Bug#312406: Think this is related

2005-06-16 Thread Sjoerd Simons
reassign 312406 libc6
severity 312406 grave
merge 312406 313219
thanks, 

On Wed, Jun 15, 2005 at 09:32:22PM -0400, Jim Wiggs wrote:
Hmmm.  HAL is not running on my system at all.  I'm running the
 original 2.4.18 that installed with my system, or a vanilla 2.4.26 that
 I built from source.  So, likely upgrading to 2.6 isn't going to solve the
 problem?  Is there any further information I can provide on the box to
 help -- or is this in fact a different bug?  Should I submit a separate
 report?

Hal will never run on a 2.4 kernel, it just bails out. The problem will be
fixed as soon as the experimental libc6 goes into unstable. I guess for you the
best way to solve the problem now is to upgrade to a 2.6 kernel.

  Sjoerd
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Bug#312406: Think this is related

2005-06-15 Thread Jordi Mallach
Jim,

On Tue, Jun 14, 2005 at 08:39:20PM -0400, Jim Wiggs wrote:
 I just discovered this bug report at bugs.debian.org.  Sunday night
 I did an apt-get upgrade; apt-get dist-upgrade on my Sid box.  Gnome
 is now utterly and completely broken.  It starts up, and the gnome-panel
 application begins to crash and restart repeatedly, popping up the App
 has quit unexpectedly window every time.  Clicking the button to notify
 the developers brings up bug-buddy, which then begins crashing and
 restarting as well.  Eventually a ctrl-alt-backspace is required to kill X and
 restart it.  I was hoping this was a temporary problem and would be fixed
 right away, but it's 2 days later, I did another apt-get update, upgrade,
 and dist-upgrade, got a new gnome-core, and it's still broken.  It is not
 related to the previous configuration files.  I created an entirely new test
 user account with an empty home directory, logged in, and got the same
 problem with that account.
 
Sent from my gmail account because I can't get into Evolution now...

Try stopping the HAL daemon, and if that helps, you either:
- need to upgrade to Linux 2.6, or
- need to upgrade to the libc6 in experimental, which will be uploaded
  soon to unstable (we hope)

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Bug#312406: Think this is related

2005-06-15 Thread Jim Wiggs
   Hmmm.  HAL is not running on my system at all.  I'm running the
original 2.4.18 that installed with my system, or a vanilla 2.4.26 that
I built from source.  So, likely upgrading to 2.6 isn't going to solve the
problem?  Is there any further information I can provide on the box to
help -- or is this in fact a different bug?  Should I submit a separate
report?

thanks,
Jim

On 6/15/05, Jordi Mallach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Jim,
 
 On Tue, Jun 14, 2005 at 08:39:20PM -0400, Jim Wiggs wrote:
  I just discovered this bug report at bugs.debian.org.  Sunday night
  I did an apt-get upgrade; apt-get dist-upgrade on my Sid box.  Gnome
  is now utterly and completely broken.  It starts up, and the gnome-panel
  application begins to crash and restart repeatedly, popping up the App
  has quit unexpectedly window every time.  Clicking the button to notify
  the developers brings up bug-buddy, which then begins crashing and
  restarting as well.  Eventually a ctrl-alt-backspace is required to kill X 
  and
  restart it.  I was hoping this was a temporary problem and would be fixed
  right away, but it's 2 days later, I did another apt-get update, upgrade,
  and dist-upgrade, got a new gnome-core, and it's still broken.  It is not
  related to the previous configuration files.  I created an entirely new test
  user account with an empty home directory, logged in, and got the same
  problem with that account.
 
 Sent from my gmail account because I can't get into Evolution now...
 
 Try stopping the HAL daemon, and if that helps, you either:
 - need to upgrade to Linux 2.6, or
 - need to upgrade to the libc6 in experimental, which will be uploaded
   soon to unstable (we hope)
 
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Bug#312406: Think this is related

2005-06-14 Thread Jim Wiggs
 Folks,

I just discovered this bug report at bugs.debian.org.  Sunday night
I did an apt-get upgrade; apt-get dist-upgrade on my Sid box.  Gnome
is now utterly and completely broken.  It starts up, and the gnome-panel
application begins to crash and restart repeatedly, popping up the App
has quit unexpectedly window every time.  Clicking the button to notify
the developers brings up bug-buddy, which then begins crashing and
restarting as well.  Eventually a ctrl-alt-backspace is required to kill X and
restart it.  I was hoping this was a temporary problem and would be fixed
right away, but it's 2 days later, I did another apt-get update, upgrade,
and dist-upgrade, got a new gnome-core, and it's still broken.  It is not
related to the previous configuration files.  I created an entirely new test
user account with an empty home directory, logged in, and got the same
problem with that account.

   Sent from my gmail account because I can't get into Evolution now...

regards,
Jim Wiggs