I have few more problems with intel video. Every 2-3 hours I have to restart
Xorg or laptop because video driver causes screen image to be completely
corrupt. After reboots I've noticed that problem with CPU load vanishes for
some time. But occassionaly, it returns :(
So it is not 100%
It seems that not only xkb plugin causes xorg to consume all cpu.
for me - any panel icon animation causes same effect.
checked with psi, psi-plus (received message indicator) and skype (logging in
animation).
this issue appeared only after upgrade to 12.04.
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You received this bug
Recently iptraf began to crash when any monitoring started.
I've captured strace output (due to ncurses tui, console output contains no
useful information).
Interesting entries are:
writev(3, [{*** , 4}, {stack smashing detected, 23}, { ***: , 6},
{iptraf, 6}, { terminated\n, 12}], 5) = 51
and
Problem still exists in 11.04.
Right now I am installing kubuntu on notebook from
kubuntu-11.04-desktop-amd64.iso image.
ubiquity process is using 100% of CPU, and is very slow - installation
progress is updating about once per 10 minutes.
After installation completed, it still eating 100% CPU.
I have removed BT soft from 10.04 and installed BT soft from 9.10.
MX5000 works fine now.
I must say tho this is quite faux pass.
I can`t imagine what i would do not have an old keyboart an mouse...
Definitely higher than low btw.
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Logitech MX5000 doesn't connect via bluetooth under ubuntu
I agree that this bug should be invalidated. It was caused by two
operator errors:
1) Not running the apply-patchset
2) Not having /debian in the linux-rt source tree (while the rest of the source
tree was there).
Following Alessio's steps above, I do get the debian directory that then
allows
Just a quick follow up on how the /debian in the linux-rt source tree
went missing - it gets cleaned out when your run a 'make distclean'. So
I guess the fundamental problem all along is mixing kernel.org style
kernel building with debian kernel building.
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2.6.31-10-rt image does not match
Public bug reported:
In Lucid, I expected that I should be able to download the source code
for the linux-rt kernel image and recompile my own version that matches
the image supplied in the repository. However, it appears that the
source for the linux-image-rt is not the same that is found in
