I still get the crashes and i'm fully updated.
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I also have these crashes with network-manager and they've been around
since i installed the beta. I doesn't happen all the time but when it
happens it's always at log in and it never seems to effect anything.
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Hm, nothing changed so far, yet, still happening, the error.
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Is it only me who is still crashing?
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Africanus,
I have never had a problem crashing.
However, I am still not able to connect to my network wirelessly. To work
around this, I moved the Dell Inspiron 1545n close enough to the router to
connect by wire. I realize that crashing is a much bigger problem.
Best wishes,
Alan
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still crashing ... 64 bit xfce - well managed - older dual core - nice
owner - good luck!
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have you patched all the recent updates? use sudo apt-get if the update
manager crash. if the desktop crash Ctrl+alt+F1 and login, then sudo
apt-get and follow necessary line if asked for dpkg, and then sudo
reboot
On Mon, 2009-10-12 at 09:01 +, Johan Ehnberg wrote:
I'm getting this on my
I'm getting this on my EEE PC 901. The wireless network doesn't work
when it happens. It seems random on which boot the error occurs.
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Just updated to the latest packages avail. Still the same issue here
(i386).
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After using Synaptic Package Manager to upgrade Ubuntu 9.10, Karmic Koala, at
18:30 GMT 10-Oct-09, the Restart resulted in the following error.
NetworkManager assert failure: ERROR:nm-device.c:2754:dispose: assertion
failed: (s_ip4).
That seems to mean this bug is not fixed.
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use apt-get for the meantime until you have finished updating to
current.
then try synaptic or update manager for future updates
On Sat, 2009-10-10 at 19:19 +, Alan Musnikow wrote:
After using Synaptic Package Manager to upgrade Ubuntu 9.10, Karmic Koala, at
18:30 GMT 10-Oct-09, the
Still happens on a recently updated (a couple of hours back) 64 bit
Gnome desktop, doesn't really bother me because the process - I guess -
restarts automatically, so I don't even notice a break in
communications, I keep sending duplicates so that you know it's not
fixed yet... Good Luck!
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from the latest updates this morning (gmt + 8) i have had not network
manager crashes and the wireless seemed to have been fixed (i can use
the button to turn it on or off). fyi.
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After another updates run today + reboot I do not see the crash anymore
- thx.
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Ran updates 5 minutes ago - Crash is reported, but do not notice any
problem but the crash report.
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the update manager crashed every time.. you can update and ugrade from
terminal:
sudo apt-get update
sudo atp-get upgrade
sudo dpkg --configure -a
sudo reboot
On Thu, 2009-10-08 at 22:11 +, James Bozman wrote:
Ran updates 5 minutes ago - Crash is reported, but do not notice any
problem
I have just installed latest updates and rebooted, tghen it crashed
again here.
So I can not confirm it's fixed.
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have you tried sudo apt-get update / upgrade instead of the update
manager gui?
On Wed, 2009-10-07 at 07:24 +, Tr wrote:
I have just installed latest updates and rebooted, tghen it crashed
again here.
So I can not confirm it's fixed.
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some mirrors are slow in synching. i am quite confident that this bug is
fixed now. if you still see crashes, please file a new bug.
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this bug was filed against 0.8~a~git.20090923t064445.b20cef2-0ubuntu1
... can you still reproduce this with all packages upgraded to latest?
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This was corrected immediately after another batch of updates on that
same day. But I will still monitor today if it still re-occur..
On Tue, 2009-10-06 at 23:38 +, Alexander Sack wrote:
this bug was filed against 0.8~a~git.20090923t064445.b20cef2-0ubuntu1
... can you still reproduce this
ok marking fixed for now. set back to confirmed when you still see this
with all up-to-date and after a fresh restart.
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Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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Ok, I can confirm that NM now works.
Tested with the last update and everything works as it should.
Changing to confirmed
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Same here but my network manager does not seem to memorize my settings
goes back to default values every time.
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Same here too my networkmanager felt in default again after each reboot.
Need after every boot to enable my settings.
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For me this bugs occurs whenever I try to specificed a IP instead of
using DHCP.
THe NM crash and dont save nothing, so it continues with DHCP, this is a
showstopper in large enterprises where it is not permited DHCP Servers
for security reasons.
The temporary solution is to complete remove NM
it may not be related but my wired connection is fine. the wireless just
refuses to turn on (via a button)
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Same here, just crashed on boot.
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...and again upon boot up. Am I alone with this now?
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Confirming. This happens on boot up for me too. The nm-applet icon is
not visible although the space where it should be remains reserved (but
empty). Network works regardless.
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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This happened in the background, and I had no idea that it happened
until I was about to log off of the system.
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Same bug and assertion message today.
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Not too sure how it happened again, I was removing alsamixer from Ubuntu
Software Centre and as the window closed after removing alsamixer apport
popped up.
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Just had the problem occur when opening a second instance of Firefox by
selecting line from Google search return. Some hesitation then the
browser popped up with the chosen page. Apport triggered identifying
this bug - ERROR:nm-device.c:2754:dispose: assertion failed: (s_ip4)
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I'm not sure if this is related, but it appears that the Sept 23rd updates [1]
caused my primary nic to stop functioning:
*-network
description: Ethernet interface
product: 82801BA/BAM/CA/CAM Ethernet Controller
vendor: Intel Corporation
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