I'll
have to do. After trying older releases and having no failures, I
unexpectedly found that 14.04 kernels only cover 3.11 to 3.13. But I'm
running 14.04 and
Am I supposed to be bisecting mainline kernel or the Ubuntu kernel?
That page seems a bit out of date, I'm guessing I should be cloning
git://kernel.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ubuntu-trusty.git ?
I am somewhat bandwidth challenged at home. Is there a recommended way
to fetch this monstrosity over a
It is still broken in the mainline kernel.
The top entry at the URL was this:
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v4.5-wily/
The package versions were:
Selecting previously unselected package linux-headers-4.5.0-040500-generic.
Selecting previously unselected package
It seems I was mistaken.
The bug seems to remain, though it takes longer to trigger now than it
did before.
I just got this crash over a netconsole.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
** Attachment added: "Kernel crash after applying new BIOS"
I had to jump through some hoops to update the BIOS (since the updater
was a Windows binary and this machine does not have Windows on it). But
I finally sorted something out.
dmidecode output:
68PDV Ver. F.20
12/08/2011
The adapter seems to be stable now. I brought it up, did some pings,
even
As per the original description, apport-collect launched a browser (in
my case, apparently this was lynx). This browser could not complete the
required OAth login (it got me to a screen where I could choose how long
to allow my computer to act on my behalf and when I selected a link it
returned
apport information
** Attachment added: "UdevDb.txt"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1547838/+attachment/4591813/+files/UdevDb.txt
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It seems this is a known issue...
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apport/+bug/997020
I have set w3m as the text-mode browser (it was already installed) and
run apport-collect. It wants to upload nearly 600K, quite a bit more
than the other command gave.
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apport information
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apport information
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apport information
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1547838/+attachment/4591802/+files/Card0.Codecs.codec.1.txt
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apport information
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apport information
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apport information
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apport information
** Tags added: apport-collected
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This is a rather old USB ethernet adapter. It worked fine for me with
older distributions (including Ubuntu 10.04). I noticed it causing
problems after upgrading to 14.04 and stopped using it as a result
(since I
apport information
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apport information
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apport information
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I couldn't figure out if there was a "crash" thing or not. I suspect not
(/var/crash is empty).
Attached is the result of running sudo apport-cli -f -plinux --save bug.apport
** Attachment added: "bug.apport"
apport-collect requires a web browser. This machine is a server. It has
lynx or links or something but Ubuntu's website does not work with that
browser. How should I continue?
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Note if I plug in the device but don't send traffic over it, the system
manages to remain running for longer. I brought the interface up with a
static IP and the system remained up for well over 5 minutes before it
died. I was monitoring ifconfig and it had around 30 Rx packets and 300
Tx packets.
The first bit of complaining on the last log didn't all make it to the
netconsole and unlike previous instances, stayed on the screen for a
while so I got a photo.
** Attachment added: "IMG_20160221_244551_024.jpg"
Here's another netconsole, with the dongle inserted during boot.
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I think the first netconsole missed some data at the start (I got a
belated firewall warning) so here's a second capture that seems to start
earlier.
In case it wasn't clear, most of the time I've been booting the machine
and then inserting the USB device (so that I could be sure all the
logging
Hmm... I tried the crash kernel but it didn't seem to work. So I used
the netconsole to capture more data than could fit on the screen.
** Attachment added: "netconsole.log"
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I've attached a screenshot of a hard-freeze. Will upload whatever logs
were recovered too.
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This is a rather old USB ethernet adapter. It worked fine for me with
older distributions (including Ubuntu 10.04). I noticed it causing
problems after upgrading to 14.04 and stopped using it as a result
(since I needed reliable USB ethernet for work). I was also not
I don't run Ubuntu 10.04 because I want to. There is a problem with the
futex backport in the -61 kernel that the proposed -62 kernel fixes. As
bug 1327300 makes clear, this is a lucid-specific problem so clearly the
issue will not be present in any newer release. Supported or not,
breaking
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1327300 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1327300
Yes, the kernel 2.6.32-62.125 from the lucid-proposed ppa fixes the
problem. I don't know how to mark a bug as a duplicate.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1327300
Regression in commit
Public bug reported:
I upgraded to this new kernel this morning and after rebooting, 2
applications failed to work (consistently).
These apps are:
google-chrome-stable=27.0.1453.110-r202711 - process runs but no UI is visible
skype=4.0.0.8-0lucid1 - UI is visible but connection to network never
Also noticed this:
firefox-mozilla-build=29.0.1-0ubuntu1
Settings - Privacy - Location Bar. Clicking on the combo box hangs
Firefox instead of opening the drop-down (which is a simple 4-item
list).
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Binary package hint: chromium-browser
Chromium 6.0.472.53 was installed on my machine sometime in the last
week. There is a problem that causes my entire machine to lockup (kernel
oops, as far as I can tell).
System setup/info
- Linux bq-erebus 2.6.32-24-generic-pae
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/640198
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So the good news is that even after I removed my profile
(~/.config/chromium), I could still reproduce this problem.
Also, my icon runs chromium-browser --new-window, in case that matters.
So the steps to reproduce are just:
1) Start Chromium.
2) Run chromium-browser --new-window.
However,
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