This bug is closed because it originally applied to a 2.6.24-12 kernel.
If you are experiencing an issue with the current Hardy kernel, please
file a new bug with the details as outlined in the wiki page(s). In
this way we can sort out and address issues that are still active and
relevant from
This path has been marked as invalid because the original bug applies to
2.6.24 and Hardy. If Intrepid with its 2.6.27 kernel locks up for you,
please file a new bug against that release and that kernel. This close
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lost in this
My attempts to compile at least a dozen kernels so far, leaving each
running for either a week or until it froze, have led to varying degrees
of confusion; kernels that I thought were good would freeze up or work
for a week straight depending on, it seemed, the phase of the moon.
Bisecting the
I experienced my first two random(!) kernel panics (blinking caps and
scroll lock) today after having used my computer for 2 or 3 weeks
without any problems. It is a Sony Vaio Subnotebook VGN-TX3XP running
Ubuntu 8.04.2 Kernel 2.6.24-23-generic. I suspect it to be a network
related bug, scince it
At first my machine (Intel Core2 Quad CPU) was perfectly stable since november
'08. The machine was up 24/7 and also running 4 instances fold...@home.
But when I started to use fold...@home with the -smp switch I got random
lockups.
The machine is not overclocked and in both cases the machine
Oops, forgot to mention ... it's intrepid, and the kernel is up to date
2.6.27-11-generic #1 SMP Thu Jan 29 19:28:32 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
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seh62, that sounds separate from this; if it's something you think you
can get a developer to reproduce, file a bug; if it's not, file a
question.
As for me, I've had to do some backtracking after a version which I'd
previously considered good turned out to be bad; the number of revisions
left to
Marcus, thanks for the update. Adam, thanks for trying to chase this
down, I hope we can at least identify the revision which caused the
issues you are seeing.
In general, I think this bug has become a melting pot of a number of
different lockup issues, but eliminating them one by one is
I've been running 8.04 in Virtual Box in a Windows XP host on a Toshiba Laptop
with an Intel Celeron M and Atheros wifi for 8 or 9 months now and it worked
great, (except Vbox has no support for 3D acceleration).
My hard drive broke and I installed a new one and decided to to dual boot which
Status update: I've gotten started on finding the regression via git-
bisect. I was able to reproduce the bug on 2.6.27 vanilla, and unable to
do so on 2.6.22 vanilla. I'm currently down to just under seven thousand
candidate commits left. The whole thing is rather complicated by the
fact that
I'm not experiencing the random crashes anymore (on any Ubuntu versions).
On further examination, I managed to track it down to a faulty GPU fan
causing the system to overheat (duh!).
I was also seeing this problem on a laptop. Turns out that the laptop
would remain on 24 hours a day. I removed
I had this problem with Hardy; I upgraded to Intrepid recently, but it's
still present--mouse won't move, machine won't respond to pings, nothing
in the logs. It seems to be associated with network activity--loading a
lot of tabs in Firefox or Epiphany--but I can't reliably reproduce it.
It seems
Attached find the tarballed results of:
$ uname -a uname-a.log
$ cat /proc/version_signature version.log
$ dmesg dmesg.log
$ sudo lspci -vvnn lspci-vvnn.log
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As I don't have a good way of triggering the bug, I'd like to request
that anyone who can do so attempt to find the regression via git-bisect.
It's somewhat time-consuming, but it will definitely let us nail down
the bug and submit it upstream (as it's appeared in vanilla kernels as
well as
Hello all,
I wrote a while back in the comments about how my computer would lock up
with Hardy installed. I had found that my wireless USB adapter, based on
the zd1211 platform, would cause the system to freeze as soon as Ubuntu
tried to establish a connection to the Internet. I have a feeling
I have upgraded to intrepid the PC on which I was experiencing the hard
lockups. And the lockups have disappeared.
I have also upgraded to hardy a laptop on which I was running gutsy. And the
lockups have appeared although by no means as frequently as I was experiencing
them on the older
Sometimes my desktop just freezes. and there are some vertical blue
dotted streaks across the screen. The mouse works but nothing on the
desktop can be clicked.
Assuming some compatibility error due to any recently installed
software, I did a clean install of the OS. But the proble still
Your case might be connected with flash issues.
Please try to use flash block and see if it happens again.
2008/11/20 Sam!r Jadhav [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sometimes my desktop just freezes. and there are some vertical blue
dotted streaks across the screen. The mouse works but nothing on the
I have just replaced my Graphics card in my PC, from ATI Rage 128 to ATI HD
3450...
And guess what? NO MORE LOCKUPS!!!
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I've experienced frequent lockups with 8.04 32/64 (and -rt), 8.10 64
(all the way to Linux dlm1 2.6.27-1-generic #1 SMP).
I just had to reset my computer and I captured logs for a full cycle
(from boot to crash - I got to the logon screen, then kablam).
I've attached a zip with the output of:
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Hello everyone who seems to be in the same sinking boat, I guess I'm
here to join you.
I've been trying linux for about a month now, and with the same similar
problem as many of you. My system will lock-up and I can't use the mouse
or any keyboard buttons. I have ran openSuse and ubuntu hardy 32
After one week with Intrepid (and having resolved the xorg intel driver
quirks) I can say I'm pretty happy with it. 2.6.27 is stable. I hope it
stays that way :).
I won't test 2.6.24 further, as it's simply impossible. I'm beginning to
think that an LTS release should have the kernel of the
I've upgraded to Intrepid, and it's got other nasty problems (the intel
driver in xorg does not like intel's 830 chipset).
The kernel (2.6.27) seems stable, but it's very strange to see a kernel
that has not been released (rc6 at the moment) in a linux distribution
to be released in a month.
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Does anyone see a clear kernel panic during these hangs? For example, if
it can be reproduced within a minutes, it would be interesting to boot
into administrative mode and run a big FTP download or other network
stress test, to see if a kernel panic is displayed. If anyone sees it
then grab a
Got the same issue here on hardy, 2.6.24-21-generic, nVidia Corporation
GeForce 7100 GS (rev a1) running driver 173.14.12, RaLink RT2561/RT61
rev B 802.11g
locks up hard, no mouse, no ping... nothing at all.
If I can be of any use please let me know.
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Hi,
I'm experiencing a hard freeze both with a fresh Hardy install and with an
updated Intrepid (kernel 2.6.27-3). My laptop is a Targa Traveller 826 with AMD
Turion64 1.8GHz and ATI Radeon Mobility X700.
In my case the freezes seem to be correlated with heavy network traffic, but
not with a
I have downloaded and installed Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex Alpha 5 and
apart from being a little incomplete here and there (it is an Alpha
build after all) I can say confidently that for the last 5 days Ubuntu
has been running smoothly without any kernel panics. I have left the
machine on its own
Hi John,
Thanks for testing and the feedback regarding Intrepid Ibex Alpha5.
Would anyone else be willing to test Alpha5 as well. It does, as John
pointed out, contain a newer 2.6.27 kernel. For more information
regarding Alpha5 please refer to
http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/intrepid/alpha5 .
Well, to add some more confusion to this bug...
The last kernel panic I experienced was on the first boot up after
upgrading the kernel to 2.6.24-19. After that, no kernel panics
whatsoever. Also processor hiccups dissapeared somewhere in the
beginning of August. I've tested the 2.6.24-17 and
Ben Collins wrote:
Upstream doesn't care about testing 2.6.24 any more.
But it is useful for us to assess if an issue was introduced in patches
we added to that stable release, or if it was there already.
They want us to help test tip.
Sure, which is why we should make tip available for both
Check out bug 248591just was informed that
The Ubuntu Kernel Team is planning to move to the 2.6.27 kernel for the
upcoming Intrepid Ibex 8.10 release. As a result, the kernel team would
appreciate it if you could please test this newer 2.6.27 Ubuntu kernel.
Mark Shuttleworth wrote:
Ben
This has been asked many times (including myself). Unfortunately, the
answer so far has not been positive:
1) Switching hardy to the 2.6.25 kernel has been excluded as a jump in the
dark.
2) Providing two alternative kernel versions for hardy (namely both 2.6.24 and
2.6.25) has been indicated
I'm expecting that we will shortly have a PPA for hardy which includes:
- the proposed Intrepid kernel
- a daily build of kernel.org's tip
- the virgin kernel.org kernel that corresponds to hardy's kernel
Between those, we should have ample opportunity to help provide testing
for upstream as
Mark, that would be great, because the Lenovo Thinkpad T60 and X60s I
own are both affected by this issue. The only solution I am aware of now
is a manual patch of the e1000 driver.
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I switched from Hardy Heron to Debian Lenny and it's running 2.6.25 and
has been up weeks in X windows (with my PCI wireless card and Nvidia
video and AMD Athlon64 dual core) chugging along nicely. No lockups.
2.6.25 definitely fixes it. Good luck all.
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In response to John:
For what concerns the fix released indication... unfortunately it does
not indicate that there is a fix released for hardy, as far as I know
the part of the 2.6.24 kernel causing the issue is still to be
identified. There has been some discussion on whether it was
Thanks for the response Sergio,
Is there anyway that kernel 2.6.25 can be put into the repositories for
usage and testing and then possible release as an update during Hardy's
last period? This problem is serious and having the basis for a flexible
update system and a large group of people
I noticed Fix Released at the top of this page. What exactly is the
fix, and by the looks of things its released for Intrepid and not Hardy.
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This solved my freezes too. I have Acer 5024 laptop and haven't had any
freezes after updating. I had only mouse moving, while I got these
freezes, although I was able to reboot with alt-sysrq-REISUB.
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I've been seeing lock-ups with similar symptoms, only the mouse moves
and nothing else but the one-finger salute will cure the problem. I'm
using the 2.6.24-19-generic kernel and I only use wireless with the
iwl4965.
These lock-ups appear to happen when I'm not doing anything. I walked
away
Just wanted to had my 2 pennies on the subject.
Back in the time of Edgy, I decided to buy a WiFi card. My choice went for the
RaLink RT61 chipset (it's an MSI card). I had to install manually the driver
for it, so it could work on Edgy. Then came Feisty and (if I recall properly)
right after
Ok, after the instructions of how to fix e1000 module and the instructions of
Jeremy Bar I can connect to the internet with the wired connection without any
lockups so far.
I haven't installed the -rt kernel neither have I done something else.
I think my problem is solved.
If something goes
@Wolfgang Glas:
what do you mean by Were's your bandwith bottleneck with wireless/wired
connection ?
My wired connection is 100Mbps and my wireless is 802.11g so theoretically is
54Mbps.
@Jeremy Bar:
I tried the solution found here
ON the way to the internet servers you connect to, there's supposedly
some kind of modem connection (DSL, UMTS etc...), which limits your
bandwidth. Such a bottleneck causes IP packet drops, evokes TCP/IP
retransmits and/or TCP packets arriving in the wrong order thus
stressing the TCP/IP stack.
Wolfgang,
Same issues here. I'm sure my problem is related to the intel ethernet
device (module e1000) under stress. My system is a ibm/lenovo x60s.
My sympton is instant system freeze when ethernet card is under stress. The
message from the NMI is:
NMI received for unknown reason a0 on CPU
Excuse the double post but there is a typo above.
The correct phrase is:
If I download a file from the internet or update-manager downloads a package
the system locks up and even Alt+SysReq+R+E+I+S+U+B can't help.
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Well I have a Toshiba Tecra A8-103 laptop with Intel Corporation 82573L Gigabit
Ethernet Controller network card.
My wireless adapter is Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network
Connection.
See attached file for hardware info.
I can reproduce the lockup when there is network traffic
have you tried this fix?
http://forums.opensuse.org/archives/sls-archives/suse-linux/hardware-
support/384758-network-fix-various-notebooks-intel-82573l.html
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My Laptop locks up with an UMTS dialup connection, another fellow of me
ha his laptop locking up on wired ethernet connected to a DSL modem.
Both lockups occur, when the upstream bandwith is saturated with many
TCP/IP-connections regardless from the locally used network interface.
We both do not
@ Jeremy Bar
Yes I tried but with no success :(
Also I tried the instructions found here
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/226906 but with no success
either :( :(
The lockup is related definitely with some error with the 82573L driver though
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Sorry - no.
I am thinking of trying Interpid-alpha sometime soon,
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On Sun, Aug 10, 2008 at 8:56 PM, Jeremy Bar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
have you tried this fix?
http://forums.opensuse.org/archives/sls-archives/suse-linux/hardware-
@ kpagan, after copying the newly build driver module e1000.ko in
/lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/net/e1000/
Did you re-build the initrd with the following?
sudo update-initramfs -u -k `uname -r`
You have to check that when you start the system, the correct module gets
loaded at boot
sounds alot like the bug 248591.
Jeremy Bar wrote:
It seems like I am experiencing similar issues as I describe in bug
253852.
Jeremy
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Sorry, I was too optimistic.
I am still experiencing the freeze on 2.6.24.20... only I had the first after
16 hours... one more after 8 more hours. This thing is subtle.
Sergio
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To all out knowledge, this bug may be most likely triggered by a slow,
saturated network, which supposedly produces IP packet drops and/or
triggers IP packets not arriving in sequence and hence need to reordered
by the kernel.
Examples for such setups are UMTS data cards or 2MBit/s DSL lines with
sounds alot like what I've got going on with my desktop [bug
248591]though my laptop works fineso dunno about the network
issue. Seems my desktop will have to go to windozzze since the support
for these lockups is nonexistent.
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I did not manage to test 2.6.24-20 as it's been pulled from the repo.
2.6.24-21 (2.6.24-21.41ubuntu1) produces the same freeze. I've managed
to crash it in about 5 minutes. One terminal and one epiphany windows
with a drupal-based site (with no flash).
2.6.24-21 also has the issue of getting
Hi, I do not want to say it too loud (yet!) since I only had 12 hours
testing, but 2.6.24-20 from the proposed updates seems to finally fix
the freeze issue for me.
Many, many thanks to who finally resolved this longstanding issue!!!
Sergio
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It seems like I am experiencing similar issues as I describe in bug
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Jeremy
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Thank goodness I finally found this bug! It has been frustrating trying to find
out what the heck is causing this.
I took out my wireless card (Atheros chipset - Netgear WG311T) and I'm just
using my wired ethernet for the time being to see if the bug is triggered.
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sergio - It could very well be the source of Tom's problem but there is
no way of knowing with such little information. Just because you see
lock-ups without wireless doesn't mean that other peoples lock-ups can't
be caused by their wireless. As already pointed out many times above,
the people
Chris Coulson wrote:
sergio - It could very well be the source of Tom's problem but there is
no way of knowing with such little information.
Chris, you are right. Indeed it could. But it wouldn't be good news. It
would mean that all of a sudden, after having had many kernels
performing stably
There was a PPA with Intrepid kernels built for Hardy
(https://edge.launchpad.net/~kernel-ppa/+archive) but the ones built for
Hardy have gone now. The original reporter (Elod) managed to test one
and reported that it fixed his problems
The problem with building a Hardy version of the Intrepid kernel is that
it has a build dependency on makedumpfile which does not exist in Hardy
main, only Intrepid main. I've uploaded a Hardy version of makedumpfile
to the kernel PPA, so as soon as it has built, the kernel that is in
DEPWAIT
This bug was originally reported for hardy.
Indeed it was reported on March 22 when hardy was not even shipped yet. At
that time development on intrepid was not even open.
How does it come that it is now tracked as an intrepid bug?
The fact that there is a fix available for intrepid does not
Using 2.6.22-14-generic, I suffer from similar 'random' freeze. This
seems to happen mostly (always?) when FireFox 3.0b5 is running.
I did follow the suggestions of:
Excessive disk I/O in Firefox 3b5
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4770985postcount=50)
Attached is ukbr.tar.gz having:
#
wackyiniraqi wrote:
Has anyone disabled their wireless card and seen if that fixes the
problem? I'm using an Atheros card.
I've just removed the madwifi drivers. With no LAN or WLAN, I've managed
to freeze the laptop.
It's not related to HW failures, it's a really strange Ubuntu policy,
Just to put it right, 2.6.18 (debian etch) is the last kerlenl, which
survives on our mildly loaded servers more than a few hours. All kernel
starting from 2.6.20 have locked up on our servers.
And yes, it's shame that such a kernel has made it into a LTS. Even more
bothering is the way,
I don't think they were aware of the problem when they released it and I
am sure they are trying to fix it. But this is the toughest type of bug
to fix, especially if you don't have a machine that reproduces.
Another problem is that this thread is somewhat closed because someone
set it as fix
I just realized it is tagged for release in Intrepid, that is why they
are ignoring this thread. They consider 2.6.25+ to be the solution and
it will be released with Intrepid, but Hardy is LTS!
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Sandair wrote:
I just realized it is tagged for release in Intrepid, that is why they
are ignoring this thread. They consider 2.6.25+ to be the solution and
it will be released with Intrepid, but Hardy is LTS!
Well... we've got the buggiest LTS so far (and it's only the 2nd in
line).
Surely,
Sandair wrote:
Another problem is that this thread is somewhat closed because someone
set it as fix released and they may not be looking at it much.
It's fixed because I've got a stable system with 2.6.25 from ...
proposed-upgrades I guess. It's considered fixed on the Dell C400, that
I
Elod is correct. It is marked as Fix Released for Intrepid because he
reports that the crash doesn't occur for kernel version 2.6.25 on his
machine. As he is the original reporter, then this means that his bug is
fixed in Intrepid. It won't be fixed for Hardy unless we can determine
exactly what
Note to others -- Ive tried the Ibex Kernel and the lockup issue
continues. So unless a different kernel version is going to be released
the new kernel does not seem to solve the problem for me!
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I have no wireless and having the lockups - In my opinion it's graphics
related problem.
2008/7/16 Elod VALKAI [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
wackyiniraqi wrote:
Has anyone disabled their wireless card and seen if that fixes the
problem? I'm using an Atheros card.
I've just removed the madwifi
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008, Wolfgang Glas wrote:
Just to put it right, 2.6.18 (debian etch) is the last kerlenl, which
survives on our mildly loaded servers more than a few hours. All kernel
starting from 2.6.20 have locked up on our servers.
And yes, it's shame that such a kernel has made it into
False alarm, uninstalling backport modules didn't solved the problem...
The laptop stood up for 10 days without locking up, but today did it
again... :(
This problem is driving me mad... I'm starting to think the only
possible cause for this problem is hardware failure, but this doesn't
fit as
OK, after all this mess, I skimmed through the 2.6.25 changelogs looking
for possible deadlock fixes.
The first commit that seems to be conistent with my own experience is:
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commitdiff;h=b000cd3707e7b25d76745f9c0e261c23d21fa578
I can say that I don't have kernel panics with 2.6.24-19, only those hiccups
that last for about 10 seconds.
2008/7/14 Wolfgang Glas [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
OK, after all this mess, I skimmed through the 2.6.25 changelogs looking
for possible deadlock fixes.
The first commit that seems to be
However, a lot of people experience the described system deadlock. May
there be a developer, who comments about the above mentioned kernel
patch
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commitdiff;h=b000cd3707e7b25d76745f9c0e261c23d21fa578
TIA,
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I was having these regular freezes, sometimes 3 or 4 time in a row and had to
force reboot every time.
Later on i noticed another freeze (this one reproducible) while connecting my
WM6 PPC to DUN --activesync... that was already reported.
The following thought came to mind: What if they are
I thought this might be a video card problem. I removed my Nvidia 6200
and put in a GeForce3 Ti200. The problem still persists...I tried
recovery mode last night and the comp froze while loading everything I
had to hard reset the computer about 12 times before I could finally get
it to load
I have since removed my Atheros wireless card and installed a broadcom
card.problem still persistsseems the desktop is gonna have to
use winDOZE for now
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same problems here...but only on my desktop...laptop working good.
Using wireless exclusively. other logs to follow
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some people on other forums have suggested that this is a compiz lock-
up. I do not believe that to be the case. As with the compiz lock-up
the mouse still works and people can ssh. with this lockup i'm getting
I have to hit reset or the power button on my tower. Sometimes I get
this lockup at
Does anyone here has backport-modules installed? I was having a hard
freeze (with no output, just the complete freeze) with disapeared after
uninstalling backport modules. My hardware is a core2duo laptop with ati
graphics (X1600) and intel iwl3945 wireless card. When someone sugested
that the
Sorry for posting so many times in a row.
But this time I have solved the freezes, in my case at least. What I did
was to create a redistributable bootable backup dvd with remastersys
in case I had to reinstall. Since I gutted the Hardy installation from
trying to fix the bug I used the backup
Hi!
Can you help me testing out this (ugly fix?). Out of pure curiosity I did:
echo 1 /proc/sys/vm/block_dump
but while trying to 'trace' the bug with dmesg (assuming it's I/O related) I
couldn't find anything. WHY? Because my Ubuntu Hardy stopped freezing! My
theory is that this command works
Ignore echo 1 /proc/sys/vm/block_dump, this only delayed the freeze.
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Managed to get some output with block_dump enabled. Very interesting.
Most interesting excerpts here, complete one attached. Note, the mouse
freeze is least relevant here.
[ 9499.124930] psmouse.c: GlidePoint at isa0060/serio1/input0 lost
synchronization, throwing 1 bytes away.
[ 9500.058337]
2.6.24-19-generic
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Alex - Your issue doesn't even have the same symptom as those reported
here, so unless you report a separate bug report, your issue will not
get resolved.
As per
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/204996/comments/192,
will people who are still experiencing this problem and
Update for any kernel dev following this thread. I have the same
hardware as the original poster (Dell C400, 512MB), possibly with a
different wireless card (but the freeze happens even with a wired
connection). And 2.6.24-19 still does not fix it.
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I'm having the same problem on a Sony PCG-Z600LEK. I cant even boot. I
seem to recall being able to use 7.10 fine, but the message was always
flooding the message log (and using the tty was impossible). I cannot
install 8.4 - it hangs on the boot screen for a while, then drops to tty
and floods it
I have kernel 2.6.24-19 also and this bug continues to be terrible. I
get lockups and freezes even if I'm not doing anything on my laptop. I
can step away and come back and my screen is frozen as well as my
harddrive. The harddrive activity indicator always remains stuck lit
during a freeze
I think it's now well-established that the lockups/freezes in Hardy are
being produced by a wide variety of situations. The only times I get
lockups without using RT61 wireless are during gameplay with WINE.
Chainz wrote:
It must be something with graphics and most probably OpenGL.
First
It must be something with graphics and most probably OpenGL.
First Screensaver... And now I found another way to reproduce the error:
I just start Blender and try to work in it, after about 30 seconds it hangs :'(
At the moment I have kernel: 2.6.24-19
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