Today I upgraded my distro to Ubuntu 17.10.
Problem is still the same, set IPv6 to manual and your system freeze.
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I am using a Aten KVM switch CS1794 hooked on my computer.
It allows the switching for USB, HDMI, and audio.
http://www.aten.com/global/en/products/kvm/desktop-kvm-switches/cs1794/#.WWrnguk9iUk
I run a Ubuntu 17.04 system.
I experience a very long boot time, having done an
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I have the weirdest network bug ever...
I'm using Gnome-desktop (not unity).
When configuring IPv6 in the network preferences, if I set address to manual
and enter my IPv6, its /64 prefix, and its gateway, the system FREEZES if
something like firefox tries to make any IPv6
** Package changed: ubuntu => systemd (Ubuntu)
** Also affects: mgetty (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I still have the problem nowadays, so no update that have been released
since did provide a fix.
I have observed a few things though, it seems the the problem is not
gnome-panel itself but the clock-applet.
Sometimes the gnome-panel starts but I have a white rectangle at the place the
I got some new information about this bug.
First of all it does happen on more than one of my computers, it's not
an isolated problem, to be more precise, both computers have been
upgraded from a 9.10 distro.
I was able to start a terminal windows during the problem of the toolbar not
appearing
I followed the instructions at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Backtrace and use
the method described in Already running programs since the gnome-panel
crashes at login time it can only be started before opening a terminal
to launch GDB.
I add in attachment the file generated.
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gnome-session often
** Attachment added: GDB trace of a gnome-panel hanged
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48010546/gdb-gnome-session.txt
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gnome-session often doesn't start properly in 10.04
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/576259
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Binary package hint: gnome-session
When you log in, on your desktop gnome-session should start and show :
-a toolbar
-icons and applets in this toolbar
But since I upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04 I have to quit or kill my X
session (depending on the symptom) and log in again.
applets not starting on the toolbar
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applets correctly started
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comment #3
That a funny way to treat a problem ...
Nope it's not a question it's a fact, the gnome-session doesn't start correctly
at a 75% rate on my experience.
comment #4
What can I say to be more clear ?
See the screen-shots for yourself, you can clearly see the applets not being
loaded in
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