Sorry, this is not fixed for me.
On startup / reboot:
- For a long time I see no panels at all. The full-screen windows are resized
in a way that they leave space for the panels, but the panels themselves are
just transparent bars showing the desktop image.
- After this long time of waiting, I
And my system is:
Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
Gnome version 2.30.2
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Closing since no one has given any update to bug in last 2 months.
Please re-open if you still see this issue although filing a new bug report
using ubuntu-bug gnome-panel would give latest info on your system.
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I still cant reproduce this any longer on Maverick and before i took
apart my Lucid box it was working.
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I still see this intermittently - every 3 or 4 logins roughly,
irrespective of whether the login is after a boot. This has persisted
over multiple installs (9.10 and 10.04, both x86-64). These were clean
installs, not upgrades, with no configuration files copied, either user
or system (except
run dpkg -S GNOME_PilotApplet.server and it will tell you what binary
you need to reinstall
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to be clear you want to reinstall gnome-pilot and libnm-util1 to start
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I reinstalled those ones and additionally libgnome2 and tomboy. The config
files are now ok and there is less syslog messages. Unfortunately the clock
applet still fails.
On 8 June 2010 15:32, Sebastien Bacher seb...@ubuntu.com wrote:
to be clear you want to reinstall gnome-pilot and
it would be weird that the update triggers that issue, could you add
your .xsessions-errors to the bug?
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/49835846/.xsession-errors
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I don't get the segfaults into syslog any more, even though I copied
back the buggy empty GNOME_* files. The gdm-* and gnome-* logwrites are
the only ones that look even remotely related to the panel issue - or
maybe not?
** Attachment added: Risto's syslog with buggy
the new comments indicate rather a local corruption, libnm-util.so.1 and
GNOME_PilotApplet.server seem broken, you should check your box and
reinstall the binaries having those files to start
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Ok! I reinstalled gnome-panel already but it did not fix the
GNOME_PilotApplet.server config file. The libnm-util I did not check. How
can I get the clean distribution version of those?
Risto
On 7 June 2010 23:54, Sebastien Bacher seb...@ubuntu.com wrote:
the new comments indicate rather
Does restarting the panel by hand?
1. Hit ctrl+alt+F1
2. Log in
3. Type killall gnome-panel
4. Hit ctrl+alt+F7
5. See if you get errors this time
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Hi John!
Yes, the clock applet is still problematic. I managed to improve it a bit
and will update the bug report soon to make it available to others as well.
Risto
On 3 June 2010 23:25, John Vivirito gnomefr...@gmail.com wrote:
Does restarting the panel by hand?
1. Hit ctrl+alt+F1
2.
Installing gnome-panel (1:2.30.0-0ubuntu2) below seemed to solve most
of the issues. The clock applet still gives the error message even
after the killall trick.
Additionally I found out several GNOME_*.server files with dummy content. The
following files were full of 0xFF (possibly due to
Btw, where can I download correct gnome_* files to replace the broken
ones?
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Sorry, I gave totally incorrect file list. The broken ones are:
GNOME_Moniker_std.server
GNOME_PilotApplet.server
GNOME_Pilot_Daemon.server
GNOME_TomboyApplet.server
Could the segfault below be the root cause of the problem? Fixing it
might make the behavior a lot more
The gnome-panel always gives several error windows when starting:
The panel encountered a problem while loading
OAFIID:GNOME_FastUserSwitchApplet.
Additionally I get the same message for:
ClockApplet, IndicatorApplet, NotificationAreaApplet,
WorkspaceSwitcherApplet, Panel_ThrashApplet,
Parse errors, segfault in syslog.
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I did miss understand the comment by Bernhard.
This is a race condition as pointed out by someone
above at least from what i am getting from posts.
The one thing i am having an issue is that Karmic
sees it sounds like it is not a reliable bug(comes
and goes)
OK please with yay or nay answers can
I'm not using lucid, but I'm not even sure that Bernhard is talking
about the same bug as most of us. The problem is about applets not
loading, not about the weather applet not updating.
Anyway, since this bug comes and goes, and nobody knows what's causing
it, closing it because of one report
Yes, I was posting this because I was asking for more feedback. I'm
merely talking about the weather applet which updates more reliably
since a couple of days ago. But I guess my bug is rather bug 337629. If
people are still affected by this bug, then they should reopen. Sorry
about the confusion.
Changing back to confirmed because closing was due to
misunderstanding.
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The weather applet is now updating reliably in my latest lucid. There
must have been a fix about a week ago. Anybody else can confirm?
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It recently happens to me mostly after reboot, so I guess it's because
the network isn't connected in the beginning. killall gnome-panel
usually fixes the problem.
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Maybe I have a related bug ? (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/gnome-panel/+bug/555878)
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Please file a bug on your issue so we can figure out where it belongs, at this
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Oh wait you already did. sorry about that i miss read your comment
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Notice that there already is bug 337629 about the weather applet not
updating.
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I get this pretty badly with latest lucid, especially the weather in
date and time does not update. Actually the weather icon completely
vanishes and never comes back.
23:39 % killall gnome-panel ~
23:41 % lsb_release -a
Is anyone seeing this bug still? If so please comment and run the following
command and post the output here:
lsb_release -a
uname -a
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It happened to me yesterday.
LSB Version:
On 03/24/2010 12:37 PM, Noam Yorav-Raphael wrote:
It happened to me yesterday.
LSB Version:
This bug seems very similar to 474495 and a few others that I've seen
but am now having difficulty tracking down.
I'm new to ubuntu and have been trying it out on netbook (dell mini 9) -
9.04 worked great but upgrade to 9.10 produced this bug (all sorts of
applets, I don't use weather) and often
I have the same bug, only there is nothing on my panel. I use the
weather applets, typing notification and mail monitor, but I used them
for several ubuntus now. Before karmic I never had this problem.
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Well, I can confirm you that in Karmic it's not fixed at all.
Additionally, this is a bug that many users can experience without being
able to easily reach the relevant launchpad bug entry. I myself tried
several times to google for it, and only today I managed to land here.
Ah, I have two PCs
Can anyone confirmed if it has been fixed in Karmic or Lucid?
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I can say by personal experience that It has not been fixed in Karmic.
Since it isn't clear what causes this problem, the fact that it doesn't
reveal itself for someone on Lucid doesn't necessarily mean that it was
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Noam, I never said it was fixed for everyone or anyone other than
myself, that would be the reason i asked for confirmation. The status
wasnt changed to fixed or anything else for the same reason
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On 12/20/09 14:37, Bob Huber wrote:
I have a fresh install of Karmic that I have been using since it came
out. I keep losing the weather applet (or parts of it) after reboot or
occasionally during a session. Panel applets in the notification area
(network speaker) occasionally double up (2 of
I have a fresh install of Karmic that I have been using since it came
out. I keep losing the weather applet (or parts of it) after reboot or
occasionally during a session. Panel applets in the notification area
(network speaker) occasionally double up (2 of them with 1
functional).A reboot will
This seems to have been fixed for me on Karmic and Lucid
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See also 474495 since result seems same. Panel does not load reliably. I
just booted 12 times before it loaded... 9.04 did not have this issue on
same machine...
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I have similar problem just after adding weather applet (on Karmic of
course)
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I started getting this problem shortly after upgrading to 9.10 from
9.04.
At first, logging off and then back on seemed to do the trick.
now, a killall gnome-panel is required to get it to work and, as
mentioned above, there seems to be some issue with the weather applet.
when the log on/off was
I have not had a chance to use PC as much due to personal issues. This boot it
worked fine. I removed alot of bluetooth stuff maybe a week ago same with
evolution and update-* I am leaving for a 3 month trip and may bring this box
with me to test.
I am on Lucid and i am not fully updated but i
I should add that I don't get this problem as frequently after I
disabled a bunch of start up applets including the UbuntuOne client, the
bluetooth applet, jockey, Evolution Alarm notifier, Gnome Login Sound,
Print Que Applet, Remote Desktop, Screensaver, Update Notifier, User
Folders Update,
to reply to the comment gnome-panel didn't change a lot for several
cycles so this bug you refuse to install karmic on is probably there in
any GNOME distribution shipped in the recent years, nobody denies there
is an issue but we get hundred of bugs a day and have ressources to look
only to high
On 11/01/2009 07:05 PM, nikob wrote:
After searching a bit here on launchpad, i found this bug. It happens that i
have a similar problem.
i upgraded to karmic today and the gnome-panel is just grey without any icon
or label on it, and this after fresh startup and login!!!
very surprised, i
After searching a bit here on launchpad, i found this bug. It happens that i
have a similar problem.
i upgraded to karmic today and the gnome-panel is just grey without any icon or
label on it, and this after fresh startup and login!!!
very surprised, i when to tty and restarted X. then
I just did a fresh install, and I'm still getting the errors just after
Xsplash changes to Gnome (I completely wiped the hard drive and re-
partitioned from scratch). This time I'm not running UNR, I'm running
vanilla Ubuntu Desktop. I did not copy over any configuration files
(except my
No I'm not running remix.
Butting head with Seb was not the intent. Since release is right around the
corner (next week i think) this is something that needs to be fixed and at this
point in release only Important bugs are looked at to be fixed and for me
dropping to a TTY to restart
The alsa bug is not caused by this bug.
logging out than logging in with new user makes it load fine.
I cant find setting to make login screen show up once i do i can check new user
on reboot.
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Making a new user and rebooting/restart into the new user does not see
this bug. Is there a config option to look for. logging in and out after
running killall gnome-panel from TTY works on both users.
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After testing some more the problem in not in new user account however
if i log out and log into my normal account it doesnt load i have to
still killall gnome-panel for it to show up
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The bug is not a blocker since only a few users get it and it's likely a
local configuration issue rather than a bug
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Seb its not local since the otnly changes i made were adding 2 weather
applets and turning update* off. If you can provide a test case on how
to check this problem than i have to say its high priority. The problem
with it being local is more than one person gets this bug and its not
likely we have
or at least what files we can post that will help you see the problem.
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Someone getting this bug should do a fresh install to see if the problem
persists. It seems to me to be some kind of race condition. It also
takes me an extremely long time to boot. I'm running Ubuntu Netbook
Remix - are you? If you do a fresh install and still have the problem,
then it isn't
no need to nominate this for Karmic. IMHO this is a blocker to release
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I would certainly agree, but right now this bug has a low priority which
means it isn't currently an official blocker. It should have at least a
Medium priority, but I can't change it. I want it to get noticed by the
Release Team.
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