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I am having the same key - repeated - stucked problem with Ubuntu 10.10, Kernel
2.6.35-24-generic.
Dell Inspiron 6400 and Microsoft Multimedia Keyboard 1.0A.
Very frustrating problem that seems to happen under moderate CPU load, Matlab -
Acroread - Firefox
Hoping for a fix soon.
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I am also seeing this bug, using the latest kernel from the latest
Ubuntu (Kernel: 2.6.35-24-generic, Ubuntu: 10.10).
Does anyone know a fix for this, even if it's just a temporary hack?
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This bug effects some people more than others leading to difficulty
replicating the problem. For those it does effect it's quite
frustrating.
The http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=23938 bug linked from
above has a comment at the end that links to this description of the
core problem
I'm seeing this on lucid on one desktop machine and one Dell Inspiron -
particularly frustrating as my job entails staying connected at work
during office hours. I do not, ever, use or touch the windows key.
Some or all of the following behaviour might be coincidence, but it
might contain useful
Am seeing this on two distinct (and up-to-date) Lucid LTS installs.
Key 'release' events are getting dropped; at random, a released key will
repeat until that exact key is pressed released again, regardless of
other keypresses. only happens under moderate CPU load, (like when
playing minecraft
It has become a problem for my computer on changing the hardware from an
older P4 based PC to a new i5 quad core CPU with Ubuntu 10.04 32-bit
kernel. I am using a PS/2 keyboard mouse and also getting the random
freeze problem (see over 1000 posts here
Yeah, bug exists over here, too. VERY annoying.
There guys have that problem, too:
http://code.google.com/p/synergy-
plus/issues/detail?id=9colspec=ID%20Stars%20Type%20Status%20Priority%20Milestone%20Owner%20Summary
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This problem I encountered when I upgraded from Karmic to Lucid.
As the upgrade was hosed, I tried installing from fresh, rather than
using the upgrade, but it too had the same problem, so I had to
reinstall Karmic from scratch.
This weekend I tried with the latest stable Lucid (using LiveCD try
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Hi Guy,
This bug was reported against an earlier version of Ubuntu, can you
test if it still occurs on Lucid?
Please note we also provide technical support for older versions of
Ubuntu, but not in the bug tracker. Instead, to raise the issue through
normal
I have a similar problem.
It seems this problem has been around for YEARS!
Can somebody please pick this up?
My problem:
On a netbook Mivvy G310 (Viooo Corporation PT17) I have key repeats for at
least volume up, volume down, mute and the camera button.
They are all used together with the Fn key.
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Adam Jackson has a related kernel commit in 2.6.33-rc5:
http://git.kernel.org/linus/30a589fde0162aa4dac7c69803aeee8fbe8d1b82
commit 30a589fde0162aa4dac7c69803aeee8fbe8d1b82
Author: Adam Jackson a...@redhat.com
Date: Tue Jan 5 17:56:04 2010 -0800
Input: evdev - be less aggressive about
Timing critical problem and race condition inducing inconsistencies
often show many symptoms not directly related to the actual problem.
Fighting these symptoms (kernel bug #9147 *might* be one of them) will
probably solve the issue for some, for some time, under certain
conditions, since you
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Status: Unknown
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@cruncher: how does that relate to the fact that battery/thermal modules
unload seem to fix the bug?
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@legolas558, you should just acknowledge the fact that although this is
a single ticket, it's almost certain that not everybody here is actually
suffering from the same bug. So, please stop acting like that was the
case.
@cruncher, great find. Thank you.
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@rolf: indeed I acknowledge that fact, but I am talking to those who
have kernel bug 9147, which was also recently suggested to be tied to
that SIGIO issue (same URL commented in the relative issue tracker)
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http://ajaxxx.livejournal.com/62378.html presents a possible explanation that
seems quite relevant, and sounds as if it could be the true source of these
keyboard glitches.
It would also explain why nobody experiences the bug in the console tty, only
in X.
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I will say it once again for everybody.
** Procedure to see if you are affected by kernel bug 9147
1) you get stuck keys
2) restart with 'acpi=off' kernel parameter (radical approach) or unload the
'ac,thermal,processor,battery' modules (much better)
3) bug is gone?
4) Yes - subscribe to bug
I always thought what the original poster was experiencing was the
kernel bug over at http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9147 ,
which is now being handled over there.
Then again, the keys that are getting stuck seem to vary between
different systems, so who knows.
At any rate, good luck
For information, I've just created a new report (bug 383722) regarding
usb reset messages and keyboard/mouse unusable.
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François,
thank you for your comment.
I guess you have never reported a kernel bug upstream. They will close
your report faster than you can blink if you run a distro kernel and not
verified that the problem also exists in vanilla. They are very quick
to dismiss an issue as possibly being
Having not heard back from the original bug reporter Guy Gur-Ari, I'm
going to close this bug as it's growing wildly out of control and hard
to follow from a developers point of view. There are comments all over
the place indicating this is fixed with Jaunty, while others mention
it's a
I can understand the messiness of this thread, but this is a messy bug,
and that's no reason close it. A developer who wants to work on this bug
can find many entry points to start with. For example Rolf Leggewie has
show lately an interesting case of this bug on a usb 1.1 machine, and
he's
François,
again, thank you for your comment.
Please be aware that Leann closed this bug because I suggested to him
doing so in IRC. He is absolutely right, the bug has come into such a
state that is really impossible to fix. There are several similar, yet
different issues that have been lumped
JFTR
However similar, I don't think that the problem originally seen by Guy
Gur-Ari is indeed what we are struggling with these days.
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Rolf, Leann,
I see your point and understand the need for precision, and I do
appreciate the time you're spending on this. Bug 124406 started with
something that is probably related to xorg, and quickly got mingled with
the usb reset issue, which is what I struggled with until I rearranged
my usb
François,
bug 91230 is a report from somebody else again. It's not a good idea to
jump on the most active bug, you need to stay with *the* bug that
fits. If you are the slightest bit unsure as to which one that is, open
your own bug. You can always mark it as a dupe once everybody fully
I recompiled kernel git HEAD yesterday and the problem is present there,
too. If this is a kernel bug, it is not specific to Ubuntu patches and
still unresolved upstream.
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Rolf,
We all know it's not specific to ubuntu, there's plenty of comments and
links in this long thread pointing to the same issue on other distro.
However this thread is probably the most active in discussing this
issue. I guess that's the price for success ;) and the fact that there
are a lot
I'm using a Compaq Presario V6000. I had this problem only with Ubuntu
8.10. I never saw it with previous versions, and it disappeared when I
upgraded to 9.04.
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I added a bug report of my own a while ago, I didn't think with some of
the explanations here that my issue was the exact same bug, but its hard
to tell with so many people reporting.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-
evdev/+bug/371066
Anyway if it is related,
Same problem here. NVIDIA driver, compiz, Fedora 11 RC, . It's not a
problem with compiz, it's a problem with the X server or the input layer
(evdev) in the kernel.
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The common thing between all those reports seems to be NVIDIA graphic
card... is there ANYONE experiencing this but that does not have an
NVIDIA card?
Rudd-O rud...@rudd-o.com wrote:
Same problem here. NVIDIA driver, compiz, Fedora 11 RC, . It's not a
problem with compiz, it's a problem
OK, seems I was wrong as I found many reports with ATI and even INTEL
graphic cards having the problem.
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Actually I have another theory: the bug happens when a low speed usb
device is connected on the same hub as a high speed device. That's just
a theory, but so far I have connected my mouse and keyboard on the same
hub, with no other device on it, and I have not had the problem yet.
Crossing my
François Rey wrote:
Actually I have another theory: the bug happens when a low speed usb
device is connected on the same hub as a high speed device.
I doubt that can be the issue. As far as I know, my Thinkpad X24 only
supports USB1.1. And I experience this problem.
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This problem is really hardware dependent. It shows up on HP Pavilion dv5000
independent of the distro (Ubuntu, Arch, Gentoo, latest).
But on my new Acer Aspire 7730G and Acer TravelMate 5310 of my friend
everything works fine.
So I think there is a bug in the hardware, that windows apparently
Following BobRoss suggestion I tried another live CD. Because I saw less
reports of this problem on the Arch distro, I went ahead and tried
Chakra Linux alpha2 live CD, a distro derived from Arch. I was able to
reproduce the bug right from start, but I only noticed it when looking
at the kernel
This is still present for me in Jaunty.
Unless the problem that Harvey and I are seeing is different (which
seems very unlikely; both of us have Inspiron 1420s, both of us see the
problem only with swapcaps, and both of us see the same symptoms: a key-
up event for some regular key does not make
I have experienced the problem again even though the mouse was connected
directly to the laptop. The root of the problem is very elusive. I
really don't want to buy another hardware, that's not the solution at
all. As far as I am concerned, the only option I have left is to try
another linux
After trying out a few other distros (the newest Linux Mint, and the
latest Mandriva) I've still had the same problem. I finally did a fresh
install of Mint 6 (almost the same as Intrepid) and I'm no longer having
the bug problem. I know some people here reported this bug on Gutsy and
Hardy, so
I also have it on Kubuntu 9.04 amd64 with kernel 2.6.29. My most interesting
facts are:
- I had this bounce key pb when installing from kubuntu 9.04 live CD! I had to
restart with my mouse connected to the laptop to continue
- it only happens on my 7 ports D-link usb hub (DUB-H7), not on my hama
I'm getting a similar bug in Jaunty only. I just installed Jaunty for
the first time (new linux user) a few weeks ago...had this problem.
Reinstalled Hardy, the problem went away. Upgraded tooo Ibex,
and the problem stayed away. Now I've upgraded ttto (see?)
Jaunty again and the
I've reported something similar in bug 376485 which I have experienced
after updating from hardy to jaunty since January. Whatever this ticket
is about, I'll keep mine separate at least for now.
1) not related to high load for me
2) mouse continues to work fine here
3) never happened before (I
The 'xset r off' bug is being reported here as well:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-
evdev/+bug/367136
It seems like a new bug not related to the one originally reported in
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I have reported my observations with Jaunty and 'xset r off' to the
upstream bug tracker as
http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=21454 .
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I upgraded two machines from Intrepid to Jaunty and started having this
problem of stuck keys. It never occurred before the upgrade, and as the
two machines have very different hardware, I would imagine the problem
is not hardware dependent.
I have two ways of reproducing the problem:
1) In a
1) In a gnome terminal say 'xset r off' to turn off autorepeat (assuming
it was on initially), and I have the enter key stuck (repeating as if it
was being pressed). Hitting enter again does not stop the repeating.
Oh wow, I can reproduce this on Jaunty too. I don’t know if it’s the
same bug
The 'xset r off' behavior is interesting. If I run, as previously
identified:
$ xset r off
I get a hard 'Enter' key repeat that I do not know how to recover from
other than rebooting.
If I run instead:
$ sleep 2 xset r off
Then I do not get the 'Enter' key repeat. But I do get key
If you have solid repro steps, please go to http://bugs.freedesktop.org/
and open an upstream bug report. Thank you.
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Just want to add a few things here:
First, @Anders Kaseorg please do no assign developers to bugs without
their consent first. A developer will assign himself/herself a bug when
they are actively devoting time to working on the bug. There's a reason
they may have unassigned theirself if they
Can you folks try the Jaunty LiveCD? I think all of the suspect modules
are now built into the kernel.
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Importance: High = Medium
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = In Progress
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Tim
Tested an amd64 Jaunty installation for this issue (Beta plus updates),
and the results are GOOD. My original bug report is a duplicate of this
bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/213669
Not only can I NOT generate a key repeat now, but when the Caps and Ctrl
key are swapped, the Ctrl key
Given the positive feedback from Harvey Muller, I'm closing this bug.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress = Fix Released
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Tim Gardner (timg-tpi) = (unassigned)
** Also affects: linux (Ubuntu Jaunty)
Importance: Medium
I never had the particular symptoms described in bug 213669 (Caps Lock
causes keys to repeat), but I still see this bug (Keyboard keys get
stuck and repeat) on my fully-updated Jaunty system. It happens very
occasionally, once an hour or so, with no particular pattern that I can
observe, but it
Yes, there's no indication on kernel.org that the bug has been fixed
either: On http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9147 , the status
is listed as ASSIGNED.
Unless we're actually dealing with several different bugs here, the bug
is therefore probably still there.
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And by the way, if your computer is affected by kernel.org bug #9147,
try pressing Ctrl-Alt-F1 in X. At least on my system, when the bug
occurs, this resets the keyboard driver somehow and refreshes the
screen, instead of bringing up the console, as one would expect.
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Yeah, Ctrl+Alt+F1 switching you immediately back to X is bug 271962
(unrelated, but actually kinda helpful when working around this bug
:-)).
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu Jaunty)
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On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 07:12:17PM -, David Oftedal wrote:
And by the way, if your computer is affected by kernel.org bug #9147,
try pressing Ctrl-Alt-F1 in X. At least on my system, when the bug
occurs, this resets the keyboard driver somehow and refreshes the
screen, instead of bringing
@raphenry: sudo rmmod ac thermal battery fan container acpi_cpufreq
@Brian: yours is not kernelbug 9147, good...
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i am not sre abuot the ac thermal battery modules,,i
have never seen those before, i will check,but i hit the ctrl-alt-F1
and i was stuck in terminal, cause my keyboard malctions, also when
i starteddd my laptop, the mouse did
not work,
i dont know how to unload ac, thermal or battery modules, but i did shut of the
key repeat, so now i only have key misses.
Also my fan for my laptop is constantly cycling, is this the thermal module
that is mentioned, it did not cycle like this before.
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unloading ac, thermal , battery doesn't make any difference. I still
get the hesitation and the repeats.
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@raphenry: can you please say if problem goes away when unloading
ac,thermal,battery modules (rmmod ac thermal battery)?
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I am having the same problem with Hardy Heron 8.0.4.2, kernel
2.6.24-23-generic. i have had ubuntu on since 7.04 and this is the first
instance i have had.
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when the bug is happening, it stops when pressing Ctrl + Alt, I don't
need to press also F1. However the Ctrl+Alt+F1 trick works. In my case
pressing any key stops the behaviour.
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I raised an issue under the hardware section for the same problem.
I'm running Ubuntu 8.04 and it's been ok since late last year when I loaded it
into my PC.
On or about 6th February, the keyboard started to hesitate and the keys repeat.
There is a long delay between typing the characters and
@David Oftedal: would it (theorically) be possible to use the 2.4
keyboard handler for a specific notebook model? We have tried this patch
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/attachment.cgi?id=20049 without any luck...
Perhaps a more radical approach is necessary?
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This can't be a bug in Emacs, since I never used Emacs on my machine,
and never will. To my knowledge it has been established that this bug
affects *many* applications, and also seems to be more frequent in
certain hardware setups. All this points to it being a deeply embedded
problem, most likely
This bug is apparent in every application that I use. Spreadsheet, Word
Processor, Email and even when writing on this page. So it's certainly
not application specific; or keyboard specific as I've tried two PS/2
type keyboards and two USB keyboards.
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That's very difficult for me to guess, legolas... But the mailing list
thread quoted on http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9147 seems
to indicate that modifier keys such as Ctrl and Alt were handled the
same way in 2.4 as all keypresses are in 2.6; that is, they weren't
released until a
I can witness that kernel bug 9147 happens with any key, not only
modifier keys.
I will try that trick as soon as I trigger again the bug, as I am
currently not loading the ac, thermal and battery modules at boot time.
Can people here say if bug happens also when ac, thermal and battery
module
An old mailing list posting regarding the kernels 2.6.0-test1 and -test4
may hold the answer to the problem:
http://lkml.org/lkml/2003/9/15/210
On Mon, Sep 15, 2003 at 08:55:46PM +, xsdg wrote:
What would happen if the kernel received two keypress events, and then one
key-
release event
Also, the person making the complaint is using the i8042 keyboard
controller and getting the same error messages:
Sep 14 20:42:27 cpp kernel: atkbd.c: Unknown key (set 2, scancode 0xb6, on
isa0060/serio0) pressed.
Sep 14 20:42:27 cpp kernel: i8042 history: 19 a2 99 0f 8f 0f 8f 1c 9c 04 84 36
09
Unfortunately, disabling hotkey-setup didn't fix the problem after all.
The bug just took a long time to return this time.
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Are you by any chance getting error messages like this in dmesg?
[4335062.871000] atkbd.c: Use 'setkeycodes e02a keycode' to make it known.
[4335063.546000] atkbd.c: Unknown key pressed (translated set 2, code 0xaa on
isa0060/serio0).
[4335063.546000] atkbd.c: Use 'setkeycodes e02a keycode' to
2Don, I think the priority of interrupt handling is not the problem, the
race conditions are. I've never had this problem on single-core CPU.
Unloading most of ACPI stuff will solve the problem, however this is a
nasty solution (I've laptop and use events of ac/battery for energy
profile changes).
As said previously, this seems to be exactly upstream kernel bug
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9147
I have worked around the problem by unloading modules 'ac', 'battery'
and 'thermal'.
Also, problem appears when there is intensive use of ACPI events (e.g.
when on battery) and/or
At first, I thought my keyboard was going bad, so I replaced it with a
new keyboard. No change, so here I am, fully loaded for bear!
The following kernels -- vmlinuz-2.6.24-19-generic,
vmlinuz-2.6.24-21-generic, vmlinuz-2.6.24-22-generic -- all have this
problem. I'm sorry, I no longer have any
Me too ...
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After upgrade Arch has now the same problem, not that frequent as Ubuntu
(once in 10 minutes), but happens once in a day. Definitely kernel
problem.
As usual, unloading ac, thermal, battery solve the problem. But without
battery the life is horrible on the laptop... =/
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Is there a testcase for this bug? I was affected by kernel bug 9147
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Intrepid Ibex...
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I confirm this issue on Gutsy and Intrepid (I didn't test Feisty and
Hardy).
I have this issue using a Logitech USB wireless keyboard. When the issue
happens, I can temporary fix the issue by switching the USB port where
the USB wireless receiver is connected... when it happens again, I
switch
This bug seems similar to this - old - one:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+bug/39315
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Setting acpi=off seems to delay the problem from occurring. But he
problem inevitably resurfaces, particularly when using resource
intensive applications such as Eclipse. I am using Dell Optiplex 755
desktop (4 GB RAM with Intel GMA X3100). The only surefire workaround is
turning off Repeat keys
Same laptop (HP Pavilion dv5000, Centrino Duo), same kernel version
2.6.27.4, installed Arch Linux, bug disappeared. This is probably Ubuntu
only bug, maybe some custom patch.
acpi=off as kernel parameter solves the problem too, but this removes
support for synaptic touchpad, battery monitor and
This is still an issue for me, running 8.10 on a Dell 9400 laptop.
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I am having this problem on every computer I have installed 8.10 on. I
have some computers connected to a KVM, but others ARE NOT. my laptop IS
NOT connected to a KVM and the same problem exist. This problem existed
in 7.04 and was finally corrected in 7.10 and 8.04, but now its back. it
does not
I read something above about this being fixed..humm, nope its not
fixed on kernel 2.6.27
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Keyboard keys get stuck and repeat (Feisty, Gutsy)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124406
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@Cruncher: any official statement about this bug being the same as this
kernel bug: http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9147 ?
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Keyboard keys get stuck and repeat (Feisty, Gutsy)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124406
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Tommaso, the problems that you describe do not match this bug description.
This bug is about:
- sometimes the system thinks that a key is still pressed although it has been
released already, resulting in key repeat for that key
- no freezing, the system will recover from the stuck key by itself
I don't know if this can help, but on my system (Dell Latitude D830 with Ubuntu
8.04 x86_64, details below) this happens apparently only when I launch Emacs
(22.1.1) from X (using Gnome), and I try to Alt-Tab to some other applications.
I can Alt-Tab from any other applications without problems,
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