If you blacklist the vboxvideo driver, you lose the full-screen and the
hardware acceleration. You forgot to mention that. I recommend pressing
RIGHT SHIFT and get into GRUB menu, choose kernel 4.12 and then install
synaptic, uninstall kernel 4.13 and lock version 4.12 until this is
resolved. This
I recently purchased a GA-990XA-UD3 and experienced this problem.
This is an UEFI board, with support for Legacy boot, etc.
I had no problems creating a TAILS persistent USB flash disk, within TAILS DVD.
It booted normally from USB.
But then, when I used a Sandisk Cruzer Blade (another flash
I made a switch to LVM and I noticed this warning today.
Quantal Quetzal here, clean install.
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Title:
File descriptor \d+ (\S+) leaked on lvs
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 915241 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/915241
I'm sorry... is it fixed?
Is it laying around proposed repos or was it deployed directly to normal
updates?
Last time I checked I haven't got any update concerning this package.
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well, that is of *GREAT* help...
sorry to be naggy and ironic, but what's the point not backporting this to
Oneiric?
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Hey Jeremy, thanks for your input. Actually, I don't know if this is
happening only on our 2 machines (giowck's and mine) or it is actually
happening every gnome-shell installation of oneiric. This is critical,
I'm glad you have spotted the problem. Hope this is fixed really soon,
because I'm on
Public bug reported:
When you open any window in gnome-shell compilation from ubuntu oneiric
repos, there is a delay for the menu group in window to appear. A menu
group of a window is the File Edit View Tools, etc that is below the
title bar. The behaviour in gnome-shell may or may not be
I can confirm this bug:
Ways to reproduce it
Select a FLAC or MP3 file to burn as Audio CD.
Select Split Track...
- If you split the track by number of parts, the FIRST part will be the
last track. All other tracks counting from second will be ordered
correctly.
- If you split the track
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 86184 ***
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Bug present in Natty. Workaround mentioned on post #45 no longer works in this
version.
Always coming up like crap keeping strong against toilet flush.
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Annoying bug, present in Maverick Release Candidate.
Appearance Settings crash if you follow this procedure:
1) Open Appearance Settings.
2) Change the theme to a theme which has titlebar buttons to the right
(NewWave, e.g.)
3) Click Customize...
4) Change Controls to Radiance (or Ambiance)
5)
Upon a clean install from Ubuntu 10.04.1, I have not seen this bug come
up with same configuration conditions as of before. Could we consider
this fixed released?
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Stupid bug, been there for quite some time. Please fix this for
Maverick.
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I find this bug of a certain critical level, please fix this for
Maverick.
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The Softpedia workaround fix worked for me.
Don't know *WHY* this is marked as Fix Released.
I have 10.04.1 from a fresh install and updates done, and this bug was still
coming up.
(The remaster for 10.04.1 was released days after this fix).
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I want to confirm that workaround #45 worked BEAUTIFULLY for me. I know
it's kinda of a hard work solution, etc, but this bug was DRIVING ME
INSANE. And look, it's just caused by a typo.
If you are going to do this workaround, don't forget to LOCK PACKAGE
after installing your modified one. You
* * * I JUST HIT THIS BUG * * *
Yes, I just did it...
I have bought a new SEAGATE HDD, part number ST3500418AS. Formatted as
ext4, with / (40GB), swap (5GB), /home (220GB) and ntfs (220GB).
I installed ubuntu 10.04 and installed all updates.
Then I downloaded the ISO for 10.04.1 via
I believe the bug title has been changed once or twice, but let me re-
quote here what Scott reported:
There are worrying reports of filesystem corruption on ext4 in karmic.
Scott says:
12:36 Keybuk this whole ext4 thing is worrying me
12:36 Keybuk I just downloaded an iso image, md5sum didn't
I think I have this bad block for a year now... the thing is that I
would never write much data on this disk. The problem started when the
headers actually started to cross over this spot, since I almost filled
the disk a couple of times.
I never cared to make a full surface scan using the
Hi there, libata.noacpi=1 seems to have no side-effects... the only
kernel switch that had a side effect was libata.force=norst which
prevents soft and hard link resettings. If you have that switch on, when
this bug comes up, there is a system lock down (because obviously the
kernel prevented the
I just performed a full test in this hard drive and ESTOOL returned a
LBA 287034602 Bad Sector. Now I wonder if this is because the hardware
had influence on the test itself, or if it is a real bad sector. Guess I
will have to do one more test.
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Concluded the second test, BAD BLOCK confirmed, at the same spot.
Looks to me this is the trouble maker, and this made me look ridiculous...
I was believing that fsck would grasp any inconsistencies or bad blocks upon
boot up, silly me, it just does partial check-ups.
The Samsung's ESTOOL
Ok, tried different and combined things, like libata.noacpi=1,
libata.force=noncq,norst being that this last one was to block the
soft and hard resetting, which eventually cause the whole system to
crash and kernel panic for the first opportunity this bug came up.
Now I am hopeless... I can
I may try to go back to kernel 2.6.24.7, by the time Hardy Heron was
released. This bug got introduced right after Intrepid Ibex, so I am
gonna try Hardy Heron-time kernel. Stock 2.6.24.7 in ArchLinux.
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Added option in kernel,
In my current GRUB (Arch):
kernel /boot/vmlinuz26 root=/dev/sda1 ro nomodeset libata.noacpi=1
The option you might want to test:
libata.noacpi=1
So far no hang ups.
I still get these messages in dmesg (without any symptom):
ata3: softreset failed (device not ready)
Back. Changing the cables did not work. I may consider some few options
to the kernel such as turning off some ACPI options.
Here is a list of what I did WITHOUT SUCCESS:
[X] TURNED HDPARM OFF
[X] CHANGED CABLE
[X] EXPERIMENTED AHCI RAID MODES
[X] DISABLED NCQ
[X] COMPILED KERNEL WITH
I have changed cables, but I was stubborn and stuck it in the same SATA
port. I am going to change this. I don't think it's going to work, but I
will try, after I test kernel parameter libata.force=1.5Gbps -
UNFORTUNATELY, CONFIG_SATA_PMP=n *DOES NOT WORK* to fix this issue...
it is only a rumour
libata.force=1.5Gbps DIDN'T WORK as well...
Changed the cables to different routes... SATA1 - SATA2 SATA2 - SATA3
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libata.force=noncq --- no go. Problem persists even with ncq being
turned off.
Next step now is to configure a new kernel through the ABS method, and without
PMP option enabled.
I'll let you guys know.
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Ok, after biting the bullet, I called it a day again... everything I
wrote before about fglrx, google-chrome, flash player is crap... meaning
that it was a huge coincidence... Forget also BIOS settings, RAID, AHCI,
and stuff like that, coz this is only in the kernel...
I have dumped Ubuntu 10.04
Ok, now I have reached the point where nothing really works for this
matter, except the kernel compiling step which I didn't try.
In some forum I found this:
all you need to is that, re-compile your kernel with CONFIG_SATA_PMP=n
(default is CONFIG_SATA_PMP=y)
Can anyone confirm if this could be
I have an ASUS motherboard and there is the SATA configuration in the
BIOS. I have changed the SATA controller mode to RAID mode (there is IDE
and SATA mode). I have done this, and it worked, even with one drive.
The BIOS does not give many details about this...
[0.942521] ahci :00:11.0:
I have an ASUS motherboard and there is the SATA configuration in the
BIOS. I have changed the SATA controller mode to RAID mode (there is IDE
and SATA mode). I have done this, and it worked, even with one drive.
The BIOS does not give many details about this...
[ 0.942521] ahci :00:11.0:
What a killer bug... drives me crazy... I will wait till 10.04.1 is out,
and then make a clean install on new ext4 partitions... But I hope it's
fixed by that time.
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Did a update today, 04/07 and this bug is back. I wonder which package
triggered it again... gnome vfs?
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I confirm that I have had no ATA errors since the removal of fglrx
driver.
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Removed fglrx yesterday and so far no errors... I will be back in a
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Hi, back. I am using kernel - Linux orion 2.6.32-23-generic #37-Ubuntu
SMP Fri Jun 11 07:54:58 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux.
I formatted my disk and did a fresh ubuntu install, applied all updates,
etc. I had been using Lucid and it seemed that this issue disappeared.
Today I went and installed the
I've been testing the system for eight hours without Chrome or Flash
plugin. As I told, I had done a Catalyst 10.6 installation prior to the
previous mentioned software here. I suspect that fglrx is causing all
this trouble. I realized an hour ago that my dmesg log was full of SATA
errors while
Users: I have only local users.
Password: Users have a password, but I turn off the asking password option
through the dialogue Users Groups. No special tweaking. It's is a standard
pam password.
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I can confirm that the commands above HAVE FINALLY FIXED the problem to
me.
sudo aptitude install libpam-gnome-keyring=2.92.92.is.2.30.0-0ubuntu3
sudo aptitude install gnome-keyring=2.92.92.is.2.30.0-0ubuntu3
Guess I won't be updating these two packages in the next updates :-)
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I called it a day yesterday... I was unable to trace this bug. I made a
clean install, but I can give you some hints of what it could be. As I
tweak the system a lot, I must say that had the following applications
installed.
- VirtualBox Full Edition
- Radeon VGA driver for HD 3200.
- My GDM was
I just CAN'T believe my eyes... problem is back steady and firm.
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OK, I just spotted the cause of this bug. When you select System -
Administration - Users and Groups and you modify the password settings
and select Do not ask for a password when session starts is what is
possibly triggering this behaviour, so it is a GDM issue, possibly.
Try to reproduce the
I really don't think so. I had passwordless configuration in Karmic and
in Lucid. The difference is that in Lucid you can actually set this
through the GUI now. It had worked since the release, until a gnome-
overall update in the past week or two.
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I had passwordless option since Karmic. I did a full clean install of
Lucid, and used the passwordless option since the release day. As I
said, when this whole thing started, I checked my logs and the startup
applications. Turned off everything, nothing worked. Then I got pissed
and did a new full
Ok, I followed your advice and enabled the lucid-proposed updates. I
have installed all of them as of tonight. It didn't solve the issue.
Firstly I installed the libpam packages and related, after that
appindicator related packages and kerberos-related... Didn't work and
finally I selected all of
LOL.. I hope nothing of this screws the system again, I will try
backports.
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I haven't seen anything related to GDM or Gnome in the backports, and
it's not supported. I think I am gonna wait for the development of this,
meanwhile I will just login with a password... (works instantaneously).
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I think I made a mistake, this is suited to gnome panel or ubuntu
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Turned off every single thing in the System - Preferences - Startup
Applications. Panel delay still up.
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To put it better, I turned off everything at once.
** Package changed: linux (Ubuntu) = gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
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Installed the last kernel via update, and problem seems to be gone... didn't
show up for 4 days now...
Used to show up at least once every 2 days.
Linux my-desktop 2.6.32-22-generic #36-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jun 3 22:02:19 UTC
2010 i686 GNU/Linux
I'll keep testing this...
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Installed the last kernel via update, and problem seems to be gone... didn't
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Used to show up at least once every 2 days.
Linux my-desktop 2.6.32-22-generic #36-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jun 3 22:02:19 UTC
2010 i686 GNU/Linux
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Public bug reported:
After a few updates, gnome panels now have a 25 second delay after the
session is loaded entirely. The desktop shows up, the icons in the
desktop show up, but the panels are invisible for 25 seconds... They
seem invisible because then you kill gnome-panel from terminal, the
I really don't think this is hardware related.
I just ran ESTOOL utility on my drive and did extensive tests. The drive is
pristine.
I am sure some die hard bug in the kernel is causing this.
This whole thing started 3 months after Karmic Koala release...
I may try a stock kernel since we may
One more thing, is there a way to disable NCQ on the system?
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Problem vanished for a day, but back again.
Strangely, when in SATA mode, it gives errors reported in this post.
When in AHCI mode, it gives errors reported in this bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/285892
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Definitely this is a bug... i'm getting reports at university... it
would be such a coincidence hard drives failing at worldwide scale. I
think this is definitely the linux kernel. Please also refer to this
bug:
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Ok, I am doing an experiment. So far it worked... I went to BIOS and
changed from SATA mode, to AHCI mode. My BIOS is an ASUS Bios, M3A78-EM.
There is SATA Configuration entry right in the first BIOS screen. Then
it gives you three modes:
SATA
RAID
AHCI
It was on SATA all this time, and I have
Thanks! Just an errata to post #21
it should read Until you have the default directory DELETED, you won't... etc
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Problem persists in Lucid. Random 30 second lock ups and resuming...
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I have installed fglrx successfully,
HOWEVER, its performance is around 4300 FPS.
WAS 18200 in Karmic Koala.
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I am talking about this exact same script above: the one involving
$HOME/.icons/default/index.theme
My ubuntu is latest lucid lynx 10.04, I run this script inside my home dir,
using $ ./compiz_fix which is the name I gave it.
I reproduced this way: compiz enabled, you change the cursor to DMZ-
@ dRewsus,
Dude your workaround seems to cause the system to get GNOME unstable,
inoperable.
The two times I tried this workaround, it would segfault every GNOME
application.
The solution seems to delete the default folder created by the script.
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My hardware: ATI HD 3200. I can confirm this bug, and I can confirm the
workaround. Switching users from the User Switcher panel applet DOES
WORK instead of using the Indicator panel applet.
What a damn annoying bug !
It cost me a few reboots until I figured it out.
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Same issue here with 10.04. ATI HD 3200 IGP either with Radeon driver OR
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Freezes still continue... occasionally... every 4 hours...
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Just so you know, optical media in my drive DOES NOT stop this bug.
Occasional freezes occurs... same 30 second hd-led lit... I am going to
try replacing hdparm for the true wrapper. Hope it works. Can't wait for
Lucid Lynx now.,,
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I want to join the team and say that this bug is ANNOYING the hell out
of me.
It's like the original poster said: The computer halts for 30 seconds
and the HD led goes lit, after that it resumes normal operation. I tried
the CD-ROM workaround but it doesn't work. Right after when I issue
dmesg,
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