In general the biggest causes of lockups are bad RAM, usb related issues
(ssb, ndiswrapper), or video drivers. Make sure you test each one of
these rigorously and include how you did so and the results of the test.
Rather then having several people continue to post that this issue still
isn't fixe
keithieopia wrote "Kernel 2.6.27-9 appears to fix this bug under
Ubuntu Intrepid"
Unfortunately it's not true.
Programs running: Open Office, vlc. Today no firefox.
Every symptom like in this case. I couldn't check system monitor because
everything stoped. No entries in log.
My kernel is 2.6
True. Thanks mate.
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While your issue sounds similar to my fixed issue, it's ultimately a
different problem. Under my issue, the system completely locked up
without warning or cause and could not be unfrozen... my problem was
with 99% certainty something buggy in the kernel and not related
specifically to ubuntu as it
Sorry for that but the problem still exists. But luckily I think i know
what causes this.
Running ubuntu 8.10 since yesterday. Kernel is 2.6.27-11.
Of course the lock-up was caused by Firefox3, when i tried to enter a
certain site. I managed to break the lockup by some barbaric methods. I
have a
that's great to hear, thanks!!!
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Kernel 2.6.27-9 appears to fix this bug under Ubuntu Intrepid, and I can
speculate that it's the same case for other Distros as well.
Downgrading to any of the 2.6.24 kernels brings this issue back, which
leads me to believe it was a kernel or module related and not any
specific package.
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I've heard from other bugs that downgrading the kernel to 2.6.24-16
stops the freezing for most, so I'm going to try that and see. Also, I'm
going to try the new Intrepid kernel to see if it stops the freezing
also.
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Not a duplicate of #133192, freezing occurred last night.
I ran Memtest for 32 hours on each computer, then before submitting the
bug, I ran it again for ~23. Since I ran it on all 3 computers and it
passed (and three separate computers are having the problem), it's
pretty much save to say it's no
How long did you run memtest for? I would run it for at _least_ 24 hours
before being somewhat confident that it was not a memory problem.
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This might be a duplicate of #133192, but let me run my computer for
another day to see if it still freezes up before marking it as a
duplicate.
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Not sure if I've fixed it, but at the very least slowed down the
frequency of lockups. A combination of these options in xorg.conf when
using the fglrx driver seem to help:
Option "VideoOverlay" "on"
Option "TexturedVideo" "on"
Option "AGPMode" "8"
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