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This is getting out of hand. I thought we established earlier that the
crash reported in this bug report was due to a Ralink wireless card
(rt61pci driver). Anyone else experiencing a similar symptom who
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this is the main bug report right? yes its a problem for linux wireless
stuff effects that and usb hard drive like iomega 1tb drive I think with
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computer locks up using rt61pci
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System freeze with caps lock and scroll lock blinking on
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sorry guys but here I just had my first freeze with caps lock and scroll
lock blinking and I am using arch linux.
it has nothing to do with the old kernel or a ubuntu problem.
my laptop is a dell latitute
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Could everyone here who is running a Ralink card please install the
linux-backports-modules package for their kernel from the repositories,
and test with the updated driver.
For some reason, Robert Citek
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@ Chris
For some reason, Robert Citek changed the duplicate link on this bug for no
apparent reason, and didn't leave any comment at all. In the meantime, I'm
restoring the link with the original report
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 204996 ***
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Same issue for me
Hardy stable + MSI US54SE usb wireless card
Maybe using backport repo something could change??
L.
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I have the SAME problem. My system freezes every half hour or so and
every button freezes, even the start button. I have to plug everything
out... even the battery to restart. Mozilla freezes as well and
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My computer is an hp zd7000 and I use a wireless card to access the
internet.
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computer locks up using rt61pci
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Linux kernel 2.6.24-12 lockup
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I've got the same issue, ever few minutes it locks up and I cant move my
mouse for a few seconds or the screen just totally locks up with the
caps- and scroll-lock blinking.
I'm running 64 bit hardy on a
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I have the same issue (system frozen with capslock and scrolllock
flashing). I did some research a month or so ago and found some pointers
to GLX so I disabled screensavers and shutdown at night. Last night I
Seems that it's a bug that has already been corrected upstream, but the
correction won't be available in 2.6.24 ...
Maybe that for the release for Hardy it might prove useful to blacklist
these modules and to use legacy driver ... I'll try this later this day
and report here ...
Regards,
Benoît
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Mark - No probs!
As you have concluded it is related to your wireless card, and you are
using an Intel chipset (please correct me if I'm wrong), it might be
worth you opening a new bug report, as your
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Hello Chris :)
I've seen bug report #194650 before I opened this one. A reason for
opening new report was simple: I observed little different symptoms.
Most important was: I could (and I still can) work
Happens also with my Ralink based WiFi PCI card (see lspci -vv output)
Happens really fast when I set transfer rate to 54Mbps (sudo iwconfig
wlan0 rate 54M)
Happens more often when transferring on a Samba share.
Will try to put as many documentation as possible. Do not hesitate to
ask for more
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Guys - this bug report is going to get difficult for people to triage
because of the number of people 'confirming' the same symptoms. The
symptoms you are all describing could have multiple causes The more
people post (and the more hardware permutations are thrown in), the more
difficult it is
Chris Coulson - Thanks for the feedback.
The nice thing is, I can 100% without a doubt say it's the wireless card. The
reason being, that at my previous job, I would be plugged into network through
a cable, and my wireless would be turned off.
In this state, I never had a hard crash for over 6
I confirm this bug. Painfully random freezes with:
AMD Athlon-M 2600+
ndiswrapper + SMCWUSBT-G2 wireless USB dongle
Note: It happens every time (range 10min to 1 day into the session) ONLY
when my USB hid mouse is used. When I unplug it, and use Synaptics pad
instead, I NEVER experience a
forgot.
there are NEVER any traces of this lock-up left in ANY of the system
logs. search me! according to the system, everything is perfect.
a riddle to solve. could they please appoint anyone to investigate the
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If you are receiving issues while you are using any binary only bits
(e.g. NVIDIA/ATI binary drivers, ndiswrapper etc) many folks will be
extremely reluctant to investigate any issues your system is having
(because they could lie in a binary only piece).
jaarik:
If you are using ndiswrapper I
Regarding using NVIDIA/ATI binary drivers - I have not enable the
Nvidia-hw-graphic-binary (only used the default graphics drivers that
comes with 8.04 Beta).
Regarding: Could they please appoint anyone to investigate the bug - I
do not know how this community works, but is there any official way
To Skull
_This_ is an official bug report, opened by me. I think it's being watched, but
just look how many bug reports are opened each day. Ubuntu needs an army of
developers to solve every and each one, so ones are more important, other ones
are less.
To Sitsofe Wheeler:
I am using binary
If someone could point our how I could help provide extra logs for this
bug, or anything along those lines, I'd be more than happy to provide
the extra information.
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New updated kernel did not solve this problem!
The [Caps lock] + [Scroll lock] death-blinking-LED with frozen-screen
-syndrome remains after updated my Notebook PC with the latest 8.04 Beta
kernel 2.6.24-14-generic.
There is NO problem at all when running via the build in wired-LAN. But
as soon
I confirm: latest update (as of 5 march 2008) did not solve the problem.
@ quadomatic:
Good to hear that there's a way to solve this problem. It's gonna be probably
only one way, if maintainers won't fix that until stable release.
@Skull:
You should be able to reboot by pressing Power Button
Oh crap, I got a hard lock overnight :(
New theory: I was running bittorrent, so I would say its caused by heavy
network usage while your computer is idle...at least that's how it is
now, since I had been running bittorrent heavily all day yesterday,
while I was at my computer, and I was fine.
I'm not sure if its because of the kernel update or because I updated my
wireless driver from the git repositories, but it certainly seems like
my hard lockups are gone.
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I updated the driver (I think). I'm downloading stuff on BitTorrent and
I've yet to crash.
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Alright, I managed to get this buggy internet connection back after that
fiasco with ndiswrapper.
I'm going to give the updated version of this driver a shot.
Anyone else try?
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Hopefully it doesn't crash while I'm trying to get connected to the git
repository...
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I think this driver isn't bad because of straight up high network
usage...I think its related to the amount of incoming and outgoing
connections that are going on at once. I've only had it crash while
using Bittorrent. This git repository is using 300kbs of bandwidth
(maxed out) and I've had no
I'm confused on the branch part here:
http://rt2x00.serialmonkey.com/wiki/index.php?title=Rt2x00_GIT_instructions
What branch should I put in to get the updated rt61 driver?
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Hi, that's me again :)
Couple of thoutghts about increased network activity: freezes occur
_always_ during increased network activity. Examples: using of ktorrent,
downloading large files or updating system (either with synaptic or
aptitude). Network is manually configured by editing
A little update: a crush has happened just by clicking a link in firefox
browser. Bad luck I quess ;/
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Same issue here, entirely different sounding hardware. Running
NetworkManager. Your symptoms are identical to mine. I have not found
any pattern here, although increased network usage sounds like a good
guess. Running a system monitor applet on my panel set to measure system
load average, and have
@Barrakketh
Has anyone tried updating?
I've never liked NetworkManager...it caused me issues in Gutsy as well.
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@Barrakketh
What rt2x00 driver is installed in Hardy? The only one I know of is from
SerialMonkey and for RT61 its at v1.1.0-b2.
http://rt2x00.serialmonkey.com/wiki/index.php?title=Downloads
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I wouldn't mind trying ndiswrapper. It worked with Gutsy.
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I assume everyone here is using the NVIDIA binary driver. Do these
random lockups also happen when you use the (no 3D) nv driver?
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@Sitsofe Wheeler
I'm using ATI fglrx (wow I'm out of place...), so I'm not of the belief
that Nvidia drivers are causing this problem.
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@quadomatic
The v1.1.10-b2 drivers are the legacy rt61 drivers that are based off of
what Ralink provides. They don't support wpa_supplicant, so there is no
way that I will be using them.
The rt2x00 drivers (that includes the rt61pci driver that we're having a
problem with) is part of the
Alright, I'll try updating with these and let you all know how it goes.
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Apparently the command:
cg clone git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/ivd/rt2x00.git/
doesn't work. It says that there are no files to search.
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I'm going to give ndiswrapper a shot
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It didn't work because cogito isn't installed.
The functionality is also available in git, so:
git clone git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/ivd/rt2x00.git/
would have worked.
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I wish I had known that. I tried installing the rt61 driver via
ndiswrapper following this guide:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=564419
And now I can't connect to my router! I'm not sure how to remove
ndiswrapper and put back the old driver either. I tried removing the
drivers I had
I'm having this same problem: Ubuntu 8.04 Beta (2.6.24-12-generic) using both
Gnome and KDE4
I using a D-Link Pc-card (DWL-G630)... for me the problem does not depend on if
i using an open access point (like www.fon.com) without any decryption or if I
using WPA or WEP.
SYMPTOMS:
Random hanging
It definitely appears to be caused by high network activity. Its only
happened to my while using Bittorrent.
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@quadomatic
You see that's funny, because I don't generally get it during high
network traffic, I get it more when things are idle, and then I go to do
something over the network.
I'm tempted to think it's NetworkManager, as this is happening across
cards.
If I start getting the crashes
It definetly appears to be caused by high network activity. Its only
happened to my while using Bittorrent.
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I'm not using NetworkManager and have that problem. My wireless adapter
is configured through the interfaces file.
It might be a bug that is present in the driver that may or may not be
fixed in the kernel that is shipped with Hardy. The driver developers
mention on the project's main
I'm having this same problem, and I also have a Ralink card. Its an RT61
card...I think this may be related to our network cards...
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Fixed for me by removing my rt61 wifi card...
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This has been happening to me as well. The card is detected as:
Network controller: RaLink RT2561/RT61 802.11g PCI
Subsystem: Linksys WMP54G ver 4.1
The driver I'm using is rt61pci (I would usually use Ralink's driver,
but it is broken by kernel shipped with Hardy).
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I also have exactly the same issue!
I outlined the issue I had here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4584283#post4584283
And also found people with similar issues here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=702557
I have a Dell XPS M1710
To copy and paste details from my post:
1)
Just had another crash, I'm attaching pretty much everything I can think
of:
Steps:
1) Crash happened, blinking caps and scrollock
2) Shut down Ubuntu via holding down the power off button
3) Rebooted
4) Copied dmesg, dmesg.0, kern.log, kern.log.0, syslog, and syslog.0 to a
separate folder for
This happens to me as well. I am using Ubuntu Hardy Heron. I am rather
certain it only happens with my wifi card in.
The card is:
Belkin F5D9010
Ubuntu detects the card as:
Broadcom Corporation BCM4401 100Base-T
RaLink RT2600 802.11 MIMO
I believe I'm using this driver:
rt61pci
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