That version has died long ago; no more supported
** Changed in: plymouth (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Invalid
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still getting this in oneiric live sessions
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Indeed, in all recent Oneiric daily-lives, this occurs when Try Ubuntu
without installing is selected from the text-based boot menu, but not
when that menu is bypassed and Try Ubuntu is selected in the graphical
ubiquity-dm dialog. Furthermore, after a complete installation is
carried out with
I have not reproduced this issue in 10.04 final release, but I know for
certain that the crashes in oneiric dailies is a different bug. The bug
there is that lightdm, the new DM being introduced in oneiric as
default, does not integrate properly with plymouth. A new bug should be
filed against
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I have a persistent stick, I'll see if uninstalling lightdm and using
gdm instead is possible.
I'll try to initiate a crash on the ubiquity approach.
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The information I had posted here was based on Timo Aaltonen
(https://launchpad.net/~tjaalton) having marked bug 798509 as a
duplicate of this bug. Since bug 798509 is about the Oneiric-specific
issue where X terminates when 2 (on the alphanumeric portion of the
keyboard) or enter (either enter
@petrj: I'm pretty sure that the interaction with your PHP service is a
coincidence. I believe this is a race condition, so changing random
things to arrange for more or fewer processes to be running could easily
perturb the behaviour. This behaviour of X happens when the terminal X
is running
** Changed in: plymouth (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired = New
** Changed in: plymouth (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Triaged
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[Expired for plymouth (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
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I found the reason of this bug. I wrote PHP cli service that is starting
during boot. ( by update.rc .php defaults ). When I remove this
service, booting is OK. I think that the problem is in PHP echo
function, but I'm not sure.
ironyThank you for your help, community /irony
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Can you provide a copy of this service so that we can try to reproduce
the error?
ironyThank you for your help, community /irony
... Did you expect us to be able to debug this issue without knowing
anything about this init script no one else has that triggers it?
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I attached example of PHP service that evokes the restart error.
First file exemplary_service is startup script from /etc/init.d/.
Second file exemplary_service.php is PHP cli script from /var/www/
Service was installed by update-rc.d exemplary_service.
I installed exactly the same service to
I installed Lucid Lynx to another partition on my HD and I've found that X
server is not restarting after ENTER or 2.
Then I installed Maverick Meerkat alpha 2 release and the same behaviour - no
restart after ENTER or 2.
(I tried also to replace plymouth package with the version from
Please fix it !
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Terrible bug please FIX
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Is it possible to use another version of plymouth package (older
version, backport or something similar) ? Or is there any way to change
boot process behaviour to avoid this bug ?
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I would appreciate some fix or workaround, please ! Am I alone who is
affected with this bug ?
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On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 10:05:16AM -, petrj wrote:
I would appreciate some fix or workaround, please ! Am I alone who is
affected with this bug ?
It really appears that you are. There were bugs about this much earlier in
the development cycle that affected a huge number of our developers,
I completly removed kdm and replaced with gdm. Still the same crash.
When I pressed enter at the gdm login screen, X crashed and restarted.
(I set up autologin in kdm, so the crash appears not in login screen but
in the kde desktop).
Plymouth-debug.log created while starting with gdm is in
Thanks. Can you try installing the gdm package, and checking whether
the problem is reproducible with gdm instead of kdm? This may be a bug
in the integration between kdm and plymouth.
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Thank you for you time, Steve,
I've tried to reboot almost 10 times and I've found that when I boot with 'ro
plymouth:debug', very often X doesn't start, (attachment
plymouth-debug.log.failedstart'). Sometimes X starts, with no crash after
enter or 2 (attachment plymouth-debug.log.ok)
When I
plymouth-debug.log.ok
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Status: New = Incomplete
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: plymouth
- I have installed Lucid Lynx final release (system is fully updated right
- now) and this bug persists :-( Whenever I boot and press Enter or 2
- X crashes and restart, It's annoying !
+ This bug looks like the bug #532047 in beta-1. I
** Summary changed:
- bug #532047 persists in Lucid Lynx Final Release (X crash after enter or 2))
+ X crashes after pressing enter or 2 in 10.04 final release
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