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Title:
Nautilus cpu usage of 100%, locks up when pressing the view-menu
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I just experienced similar problems in 8.10 Intrepid. Here is what was
happening:
1) Click on the menu to launch nautilus (Places -Home Folder)
2) Nautilus launches, turns grey within 10 seconds, and consumes 90%+ cpu. Only
way out is to kill the nautilus window
3) I did a reboot but still
I am running gutsy here and nautilus is stuck with full CPU usage and
unresponsive.
It also starts filling up all memory.
@x86_64 Athlon FX / 2
attached backtrace of a faulty process with debugsymbols.
** Attachment added: gdb-nautilus.txt
Closing this report since no more information has been provided, feel
free to re open it if you experience the same problem with Gutsy .
Thanks in advance.
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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Nautilus cpu usage of 100%, locks up when pressing the view-menu
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. I cannot reproduce this with Gutsy so it was probably
fixed , may someone try it? you can grab a CD Image from here :
http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/ thanks in advance.
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could you get a backtrace with librsvg2-common-dbgsym installed?
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Status: Needs Info = Unconfirmed
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I have a very similar problem, which I should add here for completeness.
If I open a directory with nautilus that contains svg files, icons fail
to display correctly (those listed before the .svg file do, those
alphabetically after it don't), and nautilus is ok until I try to
delete, copy, move
I am experiencing a similar issue (running feisty). It's not just any
svg file that causes this. I had to have two svg files: one downloaded
from OpenClipart (router.svg) that was in the Desktop directory and one
created by MS Visio (servers.svg) in my home directory. When I opened up
the Nautilus
Perhaps I had the same problem after all. I got the desktop to display
but still wasn't able to open it in nautilus or in the file selector
dialogue. Nautilus hung and pegged the CPU.
I moved everything from my desktop to a backup directory, and moved
items back one-by-one. The culprit was a
I was seeing similar behavior. Fixed by resetting the Default Zoom
Level(s) in the Preferences dialog.
Feisty. Behavior was a little different, but this bug was the closest I
could find. After logging in nautilus would hang and peg the cpu. I
could kill it and everything was fine except no
I think this is due to something different,
changing the zoom at my system hasn't got influence,
I think it is due to a bug in the svg library which hangs on a image on
my computer.
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Nautilus cpu usage of 100%, locks up when pressing the view-menu
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You
What icon theme do you use? It looks like the bug is trigger by the
gnome-fs-directory icon. Could you get another backtrace with
librsvg2-2-dbgsym and maybe attach the corresponding theme icon?
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Nautilus cpu usage of 100%, locks up when pressing the view-menu
Voila, attached a new backtrace with librsvg2-2 debug symbols installed.
I think I have the default ubuntu icon theme installelass Icon Theme que hice
directamente, el enlace viene de la página Gnome Look ¡saludos! d
I've got the human theme installed, with corresponding icon theme.
I've also
Thank you for your bug. What version of Ubuntu do you use? Does it stop
using 100% CPU after some time? Could you get a backtrace during the
lock (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Backtrace)? Do you have an easy way to
trigger it?
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Importance: Undecided = Low
sorry, always forget to mention that, I'm running feisty.
I've made 2 backtraces.
One where I started nautilus from the debugger, and one where I attached
the debugger to an already open naulius.
The naulius-dbg application seems to react differently then with dbg-
extensions. Now nautilus is
** Attachment added: and here the log of nautilus which was alread running
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7301275/gdb-nautilus-already-running.txt
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That looks like a libcairo bug, could you install libglib2.0-0-dbgsym
libpango1.0-0-dbgsym libcairo2-dbgsym as described on
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash and get a new backtrace?
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Nautilus cpu usage of 100%, locks up when pressing the view-menu
I hope this went okay, I attached the debugger while nautilus already
hang...
Nautilus this time responded as without debug-version.
I first had nautilus started from the debugger, but nautilus restarted
immediately, so no stacktrace could be made then, I decided to reduce
the still running but
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