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ubuntu really makes crazy and disappointing more and more, I got freeze
very frequently thoses days for no reason.
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Title:
Ubuntu 12.04 Freezes
I had the same problem over and over on Ubuntu and it hangs for serveral
applications even the HTML browner during opeining a URL. BUT .. I had a
solution in my case: I release the memory allocation using the following
command .
sudo sync echo 3 | sudo tee /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
I just want
Also occurring on my laptop - Acer Aspire 5560-sb613, AMD A8-3500M with
Radeon 6620G. Has occurred on 12.04 through 13.04, both 32 and 64 bit
systems. Occurs regardless of whether I'm using FGLRX or the xorg-radeon
driver. Can't recall whether it was alleviated by running a 2D desktop.
I'll get
Spoke too soon. Freezes seem to be less frequent but they do still
occur. Seems to me this is a kernel problem.
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Title:
Ubuntu 12.04 Freezes
I had the freezing but mouse moving version of the system hang on Ubuntu
12.04 LTS until 8pm last night when I changed the LTS Enablement Stack
to Quantal as suggested in another launchpad forum. No more freezes
since then.
See here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/LTSEnablementStack
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I am having the same hanging problem. Mouse works but machien accepts no
mouse clicks or keyboard commands. If I reboot by pressing the power
button bios occassionally reports no keyboard and I have to wait a
minute before rebooting.
If it helps - I have power settings to go into standby after 10
Hi,
Had the same problem:
- Had to login again because I was inactive for quite a while
- Pop up on screen that I had to type in the password to connect to the network
(WiFi)
- strangely my network was not available only the network of my neighbour (my
girlfriend could use our network, so it
No proper solution to date. We have upgraded our machines to 8Gb of RAM
and the problem does not manifest anymore since there is enough memory
for the application we use on a daily basis.
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Hi, anyone solved the problem?
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Title:
Ubuntu 12.04 Freezes Frequently
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I have the same problem on only one of my machines. No encrypted disks.
No swapping.
I have had it happen several times while the machine was idling away. When I
returned, she was froozen. Only a hard reset would help.
See also my comment #586 on bug report #993187 (which has been mentioned in
Could this bug relate to encryption as Michael suggested in post #30. I
have an encrypted home folder. Couple of times the freezes have resulted
corrupted files, which is not so very nice.
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We have the described problem with several of our machines in the lab.
However, some of the machines (identical in hardware to those freezing)
did not have the freezing issue.
Installing the 3.3.x kernel did not help at all. So, we've started
analysing what might be the cause of the problem. At
I faced this same problem.
I just updated my kernel and all is working well now :
http://partiallysanedeveloper.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/ivy-bridge-hd4000
-linux-freeze.html?m=1
Maybe you would give it a try.
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On my Acer Laptop 7520 / AMD Turion / 2 Gb Ram/ Nividia graphics w
shared mem Ubuntu 12.04 completely freezes: only the mouse cursor keeps
moving. Hard reset is the only way out. The problem seems to be related
somehow to screen output: if I don't touch my system it keeps running.
If I start
After the upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04, there are daily freezes for no
apparent reason; One freeze can come after a fresh boot with no open
programs - and another freeze can come five hours after working with
many programs. There is never a single action, that causes a freeze. To
the user, it comes
I have tested this and it is related to Debian Code. I have found it to
happen with all distros including Mint 13 and Ubuntu 12.04. The only
distro that I found works properly is Fedora Core 17 it has not locked
up yet. I have had the lockups all three Video cards manufacturers.
Intel 4000, Nvidia
That seems to be the exact problem indeed. Added a comment there as
well.
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There is a chance that what you are expiriencing is mentioned here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/993187
It is a very notorios bug. It makes the system unusable. The only one way I
found to actually be able to work in Ubuntu is to remove Unity/Gnome/KDE
Salamo alaykoom
people listen to me it is the ATI driver lack or misconguring
when you have installed the driver you should configure it for your specific
graphic card
when you dont have it installed you have graphic bugs like some area freezing
or the whole screen freezing
just go to ati
guys. this has nothing to do with video drivers or at least not
specifically an nVidia or ATI one.
My system has nVidia, and it results in the exact same thing...
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Yesterday Ubuntu froze on me too.
I was just doing some internetting, when the whole screen froze and i wasn't
able to do anything, the solution was to reset. Also the the laptop seemed not
to do anything (the hard drive led wasn't flicking).
I'm running ubuntu 12.04 in 3D mode.
Kernel:
Can't believe this is on invalid! I got an MSI EX600 machine, which I
have been using Ubuntu on since 9.10 without major hick-ups.
I have _switched_ from Ubuntu to Fedora now, since this bug really makes
the system unworkable. There is nothing written in logs when this
happens, although I know a
Hi, I have posted the error on Ask-Ubuntu:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/133669/ubuntu-12-04-freezes-very-often
I read all this thread and I still have the same problem, since I'm not
using NVIDIA neither any proprietary drivers.
What can I send you in order to solve this? Thanks.
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After the freeze, attach here, using the button below 'Add attachment or patch'
the file:
/var/log/Xorg.0.log.old
/var/log/Xorg.0.log
/var/log/kern.log
/var/log/syslog
~/.xsessionerrors
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Hi, this is not a display or xorg bug, see Bug #993187 (ubuntu 12.04
64bit completely freezes frequently). It seems to be a bug in the
current kernel and they suggest a fix by Installing Linux 3.3.6 kernel.
See comment #91.
Regards,
S
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unrelated issue. Please file a new bug for it using the command
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During boot hold down left shift or Esc button to see the grub menu.
Xorg.0.log.old can be readed with gedit
Please attach the file just after the freeze.
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OK I tried MemTest and the option came up when I booted holding the ESC key but
when I select MemTest is give an error: Command 'Linux 16' not recognized.
I switched from Cinnamon DE to Classic Gnome. So far I have not had freezes
like before but I am getting a lot of error messages which direct
wel, was you directed to a launchpad page or the popup was closed itself
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Yes, my machine is an hp Pavilion p7-1010z
CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) II X4 645 Processor, 3100 MHz, 4 Cores, 4 Logical Processors
Motherboard: FOXCONN H-ALVORIX-HF-RS880-uATX (HP: Alvorix GL8E) (Socket AM3)
Chipset: AMD 785G
Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 520 1GiB [DVI, HDMI], Stock Speed
Monitor:
And yes, the pointer can be moved, but it frequently freezes again. I've had 2
instances where Ubuntu recovered briefly.
As to whether or not it happens in Unity 2D, I'm not sure. I rarely use
anything but Unity 3D. However, I will see if it does happen in 2D, but, it
seems to happen
Pop up gave me a list of options including if I needed additional help(which I
chose) and directed me to a web site but I didn't click on it. I will next time.
Any reason I can't run Memtest- what is this Linux 16 error message about (is
it because I have 16 GB of RAM?)?
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16 : Device string unrecognizable
This error is returned if a device string was expected, and the string
encountered didn't fit the syntax/rules listed in the Filesystem Description.
try to update grub.
Are you using nvidia proprietary drivers ?
If yes, disable it (are broken) via terminal
I used Sudo update grub in terminal but when I reboot into grub menu and choose
Memtest I still get error : Unknown command 'Linux 16'
I am not using any proprietary drivers I run graphics off of the cpu (i7 3770k
Intel cpu)
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No blinking lights on keyboard when it hangs, no. No errors with
MemTest 86+. Went off without a hitch. Attempting to recreate in Unity
2D.
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Nothing is happening under Unity 2D, though, during this current
session, I had a dialog come up that said that Ubuntu 12.04 has
encountered a problem Nothing else happened, but that does concern me.
That also happens under Unity 3D from time to time.
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Here's the Xorg.0.log.old It just froze on me.
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And here's the kern.log
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@Stephen
you are using NVRM: loading NVIDIA UNIX x86_64 Kernel Module 295.40 that is
broken, it is already fixed but under testing in these days. So you can use
unity-2D or unity-3D but disabling the proprietary driver. bug 982710
@Ubuntu warrior
Please open a new report typing in terminal
Okay, I switched to the recommended NVIDIA driver, the current version,
and so far (knock on wood), Ubuntu hasn't frozen once, and I've been on
this session for well over 3 hours. So, it is the updated version of
the NVIDIA driver that was to blame, or so it seems.
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I have 12.04 64 bit and running Cinnamon 1.4 DE
i7 3770K intel cpu with no video card(use cpu)
16 GB Corsair Vengeance RAM 1600 Mhz
Intel 520 SSD with Root and Home
Western Digital HD for storage 2 TB
Asrock z77 Extreme 4-M motherboard which seems to have trouble keeping time in
UEFI BIOS
I
How do I run MemTest. I tried the recommended way on the Ubuntu wiki of
holding the shift key down on reboot but it just booted to Ubuntu
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Also when I try to open /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old Ubuntu says there is no program
to open it. So I am not sure how to send it to you.
I had about 4 freezes today where the computer was inopeable until I did a hard
power off. I am concerned that files will get corrupted this way
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Can you please run a memory test before ?
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MemoryTest
Can you please describe your machine ??
Can you please tell if this happens in 2D too ??
Can you please tell if you still able to do something like move the pointer ?
There are light blinking on keyboard
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