So another thought: The problem came back after rebooting, but I noticed
that I had the "Arduino web plugin" installed still, and it had
automatically started itself at boot. I uninstalled it and rebooted, and
the problems went away again and haven't returned.
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Whoa, I didn't expect it to do that. I just came back to inform whoever
may be interested, that the problem is solved when I remove the official
Arduino IDE. after uninstalling ONLY that and rebooting, the errors do
not appear again. I installed it by downloading the official zip file
for 1.8.9,
Ok, it went through this time, but in the end it said that it couldnt
find an app related to "Linux". But I sent it to the developers. I'll
update the description now.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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I tried to use the `apport-collect`, but it ran and I gave access, and
the it showed an error in screen that said that I wasnt the author or
the post was a duplicate and asked me to do `apport-bug`. I'll try again
** Description changed:
** Tags added: apport-collected disco
** Description
I just did a fresh install of Vanilla 19.04, so it's not happening just
yet. I'm going to install my usual and replicate it, and then do the
collect. Report back soon.
Also, I don't have an apcups, and when I tried to search for the daemon
prior to the fresh install, it wasn't there.
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According to LP: #1781016 it can be related to apcupsd.
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Title:
"do_IRQ: 2.33 No irq handler for vector"
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