Re: [lubuntu-users] Bionic Beaver -Apport

2017-12-07 Thread Ian Bruntlett
 Hi Fritzm

On 7 December 2017 at 21:07, Fritz Hudnut  wrote:

> Yes, to actually use apport, it can start in the console, but then to get
> to Launchpad it needs a browser to log into LP and then I believe you go
> back to the console to send the "apport."  I don't think the OP was saying
> he doesn't have a GUI??
>

I've looked up the appropriate journal that describes what I did to get
debugging info sent to launchpad for the bug where 80% of the screen is
black and you are unable to use apport because of that...

On the computer with the graphics problem I did this:-
apport-cli -f -p linux --save 32-bit-graphics.apport
The above command gathered debugging information and put it in the file
32-bit-graphics.apport
I then copied that file to USB flash drive and copied it to a computer to
report it.

On the working computer I did this:-
ubuntu-bug -c 32-bit-graphics.apport

Apologies if this information is at a bit of a tangent. My motive is to get
this information out into the open.

HTH,


Ian

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Re: [lubuntu-users] Bionic Beaver -Apport

2017-12-07 Thread Fritz Hudnut
Ian:

Yes, to actually use apport, it can start in the console, but then to get
to Launchpad it needs a browser to log into LP and then I believe you go
back to the console to send the "apport."  I don't think the OP was saying
he doesn't have a GUI??

F

On Thu, Dec 7, 2017 at 11:44 AM, Ian Bruntlett 
wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> On 7 December 2017 at 15:59, Fritz Hudnut  wrote:
>
>>
>> He could also run "apport" in the console and if nothing happens, "sudo
>> apt install apport" . . . and if it's already installed it will say so,
>> otherwise it will install it.
>>
> I think apport needs a working GUI. When I was gathering information to
> report a device driver bug, I had to use the apport-cli command to generate
> the debugging information, copy that information to a working computer and
> then submit a bug report that way. Sadly, I can't remember which command I
> used for that.
>
> HTH,
>
>
> Ian
>
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Re: [lubuntu-users] Bionic Beaver -Apport

2017-12-07 Thread Ian Bruntlett
Hi All,

On 7 December 2017 at 15:59, Fritz Hudnut  wrote:

>
> He could also run "apport" in the console and if nothing happens, "sudo
> apt install apport" . . . and if it's already installed it will say so,
> otherwise it will install it.
>
I think apport needs a working GUI. When I was gathering information to
report a device driver bug, I had to use the apport-cli command to generate
the debugging information, copy that information to a working computer and
then submit a bug report that way. Sadly, I can't remember which command I
used for that.

HTH,


Ian

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