Thanks for the videos.
One thing you didn't seem to try, and I think is the most likely to
work, would be:
Ctrl+Alt+F3, Ctrl+Alt+F2
because VT2 is where you want to go in the end but it might be ignored
until you switch to VT3 or higher first.
Secondly, I can now see the ssh problem you
I was unable to upload the videos to Launchpad, so I uploaded them to
Youtube. Here are the links:
Video from laptop: https://youtu.be/rPCjCMRwtoo
Video from VM: https://youtu.be/9enU0jCbtVI
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I think it is starting on the wrong VT. However, the missing session
does not reappear. I took two cellphone videos, one of my laptop (335MB)
and one of my VM (624MB) showing the issue in both cases. Let me see if
I can upload them.
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Thanks. Those both show gnome-shell is idle and not frozen in any
obvious way. So that gives me two ideas:
* I wonder if this is one of those rare cases where it's starting on
the wrong VT. Please try: Ctrl+Alt+F4, Ctrl+Alt+F2 etc and see if you
can find the missing session when it appears to
** Attachment added: ""thread apply all bt" from GDB on the core generated on
the VM."
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mutter/+bug/1878275/+attachment/5381745/+files/gdb_vm.log
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** Attachment added: ""thread apply all bt" from GDB on the core generated on
the laptop."
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mutter/+bug/1878275/+attachment/5381746/+files/gdb_laptop.log
** Changed in: mutter (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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I used apport-unpack to extract the coredump from the crash file, and
then ran gdb on it. The two attachments gdb_laptop.log and gdb_vm.log
are from gdb in the laptop and in the VM, respectively. Without debug
symbols, the backtraces are not complete.
I tried to install debug symbols in the VM,
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