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Title:
Hang after upgrade to 16.04
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
Last week I upgraded from 12.04 LTS to 14.04 LTS and then immediately
to 16.04 LTS.
12.04 was not entirely stable; something was crashing regularly, and
the Ubuntu tools make it hard for a user to determine what. The
upgrade went moderately well; I now get error messages during system
startup (about an unnamed file not being found) and a couple of other
bits of flakiness, but I counted it as a success and the system as
functional.
This morning I tried to wake up my screen, and nothing much happened.
I then attempted to ssh to the ubuntu box from another system. This
requested my password almost instantly, as normal - but then nothing
else happened, and the connection eventually dropped.
I conclude that IP and TCP are functional, and it's possible for some
processes to respond, but not many. So it's not a complete kernel
hang. (In particular, I'm seeing evidence that it's getting beyond
things done at interrupt level.)
I don't have any debugging aids installed, so I don't believe I can
get a kernel crash dump, which is what I'd want if I were debugging
this. I *can* potentially retrieve and attach logs, but you'll have to
tell me which ones are relevant, and do so before they rollover.
(Also, logging will have to be functioning; IIRC, there were syslog
issues in 12.04, and while I'd implemented whatever fix was
reccommended at the time, I haven't looked at my logs since the
upgrade.)
This is a desk top system originally from System 76 - i.e. built for
linux - that's also running a bunch of server software (postfix,
apache, ...) I was not (knowingly) running anythign unusual at the
time - probably Unity, a few shells, firefox, maybe guncash and/or
emacs - and all the usual demons.
IIRC, I was not at the very latest versions of all software installed
- some new versions ahd come out since I upgraded, and I was going to
deal with installing them on the weekend.
I'm going to hard reboot the system now. I can then gather identifying
info. If I have time this AM before work, I'll check for standard
things you want in all bugs, and add them. (Right now I'm posting from
my Mac laptop ;-))
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