Hi,
I was suffering the same problem since I've installed the Jaunty final
version. I have an AMD x3 over and MSI mother with and Nvidia (from
MSI).
I'm new in Linux. :(
I tried reconfiguring the mouse in the xorg because when I run Xinput it
shows me two devices one Macintosh that I don't know
I got similar problem, when clicking like system tray icons it opens
some other menus, scrolls hang in web browser, some widgets can't be
even clicked or hangs there. Using the NC6220 with intel 956 something.
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kubuntu jaunty hangs completely while using mouse
Please reopen, this bug is still present in jaunty as of kernel
2.6.28-13. I experience this on a system with an nVidia GeForce 6150 LE
using the nvidia 180 driver on a Dell C521. In my case the USB mouse
hangs, without any trace in /var/log/messages or dmesg. The USB keyboard
usually still works
As the original reported deactivated his account i'm marking this bug as
invalid. However i've reassigned to the right package in case he
reopens it again
** Tags added: freeze
** Package changed: kdebase-workspace (Ubuntu) = nvidia-graphics-
drivers-180 (Ubuntu)
** Changed in:
hi,
i'm sorry guys, but i've had enough.
it's been more than a month since jaunty became stable. It's true that
i first installed a beta release and i upgraded from there to stable.
After trying a lot of things suggested here and in other forums i ended
up making a clean install, just in case.
i did what xapient suggested... and the problem still persists.
I've gone from twice a day to once every two days or so. I can't deny
it's a big improvement. However, the system still hangs with driver 2.4.
while using the mouse, the same scenario. Last time, just 5 minutes ago
while pressing on
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
this did the trick..
after downgrading to the old intel driver the system freezes are gone for good..
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very similar here, with nvidia: had loads of problems with the 180
drivers. removing proprietary drivers worked well - no crashes at all -
but of course, no compiz niceness. now trying the nvidia 173 driver. no
problems as of yet ( 1h).
To downgrade the nvidia drivers go to System |
hi everyone.
@xapient: thanks for the advice, I've already moved back to driver 2.4.
We'll see what happens. If it doesn't hang completely in 3 o 4 days i
can say it's working, as right now i still have to reboot twice a day.
@marco: did that really work for you? i haven't used the
yes, sorry, that was an issue as well - the experience was just not as
smooth really (even emacs GTK was a bit flickery!). Can't speak for
the 9x drivers - didn't have to go that far down - but I must say I had
no problems as of yet with v173, so I recommend those.
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I did try to add UXA to xorg.conf and it helps me so far. I haven't had any
crash for two days. If I had again, I will let you all know. I follow the
instruction here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7252603
But it seems the uxa is still unstable. one of the solution is to
downgrade
@jtholmes: do you have any news about this bug? you were going to give
details on how to use a new kernel which would fix it. how is that
going?
i already gave up jaunty at work, cause it's not really productive to
use a computer that you have to reboot twice a day for a crash. I'm
still
Hola Jordi,
I just upgraded my main PC to jaunty, after running it quite
successfully on my laptop for a bit. I have exactly the same issue as
you, and I've also got an nvidia card (on the PC; intel on the laptop).
I disabled the nvidia drivers and the crashes went away - well, for at
least over
Today i decided to add jaunty-proposed repositories to see if there was
some new kernel available, among other packages.
Now i've got kernel 2.6.28-12-generic running and kde 4.2.3, and the
problem still persists.
jtholmes: is 2.6.28-12 the kernel you said might fix this problem?
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Well, I can replicate things.
It started doing the same thing today again, and I could replicate the
fix: applications won't respond to mouse, except for Dolphin; open
terminal through Dolphin, kill Xorg, relogin, and things are fine.
This is what I get with aptitude search restricted:
p
merkri:
you said: applications won't respond to mouse, except for Dolphin; open
terminal through Dolphin, kill Xorg, relogin, and things are fine
uh. i don't think we are experiencing the same kind of bug. In my
case, the system doesn't respond to ping or anything, it completely
hangs, i
uh. i don't think we are experiencing the same kind of bug. In my
case, the system doesn't respond to ping or anything, it completely
hangs, i have to press the reset button, it's more like a kernel
panic, not just xorg.
Yeah, the more I've dealt with this, the more it does seem different.
@jtholmes... do you mean the Package Name:
linux-image-2.6.28-12-generic 2.6.28-12.43 ??
is it save to enable pre-released and unsupported updates to get this
kernel.. ??? (if i activate these sources i also get mesa-dri in a
newer version.. i read about it in other threads.. it could be the
@xapient:
i don't know yet, jtholmes hasn't told me yet how to install the fixed
kernel he's talking about.
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is your intel graphics driver using the UXA acceleration method.. its
just to find out more about the cause of the freezes... (and if this bug
report is a duplicate)
(you could search your /var/log/Xorg.0.log)
thx..
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I don't have an intel graphic card.
as i said before I've got a nvidia card and even tried replacing it with
a different one, also nvidia, but the problem persists. I've also tried
upgrading and downgrading the nvidia drivers without any positive
result.
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I thought I'd post here because, although there are other bug reports of
freezes upon upgrading to Jaunty, this one sounds very similar to what
I'm seeing.
Basically, I ran KDE on Kubuntu Intrepid more or less without any
freezes, installed Jaunty RC without any apparent freezes (but didn't
use
Oops. I meant to say I've tried apt-get upgrade and there doesn't seem
to be any more recent upgrades with the repositories I have.
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Well...that was bizarre.
After awhile, I figured out that I could use the terminal and Dolphin in
KDE without many problems (although I couldn't scroll through the
terminal with the mouse).
I took at a look at the running processes with top, and killed Xorg.
Expectedly, it crashed to the
Yes bizarre.
Would you run the following command and attach the output to this bug
please.
aptitude search restricted
I want to see what restricted modules are installed.
thanks
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xapient
dont worry about running a different kernel, we have a confirmation
and we can move forward.
thanks
** Package changed: ubuntu = kdebase-workspace (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: kdebase-workspace (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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jtholmes:
could you please tell me how to update to this new kernel? or are you
working on a new kernel which will be soon available from repositories?
Thanks.
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Hi,
Great news!!!
I think I can handle it. I'm a system administrator myself, it's my job.
I work with BSD's and Debian's, and I'm used to compiling customised
kernels and so on.
I'll look forward to your fix.
Thanks.
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Hi again,
i keep upgrading the system every day hoping that this will get fixed.
Today, several packages were updated:
udev, cups, apci,update-manager-core and so on.
Well... after that... the whole system has completely hanged 5 times
already.
There's no signal of crashes or the tiniest
I share your frustration, however, I may have a solution, if you are
adventrous
YOu will need to know how to install a .deb package
and be able to edit and change parts of your /boot/grub/menu.lst
I can write up a procedure on my Ubuntu web page but you will need to
know what I am talking about
kernel version: 2.6.28-11-generic
Graphics Chip Mfgr: nvidia
Graphics Chip Model: nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5200]
File System Type for /: ext3
Is this problem on a Laptop: No
Laptop mfgr:
Laptop model:
Is this problem on a Desktop: Yes
Desktop mobo mfgr: ASRock
Desktop mobo model:
Excellent reply
The developers are aware of the problem and are working on a solution
thanks
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That's great news! Thanks.
Do you know if this is something that has to do with a very rare
combination of hardware? Or is it more serious?
I'll look forward to the fix for it.
Just let me know if you need any further details.
Thanks.
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Hi jtholmes,
I can't do that as it's not just kde freezing, but the whole system. I
can't ssh or ping into this computer when this happens. Is there any
other way to get the information you need? May be there's a way for
kubuntu to put that information automatically into a logfile before it
Could you please take time to file out the following
information and add it to the bug report.
If something does not apply leave it blank.
Some are yes/no (ex: using wireless).
For instance if you are using Wirless and answer
yes, then ignore wired, etc.
kernel version:
Graphics Chip Mfgr:
well.. i just want to let you know about what i've been trying so far.
Unfortunately, without any success, as the computer keeps hanging
completely at least once a day, but someone may roll out some possible
problems from this.
I must say that the computer doesn't respond to ping after crashing,
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu
better.
Unfortunately, we can't fix it because your description didn't include enough
information.
Next time this happens, can you switch to a text console by hitting
CTRL + ALT + F1, login there, and then run
sudo
@Phillipe,
Yes, looks like you have one of the Intel 965 bugs you're already
reading about, so yours is most likely duplicate. Bryce has posted to
several of those with some further troubleshooting instructions, I think
the best thing you can do is follow those at the moment...
@Jordi,
I just
i just realised that my comment sounded like i was complaining about
something. I apologise for that.
I only meant that it looked like there were so many similar bugs alike
but all different at the same time and therefore it was unlikely that we
could get it fixed in a reasonable period of time,
HI,
Philippe, It looks like we are pretty much on our own :(
i get the computer hanged constantly, every day. So... I've done some debugging
on my own and it looks like there's some weird things about my bluetooth
device. Do you have an usb bluetooth adapter attached to your computer?
If you
Not really! There is a lot of activity on some other «freeze» bugs.
In particular, look up #365527 and #359392. They're looking at the
xorg intel driver which could very well be the culprit. I have yet
to try a suggested work around but they really seem to be getting a
handle on things.
I
I've also been having random freezes in Kubuntu. Most of the time while
using Konqueror and Kontact. When I'm not using one of those two, I'm on
a console, and I don't remember having a problem while using konsole.
I've installed an OpenSSH server just to check and the fact is that
underneath,
Hi Philippe,
yes, if not the same bug, they are really similar and must be somehow
related. Are you also running kubuntu with an Intel processor?
I can also confirm that this never happens after hours working from
shell, either from inside or outside the X server (i mean Ctrl-Alt-F1).
Even when
I should have mentioned what I'm running. It's a System 76 Gazelle Ultra
with 2GB RAM, Intel Core 2 Duo, GM965.
Software is Kubuntu, new install on a LVM partition, from Jaunty RC,
updated daily until the official release yesterday.
As you say there are so far no identifiable patterns. It
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