Chris, maybe the network admins are using transparent vpn routing to
interconnect some remote parts of the campus together ?
I've set up a transparent vpn with pppoe to connect a remote office with
ours. Using rdesktop over this (transparant) vpn makes it crash too.
How does the application
I ran into this bug today too, exactly as #13. I tried with and without wifi.
I tried with 9.10 and and older 8.04.
It's usuable for a few seconds and then locks the system up. The only way to
save the system is ssh'ing in from another machine and killing
tsclient/rdesktop.
Then I might
I can confirm this bug and its very inconvenient.
It's the same on the rt2860 v1.8.0 module and the v2.2.0 module compiled
from their website.
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[rt2860] frequent connection instability/loss on not optimal network quality.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/480477
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I don't think it should be disabled, because it indicates something is
wrong.
DBGPRINT(RT_DEBUG_ERROR ,(===rt_ioctl_giwscan. %d(%d) BSS returned,
data-length = %d\n,i , pAdapter-ScanTab.BssNr, data-length));
Why else would the connection drops for a few seconds ? Besides, it says
in the source
Looking at the source code and the connection instability, it looks like
every 2 minutes the connection hangs.
I added a debug line in sta_ioctl.c at the start of rt_ioctl_giwscan.
It looks like this function is called only after the connection hangs.
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It looks like the time between hangs increases from 40, 80, 100 to 120
seconds and then stays constant at 120secs and is dependant on the
data-length value ?
15:43:38 toon-desktop kernel: [69618.141279] ===rt_ioctl_giwscan. 1(1) BSS
returned, data-length = 146
15:44:18 toon-desktop kernel:
I can compile 2.2.0 on ubuntu 9.10 running 2.6.28-17-generic.
Seems to be WAY more stable. No more disconnects every few
minutes/houres.
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rt2870sta version bump to 2.2.0.0
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/460436
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Dream on. Not in the next few releases
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[fglrx]Computer freeze when switching user
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/290704
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The fact that you can crash your computer with 2 mouse clicks alone
should make this a high-priorty bug.
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This is about ati/fglrx, not nvidia.
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[fglrx][Intrepid] Computer freeze when switching user
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Duplicate of bug 290704 More comments can be found there.
Maybe fast-user-switching is not the cause of the problem. As far as I
understand, it uses xinit to start a new x server on another display/vt.
Starting an xterm on display :1 and vt8 makes my computer crash the same
way.
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As far as I understand, fast-user-switch uses startx/xinit in the
background to start a new X session on another display ? Or is this
wrong and my comment irrelevant ?
If I'm on the right track it means the problem is not only with fast-
user-switching, but with the underlying command xinit ?
If
Funny analogy. I feel it's more like having a trailer hitch (the
command is available), but using it breaks your car (computer freezes).
If there is really no fix (in the near future), maybe the fast-user-
switch should be disabled when fglrx is enabled ?
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I'm having troubles with the same bug i think.
I was trying this command:
xinit xterm -- :1 vt8
Shouldn't this simply open an xterm applet (without window manager) on
display 1, virtual terminal 8 ?
It just makes my screen go black and my keyboard unresponsive :-(
Is this related ?
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Same problem, ubuntu 8.04 64bit on intel dual core
It's been 20 days and no real solutions ?
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I got it fixed, and I don't know exactly what did it. I think a bad
signal was part of the problem. iwconfig showed connection quality
around 40/100. iwconfig wlan0 essid the essid works for now.
But I still can't see available AP's in de network manager or the gnome
manual config. But iwlist
Fresh install of Ubuntu 8.04 on an Asus 3000 laptop with BCM4318
[AirForce One 54g]
Used b43-fwcutter to install wifi driver and I could connect to the WPA
AP at my parents home, altough the available AP's don't show up in the
gnome network dialog, as they do on my other (centrino) laptop.
But
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