Found it. It has been intergrated into appmenu. I forgot Unity was using
QT. Just remove appmenu-qt and appmenu-qt5, but this will completly
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It seems my fears have been realized. Just testing Ubuntu 13.10 (haven't
used it for a while). The firefox-globalmenu package has been removed,
and this setting has evidently been moved into the firefox package.
Now Ubuntu is the only desktop OS that will not let you use this
universal default web
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Quantal 12.10 using kernel 3.4.0-5.11. System locks up completely with
only a hard shutdown optional. Magic sysrq/REISUB and ssh not working.
The bug is still present in the upstream kernel, and has been present
since kernel 3.0. Have not been able to get a dump since
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Kernel crash - System lockup
I have been getting these system freezes since 3.0. Until 3.2 in 12.04,
I haven't been able to get any message logs and sysrq doesn't work. Last
night I managed to get info from the syslog. This is a Dell Studio 1596
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This laptop has broadcom card, and doesn't use the e1000 module. I
wonder if this could be in dhcp or something else. It seems to be
something low level. I will test with static IP and see if it still
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AlsaVersion: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 1.0.24.
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Ubuntu precise (development branch) 12.04
Linux Studio-1569 3.2.0-22-generic #35-Ubuntu SMP Tue Apr 3 18:33:15 UTC
2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
ProblemType: KernelOops
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: linux-image-3.2.0-22-generic 3.2.0-22.35
ProcVersionSignature:
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BUG: soft lockup - CPU#0 stuck for 22s! [kworker/0:1:11]
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For some reason my Dell laptop freezes HARD, but leaves no logs.
Watching tail -f /var/log/kern.log shows INFO: rcu_sched_state
detected stall on CPU (t=15000 jiffies) right before the crash.
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I just got something while running tail -f /var/log/kern.log. Right
before the freeze there was a mention of a cron hourly job starting (not
sure which cron job). Then rcu_sched_state detected stall on CPU 0.
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I just got something while running tail -f /var/log/kern.log. Right
before the freeze there was a mention of a cron hourly job starting (not
sure which cron job). Then rcu_sched_state detected stall on CPU 0.
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I have seen reports of brcmsmac freezing systems. This freeze happens
with wl also. It is independent of DE, running apps, etc. I recreated
the freeze with 3.0.0-15(with all updates applied) last night. This is a
complete HARD freeze with no logs being created. The machine was even
unresponsive
Just remove the offending package. sudo apt-get remove firefox-
globalmenu
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In most cases this would be considered a regression since functionality
was taken away from the previous, and would warrant a bug report. The
problem here is that the author of the firefox-globalmenu never seemed
to have the intentions of including the former features into the
globalmenu. From
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Have you started a help thread on the forums? Maybe there is a
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You can still add the dsdt patch to a custom kernel. It is not the best
solution, but in extreme cases like that, it is your only choice. Most
situations aren't that extreme, and only suffer from ACPI bugs that can
be fixed. Does the cpu scaling work in Windows? If so, maybe the kernel
can be told
File bugs against the kernel here: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/ This way
the bugs can be fixed and trickle down to everyone. The custom dsdt only
fixes your problem, and the bug is never exposed. This is why it was
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You can add Opensuse to the list of those NOT supporting custom dsdt's.
After the patch was committed, one of the Novell kernel devs removed it
again citing Linus's decision to remove all custom dsdt support. If you
only update to 2.6.31-8, you will have dsdt support. This bug has
reappeared in
I filed a bug for Opensuse as well. They have patched the kernel for
11.2. I am using my custom DSDT on 11.2 RC1 right now. Looks like
Opensuse will be the only distro to have custom DSDT support without
recompiling your kernel every time a security update comes out.
Unfortunately, no. You will have to recompile your custom kernel with
the security patches as they come out. The easiest alternative I've seen
is kernelcheck. It will show newer kernel versions and patches. It
basically does everything for you. I will probably use this with 9.10,
or until my DSDT
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The custom dsdt patch will be removed for 2.6.31 and future kernel
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and on is to compile a custom kernel with the patch yourself.
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My laptop's CPU temps are not read by the kernel. This also causes the
thermal trip points to not be triggered, makes the laptop overheat, and
causes the fan to run constantly. This has been present in every kernel
version. The cause is a buggy dsdt. I have used a custom dsdt
I will add that my dsdt was compiled by Nvidia with the MSFT compiler
which is not ACPI compliant. The IASL compiler makes 1130 optimizations
on top of the errors I fixed.
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dmesg line without custom dsdt: [1.714689] ACPI Exception
(thermal-0377): AE_OK, No or invalid critical threshold [20080926]
dmesg line with custom dsdt: [1.710351] ACPI: Thermal Zone [THRM]
(51 C)
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dmesg line without custom dsdt: [1.714689] ACPI Exception
(thermal-0377): AE_OK, No or invalid critical threshold [20080926]
dmesg line with custom dsdt: [1.710351] ACPI: Thermal Zone [THRM]
(51 C)
Without the custom dsdt, /proc/acpi/thermal-zone/THRM is empty.
With the custom dsdt it
Public bug reported:
I have a buggy dsdt that keeps my laptop from waking. The _WAK method in
my dsdt has no return value. When I use a custom dsdt and add a return
value from the ACPI specs, it works properly (Return(Package(0x02){0x00,
0x00}). When waking, it returns to blank screen. This
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cat /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume: RESUME=UUID=4fb40fc9-3020-4da4
-836b-3e209ff74240
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System freezes during boot, unless I hold a key down
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The kernel devs don't add the DSDT patch until the final release. Ben
Collins usually adds this patch himself despite Linus's thoughts. My
question is will this patch continue to be added to 2.6.31 and future
kernels? The Arch devs have axed it as of 2.6.30 citing bugs with the
patch. You can no
Some small change in the Karmic kernel has made the hanging at boot go
away. The other problems still persist such as overheating and failure
to resume from sleep. A custom DSDT is still needed. Check your dmesg
output.
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No love there either. Nouveau hates my GeForce 7150 card. I use the
nouveau driver on my desktop with a GeForce 6150. The only bug is the
screen is about half the correct brightness. Here is a pic of my laptop
running nouveau. I can't even boot Fedora since they use nouveau by
default.
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Ing. Forigua: Follow my how to to get your dsdt.dsl file and post it
here. I will fix it for you. You can then follow the rest of the how to
to get it going.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1036051highlight=dsdt
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I guess it's not supported.
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I based support for my card from here:
http://xorg.freedesktop.org/archive/X11R7.0/doc/html/nv.4.html#sect3 I'm
guessing it is one of the odd ones that were left out. I tested this on
Hardy, and Jaunty with the same results.
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I just assumed that the _WAK method was for all start ups, and not just
suspend. Your theory makes more sense. The hpet argument works on my
laptop with my custom DSDT removed. (Gets rid of the boot freeze.) The
iasl compiler made the changes you pointed out automatically. I didn't
even notice
Here is a copy of my original disassembled DSDT with iasl, and the 1127
optimizations if any of it will help:-) I set iasl to be verbose.
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wribeiro: I have you fixed. 0 errors. Follow the rest of my how to and
be sure to add acpi_osi=Linux.
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Stephan: I will test your method tonight to see if this helps with the
boot freezing. So far the majority of the errors have been system wake
(WAK), and errors in the thermal methods (HOT) and (CRT). A few
(including mine) had errors in the (Q16) method. I'm not sure what it
pertains to. It was
wribeiro and SJI: Follow my how to to the point of getting your dsdt.dsl
file and send them to me. I will take a look at them.
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SRElysian:
It will not help without fixing your DSDT errors. It will tell the
BIOS?Ubuntu to read the Linux part of the DSDT file at boot to control
acpi functions, but the DSDT errors will still cause the same problems.
Follow my how to to the point of getting your dsdt.dsl, email it to me
Taylor: You can see my how to hear to answer all of your questions. It
is a step by step tutorial.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1036051highlight=dsdt If you
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TO ALL AFFECTED: I will try to help fix DSDT errors for anyone that can
email me a copy of their dsdt.dat. You can obtain it by following my how
to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1036051highlight=dsdt This
is not to slight the devs, but they can only implement workarounds. The
problem is
Please contact me by email through the Ubuntu forums. This bug report is
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Try following my DSDT how to while running on battery power to see if
there are any different/additional errors compared to AC power.
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You
That is a seriously broken acpi table! I don't think you could even
begin to fix that. As you fix one error, 50 more will appear because of
the change you just made. The segmentation fault is because of the
maximum 200 error limit of the aml compiler. At that point I guess the
developers decided
Mehall: If you want to send me a copy of dsdt.dat, I will try to use
Scott Minster's diff file to see if I can get your DSDT in a manageable
state. You can send it to me by email through the Ubuntu forums. If you
do get in a non booting state, you can use a live CD to delete the
DSDT.aml file from
When you dissasembled the dsdt.dat file, did it create a dsdt.aml file?
I need that also.
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I can't get it to recompile on my end for some reason. It complains that
the dsdt.aml file is missing, but it is only created after
recompiling I may just have to walk you through it on your PC. Grab
a copy of Scott Minster's diff file. Make the first change in the list
to your dsdt.dsl,
Custom DSDT with zero errors for HP dv6815nr
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There is a patch to correct this:
http://patchwork.ozlabs.org/patch/24127/
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Sorry, wrong link. This site is no longer updated, so if it is a newer
computer, you probably won't find anything.
http://acpi.sourceforge.net/dsdt/edit.php
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I will add mine in case mine and nitto's aren't exactly the same. The
dv6700 covers a lot of HP laptops. I also added the workaround here so
that /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM would be populated:
https://wiki.edubuntu.org/LaptopTestingTeam/HPdv5z
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** Attachment added: HP_Pavilion_dv6700_Notebook_PC-F.31-CUSTOM.aml.gz
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I just stumbled across this bug. I have a HP dv6815nr laptop with the
MCP67 chipset. I was able to get rid of this problem by applying a
custom DSDT file.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1036051highlight=dsdt
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I forgot to mention that this is some kind of bug/conflict with some HP
laptops because the DSDT was compiled using Microsofts home brewed
compiler. The Linux kernel/acpi do not like it. The aml compiler(iasl)
in my how to was made by Intel, and is supposed to be universal.
Microsoft is now
I forgot to mention that this is some kind of bug/conflict with some HP
laptops because the DSDT was compiled using Microsofts home brewed
compiler. The Linux kernel/acpi do not like it. The aml compiler(iasl)
in my how to was made by Intel, and is supposed to be universal.
Microsoft is now
Thanks for answering. I wasn't sure what package to tie this to since
the cx18 module is developed by Hauppauge, and is included in the kernel
by default. Linux may be the best package. This is a known issue
according to the release notes from Hauppauge for cx18 and the nvidia
module. I have
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 8.10 kernel 2.6.27-10-generic
The nvidia driver fails to load when the cx18 (cx23418)module is loaded.
The cx18 module has only first appeared in 2.6.27 from Hauppauge. It is
a beta driver for Hauppauge/Conexant TV tuner/radio cards. Anyone with
cards that use this
Well, I managed to fix mine. There is a conflict with the new cx18
module in 2.6.27 and the nvidia binary driver. The cx18 is the driver
for Hauppauge TV tuner cards. I have a Hauppauge 1600, so it was being
loaded at boot. See more here:
I have the same errors with fresh install of 8.10 and Nvidia GeForce
6150. The pci=routeirq argument didn't help. I started a help thread
here if you want to view the error logs:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1002287 I have seen several
threads with the same trouble while looking for
It just crashed for me with the same error in version 0.1.98-0ubuntu1.
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aptoncd crashed with TypeError in get_selected()
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/177130
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-nv
xserver-xorg-video-nv 1:2.1.8-1ubuntu1
Hardy 8.04 RC
The nv driver is not being used with the live CD for Nvidia 7150 card.
Vesa is used instead of the nv driver resulting in a screen resolution
of 800x600. After installing, the
Actually, the title is misleading. The card is recognized via lspci.
That's why I reported the bug against xserver-xorg-video-nv.
00:12.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GeForce 7150M (rev
a2)
Xorg.0.log:
This is a pre-release version of the X server from The X.Org Foundation.
It
I also agree that there needs to be some way to fix this when it doesn't
work. It is going to be impossible to make every piece of hardware work
flawlessly by the final release. In the rare occasion something goes
haywire, you can't expect a new user to edit config files by hand.
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