Artem (enorone), it will help immensely if you filed a new report with Ubuntu
by ensuring you have the package xdiagnose installed, and that you click the
Yes button for attaching additional debugging information running the following
from a terminal:
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Also, please feel free to
Exactly the same issue on Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS, laptop DELL Latitude E6440 with
Intel Graphics.
Sometimes it happens ones per 2 weeks, sometimes every 2 days.
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Exactly the same issue on Asus N550JV laptop (hybrid graphics: Intel HD
4600/nVIDIA GT 750M), fresh install of 14.04, nvidia-331. Random lockups
when using nVIDIA card, no lockups at all when using Intel. Lockups
happen more often when nVIDIA card is under load (for example, playing
Civilization
SammyA, thank you for your comment. Unfortunately, 13.10 is EoL as of July 17,
2014. For more on this, please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases . However,
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Thankyou Christopher,
Bug report submitted :-)
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Spoke too soon... Just crashed again :-(
It is certainly more stable though under 14.04 but not 100%
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This bug was affecting me under these specific circumstances:
Ubuntu 13.10 - all updates applied
Hardware: HP Elitebook 8440p (Video is NVIDIA NVS 3100M graphics)
Problem seemed more prevalent when laptop was under load and was getting hot,
almost like a CPU thermal shutdown issue..
This
This bug affects me also,
but somehow up to now only under heavy CPU load, sometimes clicking into the
DASH search bar.
Cursor moves, no clicks, only frozen screen.
GPU 580, NIVIDIA Driver Manual install from NVIDIA Page.
13.10 ubuntu
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The same problem with 14.04 on Lenovo T540p using NVIDIA. It seems if I
am using UltraDock with mouse and keyboard no issues however with
trackpad the coursor may freeze eventually and the only way to fix the
problem would be C-A-F1 and then back C-A-F7.
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Happens for me too, after enabling compiz on xubuntu trusty tahr with
Nvidia GTX 760 and nvidia official driver.
I needed compiz, because otherwise I have screen tearing.
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ubuntu 14.04 kylin has the same problem
ctrl + alt + f1 and back to ctrl + alt + f7 can solve the problem
video card is NVIDIA GT218M (GeForce 310M)
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i have this issue on a freshly installed trusty (kubuntu) asus x550lb
notebook, nvidia geforce gt 740m (using proprietary driver) , with an
elantech touchpad. additionally, when the problem occurs, the following
message is logged to the syslog:
acpid: client 11187[0:0] has disconnected
TazX, again please see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-
server/+bug/1184451/comments/133 .
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I'm going to point the finger at something in xorg, as the 14.04 beta
has been behaving perfectly.
Magesh GV magesh...@tcs.com wrote:
For me it starts hanging about 10 minutes after it starts using Swap.
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I have the Gigabyte U24-ti5. I may be wrong, but it seems to happen a
lot less when I'm using the mouse (which seems to automatically disable
the touchpad. Possibly touchpad related? Anybody else have an Elantech
Touchpad?
I must admit to not being keen to test Trusty while it's still in
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Hi Christopher,
I've run into this bug too, and reported it as you requested. I am running
Ubuntu 13.10, Kernal 3.12.0-031200rc7-generic #201310271935
SMP Sun Oct 27 23:37:06 UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
I upgraded the kernal as it seemed like the best way to get nvidia-prime
to
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In case it helps... I'm too lazy to submit a new bug report, sorry...
Synopsis: For me it seems to have been the nvidia-319 driver. No hangs
since changing to nvidia-331 (over a week now).
Symptoms: X hangs, reporting 100% CPU utilization. System is
responsive, can ssh in for diagnostics.
If it is of any help I have been having this same problem ever since the
the 3.8.0 kernel came out. When I first starting having this problem I
was running 64 bit Xubuntu 3.04 with the nouveau drivers. I just figured
that it was a problem on my system. So long as I booted using the
3.5.0-28 kernel
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I am also getting this problem. Started immediately after upgrade to
XUbuntu 13.10. Main culprits are browsing in Chrome and playing
Minecraft. System is Celeron G540 and Biostar H77MU3.
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Same problem here and on 3 other laptops in my lab (2x thinkpad and 1x
macbook air).
My Macbook Pro 11.3 has Kernel 3.13. When the screen freezes, sound
(e.g., skype) still works and I can move the mouse but not click.
I 'solve' this by going to the terminal and restarting lightdm:
'sudo
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Petr, please again see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-
server/+bug/1184451/comments/84 .
Ján Halaša / Tao Wang / Krzysztof Janowicz, thank you for your comment. So your
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For me, I found it's gnome-shell freeze everything. I just Ctrl+F1 and
run killall -9 gnome-shell, and Ctrl+F7 go back, everything works
again. I don't know where should I find the log.
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I use to experience similar problems - CPU usage goes to max (kernel code) and
sometimes it ends after a while, sometimes I have to reboot the computer. It
usually happens when the following programs are running:
- Google Chrome (probable because of flash player)
- Canon Digital Photo
Jan,
I tend to experience this with Chrome too.
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This bug also still affects me on an Acer c720 with an Intel graphics
chip running Xubuntu 13.10 64bit. As requested, I made a new bug report:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1277138.
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Hi Christopher,
After a new occurrance of the freeze, I submitted a bug report as
requested (I don't seem to be able to assign it to you). The bug report
number is 1268275. Here is the link:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1268275
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I have performed the requested update to a daily build of 14.04 (ubuntu-
gnome) on Wednesday and so far I have used my system for full three days
without a single freeze.
I have nevertheless created Bug#1268187 with the ubuntu-bug output of my
system. Apparently, Petr and I both have CLEVO
I tried the 14.04 system on a virtual machine for a day - and did not have any
freezes. Will try later 13.10 on a virtual machine and if I can reproduce a
freeze there, then that will be a proof.
On my real machine I stopped using Chrome and for a few days now have not had
any freezes.
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Petr, thank you for your comment. Unfortunately, as you are not the original
reporter, this problem is not about your hardware, or a virtual machine, so
your results wouldn't apply here. Despite this, if you have a screen freeze
issue in Ubuntu, please feel free to file a new report by
People, I think we should all keep quiet here.
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I have filed the following bug report
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1267421. Is this
what you were after?
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Oddly, the problem seems to have gone away after some updates and a switch
to GNOME 3.10.1.
On Thu, Jan 9, 2014 at 5:53 AM, Petr peter.ossi...@gmail.com wrote:
I have filed the following bug report
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1267421. Is this
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Oddly, the problem seems to have gone away after some updates and a
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I will switch to that later, if not using chrome does not work. Though
I have not been using Chrome today and have not had any freezes today,
which happen a few times a day usually.
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I found that when I switched to GNOME my mouse worked but without a cursor,
I was able to overcome that problem with some instructions I found on the
WEB, also I could not load gmail on Chrome, I overcame that by disabling
the version spoofer extension I had to loaded for the Linus Silverlight
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Christopher,
Assuming the issues I am seeing on my system, then it's most definately
current (having just had a freeze - which reminded me to check the bug
website!).
I concur that the freeze seems to occur more often when using
workspaces, though I have proved that I still get the occassional
Colin Silvester
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My laptop has 32 GB RAM. It froze and when I decided to switch it off
and held the power button for 1 sec, it magically unforze. htop was
opened at the time and showed that chrome consumed all of 32 GB of
memory. When I killed it, the memory came down to 400 Mb. I think this
is a Chrome bug. I am
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For me this is still an issue (on the stable 13.10), but (un)fortunately
I have no idea how to reproduce it or what factors (do not) contribute
to it.
So far, I seem to have found:
- the version of nvidia-drivers or the use of nouveau is irrelevant
- in Gnome, I have the impression that a freeze
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Naveen, this bug was reported a while ago and there hasn't been any
activity in it recently. We were wondering if this is still an issue? If
so, could you please test for this with the latest development release
of Ubuntu? ISO images are available from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com
I think my system is suffering with the same (or similar) issue. The
symptom is that during normal use (Ubuntu 13.10) the system will lock
up. The mouse can still be moved but I can't click on any open
applications. The sound services will continue to operate (seemingly in
the background). Then I
For me too. I'm using ubuntu 13.10 and the display freezes (mostly after
playing a lot of videos on chrome). I just can move the cursor but I
can't perform clicks or text input. Sometimes switching to the tty and
restart lightdm works but sometimes I have to restart my computer.
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I'm running 13.10 as well and my screen also randomly freezes when
running videos in Chrome.
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Like many others, I have been getting random screen freezes since July
2013.
They are more frequent under 13.10, but I was also getting them under
13.04
I have a quad processor, and it seems that if one cpu approaches 100%, I am
much more likely to see a screen freeze. Some of the freezes
i can confirm the bug too.fresh install ubuntu gnome 13.10 64bit. no
gnome ppa.random freezing with nothing you can do.it is very annoying
but appart that the system runs perfect..
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I got the same problem, I upgrade from 13.04 to 13.10. This bug issue.
Using Lenovo X230. And very annoying. The system hang. Nothing response.
And one thing is very strange, If I'm using a USB mouse. When I unplug
the USB mouse, and Plug it again. It seems no power supply to the
mouse(very
Just to share with everybody who is getting the same issue, I have
dropped freezes down to just one a day following Goalie Fight advice in
a href=https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-
server/+bug/1184451/comments/46#46/a.
I'm running a fresh 13.10 64bit install and the freezeing was
I performed a fresh install of 13.10 64-bit on my Dell E6520, and was
running into this freeze issue at the login screen or even shortly after
logging in. Eventually, a terminal like screen would appear with
nouveau error messages. Much like comment #46 above, I was able to do
the following:
1)
This bug affects me after a fresh install to 13.10. I have not seen this
happen in 13.04.
Screen freezes every 5 minutes and does not give me back control for at
least 5 minutes. Cannot go back to Ubuntu 13.10 unless this bug is
fixed.
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Seems to me multiple driver bugs could be causing this for different
reasons. Nouveau nv50 had issues under memory stress that are solved in
saucy-proposed.
See bug #1247607 for more info. There's a really nasty kernel bug for
nouveau that could cause problems too under memory stress for ALL
I can confirm this happening to me too. Every now and again before
13.10, but very often since I did a fresh 13.10 install.
Everything freezes with no clear relation with user actions or opened
programs. Sometimes I can switch to console with ctrl+alt+f2 and restart
lightgdm but it just delay
the firefox issues are a different bug than the one discussed there,
they seems like high cpu usage due the number of bookmark entries in use
which are exposed over dbus when firefox gets focussed (which is needed
for integrated menus/hud)
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I can second what I mentioned elsewhere: This is *not* related to
nouveau. Nor is it related to Compiz effects.
I get these symptoms maybe 10-20 per day: Screen freezes. Music/sound
continues to work. Can move mouse but not click. Keyboard unresponsive.
After maybe 10s the system comes back up.
I am using the radeon graphics drivers on x86 and I have found that
since upgrading from 13.04 the system seems to use less memory (as
reported by top) but Firefox suffers from the bug descriped herein.
It seems to be a bit worse when the system is under load, but in general
when multi-tasking
Further to my previous comment with a bit more experimentation, I think
https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/968533/comments/27 is my problem.
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Solution #46 given by Goalie Flight works perfectly. I've done it and no
freezes at all. Its been two days. Before that I was witnessing the
freeze every 15 mins. Thank you Goalie Flight.
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I also installed the nvidia driver (331.20). No crash anymore since then
(Friday / Monday on both laptops).
But I didn't remove nouveau explicitly.
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This is not a nouveau issue. It happens on Intel chipsets as well as
Nividia chipsets with the proprietary driver.
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Doing the same thing like Goalie Fight wrote (#46). My system is now
running without freezing. At the first login, something crashed. I think
it was compiz or X? I don't know anymore.
nouveau was not installed in my fresh Ubuntu 13.10 system. Should this
package be in a fresh installed system?
I
I was also getting ramdon hard freezes in 13.10. I couldn't even switch
to the the consle to cleanly reboot. Had to do a hard kill.
I was abble to fix my problem by removing nouveau and installing the
Nvidia driver. You results may vary.
sudo apt-get install nvidia-current
sudo apt-get remote
@Goalie Fight,
That might be another problem... I've had nouveau blacklisted and
removed from the start (my machine couldn't even boot with nouveau
anywhere). I'm running nvidia-331 and still, very rarely, have the
problem.
I did just update to nvidia 331.20 today and haven't seen the problem
I could never go 10 minutes without having a lockup using nouveau. Maybe
it just happens less often with nvidia-current. Haven't seen any since I
changed the driver. Overall, I think this issue is related -- it just
happens more often in certain setups. Not sure what to say about the
people with
Same here. I have recently installed 13.10 on two laptops (both different
types). It was a fresh installation, no upgrade.
I have this issue on both laptops. I cannot really say when it happens. It just
happens randomly.
Sometimes it just freezes, but I still can move the mouse. Sometimes it
Has anybody noticed if that occurs right after using Nautilus for file
operations and then closing (or trying to close) the Nautilus window? In
one occasion I noticed Nautilus using about 2GB of memory right before
my screen freezing. Switching to a virtual console to kill Xorg is not
always
Spoke too soon -- still happens, just very rarely randomly. Still
hoping for a fix or workaround...
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I recently switched away from Cinnamon/gnome back to Xfce 4.12 (with
window composition disabled) I haven't noticed the problem anymore
after a few solid days of use.
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It happened to me as well. I semi-maximize a LibreOffice program to the
left or right (holding the title bar to the left or right), then I
maximize the window holding the title bar towards the top of the screen.
The animation of fullscreen comes up, but the system freezes. The mouse
works, but no
I have the same problem as described by many in this thread. Ubuntu-
studio v13.10, kernel 3.11.0-13-generic
MSI GE40, NVIDIA GeForce 760M, nvidia-319 nvidia-331 both cause
problems with nvidia-prime (muxless system)
GUI will completely lockup randomly infrequently... mouse/keyboard
doesn't
I have the same problem with intel graphic card. freeze time to time.
by enabling hot corner in desktop and move mouse to corners in freeze time , i
can unfreeze desktop
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same problem here after few minutes i start using a browser. I thought
it was zram related issue and upgraded the kernel to 3.12, but the
problem persists
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It also affects Chrome as well as the entire system it seems for me.
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my computer freezes and reboot. This sometimes when i open dash
i not find any useful logs
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In my case, both screen and keyboard freeze completely (even SysRq don't work).
Once I left my PC frozen for an hour, and no avail.
Once it happened while watching video. Sound was looped; some a half of a
second was being repeated. Then in several minutes it stopped.
I noticed the increasing of
I don't use Firefox as my standard browser, so I didn't notice it myself. When
other people use my computer, they have to use firefox, as I don't want them to
use 'my' browser (chromium). It only seems to happen when Firefox is in use and
I've seen it happening. It's quite annoying. Screen
The problem disappeared when I switched to the nvidia propreitary
driver.
$ dpkg -l | grep nvidia
rc libkwinnvidiahack44:4.10.5-0ubuntu0.2
amd64library used by nvidia cards for the KDE window manager
ii nvidia-304-updates
Can confirm this affects me on newly clean installed Ubuntu 13.10.
Unity, Gnome Shell, it doesn't matter. Doesn't seem to have much rhyme
or reason for when it freezes either.
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I can also confirm this problem. It happens to me in Unity on a
repeatable basis: whenever I click the mouse on the desktop to draw a
selection, everything freezes momentarily. It doesn't happen when
resizing or moving windows, just when I click on the desktop. However,
it does happen if I try to
I started experiencing this hang after I upgraded from Kubuntu 13.04 to
13.10 yesterday (both 64 bit).
The freeze usually happens when I try to context switch between windows
running Firefox or between Firefox/Thunderbird windows. It also happens
when I close windows. The problem is not
Follow up to comment 25.
Sometimes the hang happens even while browsing within a Firefox window.
I saw the following in dmesg around the time of the problems. I tried
Ctl-Alt-F1/Ctl-Alt-F7 and the graphics screen hung (black screen with
moveable mouse cursor). I do recall seeing the login
Just installed Ubuntu 10.13 64-bit from ISO yesterday and cannot work
with it at all. It freezes already after 1-2 minute(s).
My Computer:
AMD Phenom II X6 1055 on MSI 870A-G54 mainboard
NVidia GTX 580
Ubuntu installed on Plextor 256 GB SSD
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I'm also seeing frequent freezes on Nvidia Optimus muxless system when
using nvidia-prime and the nvidia drivers (no matter which version). I
think it doesn't happen when I remove the nvidia drivers and only use
the intel card.
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I just upgraded to 13.10 from 13.04 and experienced a frozen mouse
cursor after returning from standby. I could still click the mouse and
bring up a right-click dropdown menu; however, I could not move the
cursor. I had not ever experienced this issue under 13.04.
I hope you're able to pinpoint
Update: I downgraded back to 13.04 and the problem vanished, thus
confirming that one of the upgraded packages is causing it. However, I
am still running the 3.11.0-7-generic kernel, so it's something else.
One way to uncover the culprit would be to update to 13.10 incrementally
just a few
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