Two years later???
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When this gets really bad and it's impossible to use Emacs, I've found
that ALT-F2 (to pull up the Please enter a command: prompt), type r
(to restart gnome-shell) fixes the problem temporarily.
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I've had this problem for months. I'm not using Unity, though it is
installed.
chris@chris-m1730 ~$ dpkg -l|egrep ^ii
*(nvidia|\unity-|libunity|ttf-ubuntu-font-family)|sort|awk '{printf %s :
%s\n, $2, $3}'
libunity-2d-private0 : 5.10.0-0ubuntu1
libunity4 : 3.8.4-0ubuntu2
libunity9 :
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The 10.04 install was corrupt so this is the likely source of the
problem - but the installer shouldn't crash
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: ubiquity 2.8.7 [modified: lib/partman/automatically_partition/question]
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
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plymouthd crashed with SIGSEGV
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Crashed when I tried to split vertically. Further crashes have happened
but all seem pretty random
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I've been seeing this with a Dell Vostro 1710. The random kernel panics
have stopped but the wireless connection is unstable. Fingers crossed
for this latest update.
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@Michael,
Yes, the notification appears on login but compiz works fine. I'm not
positive that it happens after an upgrade but it did happen again to me
this morning after an upgrade and only on the first login.
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compiz.real crashed with SIGSEGV
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I'd be willing to bet that if you check your xorg.conf files the refresh
rate on the modelines is too high. For example my settings used to be:
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Editing the xorg.conf so that the only modeline available is:
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make this problem disappear.
Hi,
It sounds like the simplest course in terms of maintenance is option 1.
The original battery duplication will get fixed upstream.
Chris
On Fri, 2008-02-29 at 13:58 +, Daniel T Chen wrote:
After briefly discussing this bug with Seb and Brian yesterday, it is
worth noting that we
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Binary package hint: python-central
Updates on 28th Feb caused this problem.
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=8.04
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Hi,
For me the battery charge as shown never diminishes. I can work for
hours and the charge shown will be the actual charge in the battery when
the ac was removed. Meanwhile I can see the actual charge decreasing
via /proc.
If I plug the ac back in then the correct remaining battery charge is
Hi,
This seems to be the cause of some random apparent lockups that I've
had. If I wait long enough then the system responds again but there are
hundreds of logged errors.
Chris
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Hi
Same problem on a Dell Inspiron 1720. Fully up to date packages as of
26th Feb. Files attached.
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Hi,
Same problem with 32bit Hardy host and 32bit Gutsy client. Two cursors
but not tracking correctly.
Chris
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Hi,
Not strictly true for me, I do have some applets via the IcedTea plugin.
The applet test pages (http://www.java.com/en/download/help/testvm.xml)
appear ok but the one I need most fails silently with Applet not
initialized
Chris
On Tue, 2008-02-26 at 20:37 +, tomaszko wrote:
true mates
Hi,
Not strictly true for me, I do have some applets via the IcedTea plugin.
The applet test pages (http://www.java.com/en/download/help/testvm.xml)
appear ok but the one I need most fails silently with Applet not
initialized
Chris
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I purged all Java VMs and plugins and reinstalled Iced Tea. This is now
working for the Sun Java Applet Test page. It is not working for the
e-trade realtime quote streamer probably because of a problem with
I did some more debugging and found that it is not working for the
e-trade realtime quote streamer probably because of a problem with Iced
Tea itself - this is the error log;
GCJ PLUGIN: thread 0x805f070: plugin_in_pipe_callback: setting status load:
class etrade.mcaster.Streamer not found.
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Binary package hint: compiz
This crash was on logging in after doing ctrl-alt-backspace to restart
the window session.
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
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ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: i386
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I've had it happen when using ctrl-alt-backspace to restart the window
environment and also when restarting from hibernate
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I've gone through the usual combination of update alternatives, adding
missing sym links, apt-get install / remove but some applets are still
not starting correctly (most notably the e-trade streaming quotes
applet!)
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Alexander,
If you know of a workaround for the problem, could you post some
details?
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Hi all,
I've switched to an Inspiron 1720 which has an 8600M GT chipset -
previously I had been using an Inspiron 8600 with a 64Mb GeForce 5200.
Compiz.real is behaving itself so I guess the problem is related to the
amount of video memory available. I'm using a release version of Gutsy
on
Hi,
I agree with Matt, this problem does not seem to happen with the
nvidia/metacity combination. That doesn't mean that it is definitely a
compiz problem though - the black windows problem with earlier nvidia
drivers running out of video memory was only seen with beryl and nvidia.
Chris
I agree with Tombrus, this appears to be a critical failure in Compiz.
Hopefully this will get fixed very quickly
tombrus wrote:
Same here.
Just upgraded from Feisty to Gutsy. When I maximize/minimize windows
compiz eats my memory eagerly. I switched window resizing from the
default
Hi,
I'm not using ring, nor desktop cube - just the extra effects and top
shows my nvidia.real using the following virtual = 489M, Resident = 421M
and that's just over the course of three hours with no video playback.
Yesterday I experienced several restarts of the desktop and dmesg showed
Seems to be working fine for me Michael. I did however install a copy of
Tribe 4 to replace the very old installation which I had been using.
Chris
Michael Vogt wrote:
Thanks for the additional comments!
I can not reproduce this here anymore. Do you have a way to make this
reproducible? I
Hi,
Did you use the restricted drivers manager to reload the firmware? If
you look at the dmesg output you'll probably see that the firmware has
changed from the 2.6.22-12 kernel.
Chris
michael37 wrote:
I have updated to 2.6.22-14 kernel and it did not resolve the issue.
~$ uname -a
... also, could you post your dmesg log?
michael37 wrote:
Hi,
Did you use the restricted drivers manager to reload the firmware? If
you look at the dmesg output you'll probably see that the firmware has
changed from the 2.6.22-12 kernel.
Chris
I never had 2.6.22-12 kernel installed
Hi Michael,
If you've got the firmware enabled then that should be all you need. Is
it just that the scan doesn't work? Can you manually connect to the
nearest access point?
Chris
michael37 wrote:
Hi,
Did you use the restricted drivers manager to reload the firmware? If
you look at the
Looks like we just got some updates to restricted-modules, nvidia-glx
(important for me) and a new 2.6.22-14 kernel. Fingers crossed!
zeddock wrote:
I too moved back Waiting for updates.
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Hi,
Your problem could also
Hi,
Your problem could also be with the 2.6.22-13 kernel. There are problems
with the wireless support for the broadcom driver. I've moved back to
2.6.22-12 where everything seems fine.
Chris
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I wasn't suggesting that you should. You should however keep in mind
that you are running a beta product.
Good luck,
Chris
LGB [Gábor Lénárt] wrote:
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 134858 ***
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Hi,
I've gone from having this problem every day to not having it at all.
Significantly I've reformatted my drive and installed Tribe 4 + recent
updates. Unfortunately it's difficult to know what fixed the
Hi,
Glad to hear that it's working for you. The problem is probably within
the kernel not the driver itself (earlier kernels had no such problem).
Dropping the transmission rate seems to be a workaround for this but
isn't the solution per se. Hopefully someone will debug the problem
correctly
Hi there,
Try setting the rate to 5.5M as suggested in an earlier post. For me
this brings the throughput back up to normal. Assuming that your
wireless interface is eth1 then the following should work for you:
iwconfig eth1 rate 5.5M
Chris
dennda wrote:
Hi,
this is gutsy with latest
WOW. That worked. Keep heart Thom!
Chris
Christoph wrote:
I'm experiencing this problem on my machine equipped with a Linksys PCI
Wireless Adapter (Broadcom 4306 Rev. 02 Chipset), too.
However, manually setting the bitrate on the adapter to a low value seems to
help a lot:
After
Hi Michael,
Just got a hang and I have the latest apt.
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chris 7968 0.0 0.0 2984 760 pts/10 R+ 09:39 0:00 grep
defunct
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Hi,
Some news on my side too. For a few weeks now this bug has happened to
me _at least_ once a day. I often also get the Error in select()
message. Following your suggestion last week Martin, I have started
using xterm rather than gnome-terminal to do aptitude full-upgrade.
Although not a
I have the same issue running aptitude from the command line. It has
recently (within two weeks) started to hang on every aptitude full-
upgrade. See the (partial) ps listing below
root 6724 0.0 0.0 4156 1772 pts/0S09:17 0:00 bash
root 6770 0.5 0.9 33764 19480 pts/0
Hi Martin,
I'm using gutsy on a Dell Inspiron 8600 so it is happening not only on
amd64. My laptop has been upgraded continuously from early Feisty
versions so it isn't a clean installation at all. Having said that, this
problem is relatively new. I use gnome-terminal and the Bash shell for
Hi,
Perhaps a strange gutsy feeling? (Sorry poor joke). I'll start using
xterm and see if the problem repeats. Come to think of it, I have
noticed that some apparent hangs can be solved by hitting the enter key
after which an error about a closed socket appears. If the problem
reappears when
Hi,
Ignore my earlier optimism the performance is very erratic and when more
than a few metres away it is very poor. Sometimes I get acceptable
performance but mostly it is about 10%-20% of the expected throughput.
With the new nvidia drivers I also cannot use the older kernel.
Chris
Thom
I'm using 2.6.22.9 and the performance is pretty good even several
meters away. Much better than previous 2.6.22 kernels. Will keep testing
but I'm happy now.
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Hi Thom,
I'm using the 4306 chipset.
Chris
Thom Pischke wrote:
Chris, what chipset do you have?
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Hi Thom,
It's Rev 02. I've been checking the performance by running apt-get
updates against one of the Irish repository servers. With earlier
kernels (e.g. 2.6.20-16) I get close to 200Kb/s downloads. When I
upgraded to 2.6.22-x the performance dropped down to around 16Kb/s when
just a few
I have what looks to be the same problem; only half the normal
throughput on wireless (100Kb/s versus 200Kb/s) even when only 30 cm
from the wireless router dropping to 16Kb/s when a few meters away.
Using a wired connection restores performance as does rebooting with an
earlier Kernel. I have
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