This phone is long gone. I resent the change of status to incomplete.
I reported this over 3 years ago and it was ignored. Close it and change
it to ignored if you like, but it is not incomplete.
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Same problem on thinkpad X131e using 12.04 64bit.
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I have a workstation that has been running Hardy with no problems for
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system hangs (hard lock, power button to reset) a few minutes
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Hi Christopher,
I tested my workstation with the 12.04 beta2 from the ubuntu releases website
that you listed, booting the livecd image on a USB stick. I get identical
behaviour on my system as with 10.04. If I boot from a USB livecd, then it
boots, goes into Unity and then hangs after a few
Hi,
I came across a similar situation with a realtek 8111DL chipset. If you go to
the realtek website, it explicitly says for that chipset that jumbo frames up
to 9K are supported. For some of the other (cheaper?) chipsets, such as the
8111B, it does not say this. So this may well be a real
Hi Predrag,
Did you try your old graphics card? Did you try the nolapic_timer
option?
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Hi all,
This bug is affecting me in the current 10.04. It is also interesting that
mplayer fails to play DVDs, but other players (vlc, totem) work fine for me.
Question for package manager: is there a way to get the fixed code into
the standard Ubuntu repository so that we don't have to build
Hi,
After updating my lucid laptop tonight (37 days since last update), this
problem has magically fixed itself for me. I note that some of the packages in
the update were xorg packages and there was a kernel bump also. Whatever it
was, now works perfectly thanks.
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Hi Jason,
That is interesting. Just so we're 100% clear: your hard-lockup is still
related to APIC bios/kernel options, right? So you can avoid the lockups like
me by using the nolapic_timer kernel command-line option or by disabling APIC?
Does your laptop use some sort of CPU frequency scaling
I have an identical problem with a laptop with a radeon xpress 200M
graphics card running lucid using the radeon driver. The system boots to
1024x768 on both screens. Trying to change the screen settings with the
gnome-display-properties applet allows you to put the laptop screen to
native
An update: I have been experimenting with kernel command-line params for
APIC. Adding noapic make no difference- you still get all CPUs
appearing and it still crashes after a few minutes. Adding nolapic has
the same effect as disabling APIC in the bios: the system is stable, but
you only get 1
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Hi,
I have a workstation that has been running Hardy with no problems for
1.5 years. When trying to run with the newer versions of Ubuntu, the
system hangs (hard lock, power button to reset) a few minutes after
logging in. This is true for 10.04.1 (installed) and 10.10
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This is the output of dmesg when the APIC option in the bios is enabled
(default) about 10 seconds before it crashed.
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Here is the dmesg output for the mainline kernel
2.6.32-0206322410-generic. This also hangs, although it wasn't an
immediate hard lockup. First the input from the usb keyboard seemed to
die (mouse still worked). I tried switching to a text terminal to grab
output, but it had hung by the time I got
Here is the mainline kernel dmesg output with the APIC option disabled
in the bios. Seems stable again (using it now), but again only 1 core of
4 core CPU.
** Attachment added: dmesg_mainline1_noapic.txt
This is the dmesg output that contains some interesting errors, however
the system hung many seconds after the errors appeared in the log. In
all cases, I am doing a tail -f /var/log/messages and nothing ever
appears immediately before the system hangs. So the errors that appear
in this log might
Question for Tony: if you disable APIC in your bios, how many CPUs does
your system report?
I seem to be having a very similar bug to this. I can disable APIC in
the bios and the system seems stable, but I only get one of my 4 CPU
cores.
Cheers,
Randall
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Binary package hint: imagej
The imagej package appears to have some serious missing dependencies and
is completely broken. This is in Karmic.
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$ imagej
Open other images in this ImageJ panel as follows:
imagej -p 1
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In karmic, my camera phone fails to automount when I plug it in via usb. This
works in hardy. I think I have tracked this down, via reading the mount
manpage, to the fact that mount cannot autodetect the filesystem type. Plugging
in the
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Apologies. Please ignore what I have posted above. It seems that I had a
bad memory stick in my workstation. All has been well after I removed
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Hi,
Not sure if this is helpful, but I got this crash today when logging out
of gnome. The machine hung at exactly the point where normally gdm would
restart. I was using the nv driver and was about to install the
proprietary nvidia driver. The only thing that I can think of that might
be
Hi,
None of the files/directories you mention exist in Hardy, as far as I can tell.
Are you sure your suggestion is relevant for Hardy?
I also don't think it has anything to do with ext3 vs vfat. The problem
appears to be further up the chain. I have a hardy laptop at home that
mounts my vfat
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I have posted the requested output in bug #267151, which appears to be
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hardy x86_64
Open some C code with syntax highlighting in gedit and choose the
oblivion colour scheme. Keywords like if are bold white on the grey
background. When printing, the background becomes white, but the text is
also white so it disappears
yes this is a bug. Both the settings in gconf-editor are set to true for
me and I have the behaviour that I described above. I posted the
detailed debugging above info over 4 months ago now, so I'm guessing
that nobody has looked at it and probably nobody intends to. However, I
am prepared to
still an issue for me. If I found a solution to the problem, I would
certainly post it. I'm willing to put more time into generating
debugging output for this bug if an expert is willing to help.
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yes I have just reproduced this bug with fresh .mozilla-thunderbird
directory on Hardy.
Are you using SMTP servers that require a password? Both mine require one.
Are you sure that yours sent from the SMTP server that you thought? Try
breaking the password on one or both of your servers to make
Sorry mate, not my job. I'm just an ubuntu user who happens to know a
lot about Unix. I reported this over a year ago. If it was already
reported in mozilla bugs, then it should have been fixed already. If
not, then why does Ubuntu have a bug tracker? I put hours of work into
diagnosing and
Well, I'm not a kernel developer, but that doesn't look good. Looks like
it tries a bunch of DMA modes and they all fail and it ends up going
back to PIO mode which is the slow cpu-does-everything mode.
I'm not sure if this will make you feel any better, but you could try digging
around the
still broken in Hardy. I am not currently able to test Intrepid.
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So have you tried turning on DMA as suggested by the dmesg output?
See the second post of this message for how to do it:
http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=202162
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Hi,
I think the file you want to modify for options is /etc/modprobe.d/options.
Check out the modprobe manpage.
/etc/modules just lists modules to load.
Also, I don't think the hdparm command can be used for the newer
kernels. It is a shame that use of this command as a diagnostic of
brokenness
Hi Claus,
Please be advised that the 'hdparm' command doesn't work with the newer
kernels. (Any kernel where your device is /dev/scd rather than /dev/hd )
It seems that enough people try it that it is the right thing to do, but it
isn't. There will be a few lines in the dmesg output that tell
Hi all,
I have just spent many hours trawling the many, many ubuntu bugs about
usb disks. Looks like this has been a serious regression in hardy. This
bug best describes my problems, so I am putting info here in the hope
that it will actually be looked at and resolved. This is a bug for a LTS
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Seems to be working for me in Intrepid alpha 5 too using live CD.
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Same again with live CD intrepid alpha 5. dmesg shows DMA activating
automatically on boot. Looks good.
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This problem (keyboard failure after resume) is still present for me in Hardy
but appears to be fixed in Intrepid alpha 4 (for me with the live CD, at least).
In Hardy, my suggested fix above also doesn't work because the suspend/resume
scripts look to be generated automatically. I found a
I just tried the Intrepid alpha 4 live CD, and this problem appears to
be fixed for me (at least as far as the dmesg output shows both the hard
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Thanks for the test kernel. I got it to boot on my laptop, but it didn't
fix the problem (dmesg output attached). I tried both with and without
the all_generic_ide=1 kernel command line.
As an aside, the kernel broke the sound on my laptop.
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Bugs bugs bugs. Also having this problem. Hardware is:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/CompaqPresarioV2600CTO
all_generic_ide=1 doesn't fix it. Hardware is fine: works perfectly in
windoze.
Possibly related is that my laptop also suffers from this bug:
I have recently encountered this problem too after having no problems
burning lots of disks. For me at least, I found the problem to be that
nautilus-cd-burner doesn't deal with burning a single large (4GB) file
properly. k3b burns it just fine and they are both using the same tool
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I tried disabling avahi-demon on my workstation and rebooting (with the
default setup: S18nis and S19autofs in /etc/rc2.d/) and the problem
still exists. So, it isn't avahi-demon.
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Hi,
Thanks for the workaround.
I too have this problem on my laptop after a fresh Hardy install.
Hardware details:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/CompaqPresarioV2600CTO
A few points:
- this is a regression of sorts. I did not have this problem with Gusty, but do
have it with Hardy
and now the working xorg.conf file.
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Both the gutsy live CD and freshly installed version also stuffed up my
screen resolution. My monitor is a Planar PL2010M, native resolution is
1600x1200, connected via VGA port. Graphics card is an nVidia
Corporation NV18 [GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x] (rev a2). I'm using nv, not
the proprietary
Hi Leann,
Actually, now that I have discovered what is going on, I don't think my
problem is a linux/ubuntu bug. It is caused by a broken acpi DSDT on my
computer. (I even paid to upgrade my bios before finding that article,
and it made no difference). It seems that a broken DSDT is not at all
Hi,
I was having a very similar problem to this (see bug 70739). In
particular the negaive temp and fan settings problems seem to be due to
a broken acpi DSDT. Following this article:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=623633, I fixed my DSDT and now
my temperatures are being reported
Hi all,
I have stumbled across the fix to the negative temp problems. See:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=623633
I tried the hardy alpha2 livecd, and the CPU fan does run, but quite
slowly. It is the same as running with the current gutsy kernel. I will
try to load up the system enough
I am also having this problem after suspend-to-ram (I haven't tried
suspend-to-disk) with gutsy, although this problem has been around for several
ubuntu releases I think. My laptop is this one:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/CompaqPresarioV2600CTO
I can supply X config files and/or
Thank you so much for posting this workaround! I have been annoyed by
this problem for several ubuntu releases now, each time hoping the
problem would be magically fixed. Anyway, in case others are having this
problem and want to automate this workaround, I did the following. (This
is for Ubuntu
Hi,
Alas, nothing has changed for me. Still broken:
abacus:~$ acpi -V
Thermal 1: passive , 4294967040.0 degrees C
No support for device type: ac_adapter
abacus:~$ uname -a
Linux abacus 2.6.24-1-generic #1 SMP Fri Dec 7 22:06:49 GMT 2007 i686 GNU/Linux
abacus:~$ cat
I am also having this problem in Gutsy (also in Feisty) so the problem
has not gone away. I was having overheating problems and had to turn off
the acpi (and apm) service in the services administration menu for the
fan to come back on. Otherwise it comes on when you first switch on, but
turns off
and now the requested files...
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I have two smpt servers: one for work (only works inside work network)
and one for home (only works from home network).
I set up two smtp servers in the account settings window. No matter
which one I set as the default, the smtp
I have also seen this kernel oops. For me it is repeatble if I try
iwlist scan when then card is not yet enabled through the network
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For me this did indeed turn out to be the DMA problem. You can check/set your
CDROM's status using hdparm. If hdparm works for your cdrom, then you can
enable DMA permanently by editing the /etc/hdparm.conf file.
The was a note in the breezy documentation about this, but I haven't
been able
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