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Sorry, I switched to a Mac.
On 13 Oct 2008, at 16:55, Pablo Castellano wrote:
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Ubuntu better. You reported this bug a while ago and there hasn't been
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for
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Same problem here. For me it seems to have gotten a lot worse since a
fresh install of gutsy. Didn't really have the problem with feisty
before, but now this happens very frequently (several times an hour). I
mostly see it in firefox, but other applications such as thunderbird,
eclipse,
Since upgrade to gutsy this problem did not come up any more.
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Same problem here. I've experienced said crashes since Feisty, but the
upgrade to Gutsy seems to have made it even worse. Applications that
crash most regularly in this manner are:
firefox
thunderbird
gnome-screensaver
liferea
In the last 3 hours, thunderbird has crashed 8 times, which is a new
I can confirm this behavior on my HP Compaq nx9000 laptop especially
when using firefox and/or thunderbird:
The application 'Gecko' lost its connection to the display :0.0;
most likely the X server was shut down or you killed/destroyed
the application.
This behavior has only emerged since two
hi there,
same problems here - thinkpad t42p laptop, ATI FireGL Mobility T2, kernel
2.6.21, xorg server, fglrx module, vmware.
i'm using debian unstable, so yes, i'm wrong here, but i think it's the same
problem.
not only firefox, but also gnome-panel, gnome-terminal, and rdesktop
lose their
Additional info: xtrace (= x connection tracer) did not reveal useful logging
information.
Fixing the frequency did not succeed either.
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hi all
i ' ve the same trouble , i think to happen randomly too , i try fix this bug
with a latest version from mozila but the bug still there
i can't fix this bug , and i hope somebody can soonmy system is a ubuntu
version well done on compaq presario f506la with nvidia chipset
Hey there,
me too, I've experienced this bug during the last few days. Seems to
happen randomly -- but only with Firefox. Whereas that is the only
Mozilla software I'm using, there's no Sunbird or Thunderbird or
anything installed here.
Is there anything I can do to collect information or help
The biggest problem of all is that it is very hard to pinpoint the
problem, as it seems that the xserver itself does not produce any error
at all when dropping the connection. Such an error could help identify
the circumstances when such a connection drop occcurs, but yet again
there is no error
I am using a Dell Latitude D505, i810 driver. The system was previously
breezy and this problems were not happening. The problem appeared after
upgrading from breezy to dapper.
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I forgot to mention, I'm using a Dell Inspiron 6400 notebook (with the
Intel GMA 950 integrated graphics, i810 driver). Does it happen only on
notebooks?
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I got dapper from a Breezy upgrade.
(hardware is a Dell 600 laptop, that is, an ATI Technologies, Inc.
Radeon R250 Lf [Radeon Mobility 9000 M9] based machine, but I doubt that
this matters).
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I can confirm this (on Dapper). This happens for me with a wide variety
of programs, mostly the panel and firefox.
It doesn't seem to be driver-specific, since I am using the ati driver,
not the i810.
Any way to debug this?
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Let's first see if there is something identical between our setups :
- How did you get your dapper ? Is it a fresh install ? Or an upgrade.
- What kind of hardware are you running ? Is it a laptop ? What are the
hardware details ?
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