Interestingly, the bug is still present in 19.10.
$ ls -l /dev/dvb/adapter0/
total 0
crw-rw+ 1 root video 212, 0 Feb 24 09:57 demux0
crw-rw+ 1 root video 212, 1 Feb 24 09:57 dvr0
crw-rw+ 1 root video 212, 3 Feb 24 09:57 frontend0
crw-rw+ 1 root video 212, 2 Feb 24 09:57 net0
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Please do not forget that this bug is present at least since 15.10 while
we are going to see 19.04 released next month. Hey you, Ubuntu devs, can
I buy a beer someone for copying the original Debian version over
finally? If one of you do it once, thousands of users will not have to
on every
Ubuntu 18.10 ... this is just ridiculous.
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Yes, as you can read I have managed to get it working but it is far
beyond capabilities of many users. They expect something different than
a regular update process unexpectedly bricking their devices.
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Adam Smith, I think we understand the risks of installing unofficial
image but there still could be something to think about in my comment
#23.
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Hello, I tested the patch using a testing kernel from Joseph Salisbury
and it completely fixed the bug. Later, I was unable to boot to 4.8.0-42
which came with updates. I do not know why. I have never before
experienced such a problem.
What can I do to try it again better?
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I consider this a dead distro. They SHOULD take it off the web
completely and save people a lot of time. Basically, it's a trap.
Someone, typically an Ubuntu user, is googling for a Raspberry distro
and this comes up in the results. Being a Ubuntu distro, it looks
trustworthy and familiar to the
Thanks, I will do when I have more info. I will try one more boot and
analyze the syslog closely.
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Unable to Connect Third HDD via USB
Hello again, the gods must definitely hate me.
Your testing kernel got replaced immediately. Automatically. I do not
understand it. I have never used any automatic updater and I always do
all updates by hand. Anyway, the original kernel had been back with next
reboot. OK, no problem I told to
In fact, it already offers me to "update" to the previous kernel because
the system understands this new one as a downgrade. No problem at all, I
will not let the system to update the kernel until the new release is
out.
In the end, I tested six USB HDD drives plus two flash disks connected
all
Several hours and a terabyte later, still going strong. I would consider
it definitely fixed.
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Unable to Connect Third HDD via USB Hub
Joseph, I have installed the patched kernel. As of now, I have a USB hub
connected with four drives attached to it. It is twice as much as I
could connect before. The syslog seems to be perfectly clear and kswapd
does not hang with 100% CPU consumption. I am stressing the drives a bit
and
Vej, I was not upset, I was just feeling sad and looking for a light at the end
of the tunnel.
I always loved Ubuntu, converted to this distro a long time ago with all my
servers and desktops, but I cannot put my data at risk.
I really really appreciate your help and personal involvement and
A link from my first message:
http://marc.info/?l=linux-mm-commits=148650422714993=2
Is this what you are talking about?
Sorry, I am not a kernel developer in any way. I do not make patches nor
I know how to submit them. I did not know that reporting a bug has such
requirements.
Please forget
Thank you again. I have to say that I am not experienced in the standard
Ubuntu or kernel update processes thus I was unsure how to interpret
Joseph's message.
I also do not want to waste your time but may I ask if you can tell me
where I can check or what/where I can search for? Thank you in
Vej, Thank you very much for posting the links.
"What sort of updates are allowed for post-release kernels?"
"It fixes a critical issue (data-loss, OOPs, crashes) or is security
related. Security related issues might be covered by security releases
which are special in handling and
Can someone please explain me the Ubuntu update process? My systems are
two kernel updates older now and the bug is still present.
Today, it made the system disk unresponsive on my server, damaging its
filesystem and dpkg database in the process. I think that such a bug is
critical and should be
Since this bug is really ruining my life I have been checking for a
kernel update every day. I updated to 4.8.0-38-generic today but, sadly,
the bug is still present. May I ask when the bug gets fixed and patched
kernel is released as update? Thank you in advance.
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Amazing, thank you very much.
I do not know about any workaround. Plugging the third HDD into another
USB port brings the same result. On the other hand, it is possible to
use USB flash drives. Probably because they are not UAS devices.
I had been running a three USB HDDs setup to the day the
I will definitely check it out.
Thank you very much, Andreas.
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Thank you very much.
It is exactly the same bug I am facing to. The same results on different
hardware.
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Sorry, I was unable to make apport-collect working.
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Hello, I am running:
(K)Ubuntu 16.10
4.8.0-37-generic #39-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 26 02:27:07 UTC 2017 x86_64 x86_64
x86_64 GNU/Linux
There has been found a bug in 4.8, which causes kernel call trace when I
connect third USB HDD to a USB hub. After the trace, kswapd0 process
I wonder how long it would take to issue official fix of a critical bug
when users already sorted it out themselves. The future of this
distribution looks very uncertain. That's the real message.
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I can confirm that editing the config.txt file BEFORE proceeding the
upgrade process solves it all. Very good job, sirs!
Unfortunately, one question remains. Is it really wise to invest time
into building and taking care of a system based on a distro that will
let you down and keep without any
I understand your point and I generally agree. On the other hand, such
an effort can be counterproductive and easily can cause more problems
than benefits.
People install a distro in a good faith that it will work and that the
maintainer will maintain it. At least, keep it in a working not
Yeah, this is definitely sad. I had to move to Raspbian, too. As this is
not the first time waiting too long for fixing a serious Ubuntu bug, I
am thinking of replacing Ubuntu also on my servers and desktops. :(
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Is it possible to let us know if/when this bug is going to be fixed?
Look, this is not a minor one, we have bricked devices and it happened
via official (automatic) distribution update process. I have never
experienced such a faux pas with another distro in 20+ yrs experience. I
think that a bug
Critical bug making installations unbootable, still unassigned, looks
like it's time to move to another distro.
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I did not have to issue apt install linux-*. In my case, apt update &&
apt dist-upgrade was enough to break the system as a new kernel had been
installed automatically. Some people reported that apt update followed
with apt upgrade break it too. This makes a big difference as the impact
of the bug
PI3 here too.
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The same here. Installed, upgraded (not a quick process), configured
during the update, rebooted, system lost. Hangs on "Starting kernel".
Completely breaking a working system via its own update process is a
critical bug, the importance level should be raised.
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Exactly the same problem here:
$ sudo apt-get install python-opengl
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
python-opengl is already the newest version.
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
$ python -c from OpenGL
Sorry, figured it out a second later. It was caused by a wrong use of
virtualenv by the application here. Everything works just fine now.
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I can confirm this.
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Nobody is working on this? This bug in combination with #865193 (also
without any progress) renders Kubuntu 11.10 COMPLETELY unusable for some
people. Imagine a desktop where you cannot simply switch keyboards and
windows periodically lose focus.
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Looks like this serious bug is not going to be fixed...?
Does anyone here know about some solution? Have you been forced to
change your distro? How long does it usually take until ubuntu release
get usable? I switched to (K)Ubuntu before 11.10 and I am actually very
displeased so try to
Yes, I am sure the problem is KDE related on my desktop. I gave up on
trying to figure out what part of KDE is responsible for stealing the
focus. I was trying hard but I did not succeed.
Sorry for stealing your bug report. I do not know how this bug whole
tracking system works.
Even the related
In fact, I cannot give any details about this problem. All I know is
that it is KDE related.
This one is a fresh install of Kubuntu 11.10. I did not notice the
problem prior to 11.10 and my girlfriend cannot confirm this bug. She
uses Kubuntu 11.10 on two screens, too. I have installed / use more
I have just had the chance to examine the problem because my window lost
its focus again. One thing I see interesting ... the window which has
lost its focus stays highlighted (e.g. the title bar, opacity ...) as if
it were still having focus. It is harder to notice that your active
working window
Hello,
I am affected with exactly the same problem. I have EN (US) and one
national layout. The switching has stopped working after the mentioned
update. With the shortcut, I am only able to switch back to EN layout.
Trying to switch to the national layout does not work and creates the
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This problem is not related to Unity. You also do not have to try any of the
reported tricks to lose focus.
I have experienced the bug under Kubuntu (KDE). All I have to do is to
type in Konsole. Time to time, the window lose focus and my actual
typing probably goes to nowhere. The top bar of
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