Is anyone still affected by this issue? If so, have you tried the
wistron_btns module? If trying the wistron_btns module have you tested
the force module option?
On Hardy the acerhk module is in the linux-ubuntu-modules package, not
the regular kernel packages.
Please report:
uname -a
According to Hewlett Packard information, the ACPI FDTZ is actually the
*Fan Speed* as a percentage of maximum speed. This would explain why
Jesse is seeing high FDTZ values on resume coupled with fan noise.
I'd like to inspect the ACPI DSDT of the affected models. I've created a
shell script
Is anyone still experiencing this issue? If so, can you test it with a
Jaunty live-CD and report back.
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I've created a DKMS (Dynamic Kernel Module System) package for Intrepid
and Jaunty with a patch that *may* fix this issue - please install the
package, test, and report your findings and kern.log that covers the
suspend/resume period.
The packages are (currently building) in my PPA at:
On Sat, 2009-02-28 at 08:45 +, Fridtjof Busse wrote:
I agree that this is not a critical error, but nonethelesse a kernel
oops is not exactly a nice to have.
That was my point in mentioning TEST_SUSPEND_SECONDS. We are discussing
increasing the current 5-second limit to avoid these false
Please do a shutdown/restart, suspend/resume test. Assuming the resume
fails restart afresh and then attach /var/log/kern.log which should
capture more information than the dmesg logs from the original report.
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Thank-you Jacob. I'll mark the bug Invalid on the basis of we'll
never really know. If it recurs please re-open this bug and we'll try
again.
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This should sort that out, allowing a user to manually stop it using:
sudo /etc/init.d/stop-bootchart stop
diff -Nu /etc/init.d/stop-bootchart.orig /etc/init.d/stop-bootchart
--- /etc/init.d/stop-bootchart.orig 2009-02-17 11:26:22.0 +
+++ /etc/init.d/stop-bootchart 2009-02-28
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Can you try the work-arouns suggested in comment 8 ?
Add libata.force=nohrst to the kernel command-line while doing an
'ext4' test?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/343919
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It looks as if this issue is related to another USB speed issue,
although not caused by or solved by it - bug #296710 warning: ehci_hcd
loaded AFTER uhci_hcd and ohci_hcd
However, in this particular case it looks rather that the particular
system hardware is getting confused and may be related to
I'm re-opening this bug since it prevents the user abiding by the local
radio regulations and laws.
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Peter - oops: too many hyphen/switch characters (--)
It should be a single hyphen switch:
lspci -vvnn /tmp/reports/lspci-vvnn.log
As to an explanation, we might be able to deduce one once information
from various systems is in. In theory lsusb shouldn't make any different
since it is only
Peter, a a side project, I'd be interested to know if lsusb is opening
any files or devices for write access, or otherwise touching a
file/device in a way which changes its status.
If you can get the system into a state where the problem occurs and then
repeatedly run lsusb until it fixes it,
The problem here is that ipw2200 doesn't use the (new) the regulatory
domain configuration via cfg80211 and presents as a wired-style
interface.
Upon the initialization of the wireless core (cfg80211) a world
regulatory domain (highly restrictive) will be set as the central
regulatory domain. If
On Thu, 2009-03-19 at 21:43 +, Jaime Carpenter wrote:
I have found another solution for me that gives USB2 (480Mbps) every
time without unloading the ehci_hcd module. This is not optimal, but
works:
* I plug in the Sansa Clip
* Sansa powers up and acts like it connects
* Hardy does
Actually I think there's a wider issue here - modprobe failing due to
unsupported module options provided by configuration, kernel or modprobe
command-lines.
I can envisage other scenarios where a change in the kernel build
configuration removes the availability of a module parameter and causes
Something else occured to me about this. When this happens is the USB
device connected to the port whilst the BIOS is POSTing?
For PCs who's BIOS support boot from USB this might/would trigger the
BIOS into initialising at least one USB host controller which would
claim the external port(s). It
Public bug reported:
I can reliably reproduce a total system lock-up (no response to SysReq
keys) when-ever the module is removed. It occurs about 3 seconds after
the removal has completed whilst the notification of removal is still
on-screen.
sudo modprobe -r iwl3945
sudo modprobe iwl3945
Can you reproduce the lock-up described in bug #345710 modprobe -r
iwl3945 causes total system freeze ?
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Can you reproduce the lock-up described in bug #345710 modprobe -r
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Ahh yes, too many bugs in the bug database... let's try again!
bug #254668 pausing during boot (several issues)
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I've successfully back-ported the upstream commit to Jaunty, built and
booted it. Because my systems don't exhibit this issue I'm going to pass
the hard work of building some test kernels over to Stefan tomorrow.
Once he's built and published them hopefully we can get some test
reports as to
Quentin, any news on this?
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-managed mini-PCI adaptors and neither has a problem
with Jaunty.
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Wireless (ipw2200) does not work after waking up from sleep(without manually
Tomas. I've looked at the provided logs and the kernel source-code
involved.
The logs show that the PC (I assume this is still the Prestigio 157?)
doesn't provide a radio frequency kill switch using the usual HAL
(hardware abstraction layer) identity. Here's an example of what I'd
expect to see
me what kind of switch it is?
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kernel bug corrupts filesystem on heavy parallel I/O
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David, thank-you for that revelation.
That indicates that the Bluetooth device-driver might not be doing
everything it should when handling the PM suspend event, or it might be
that the hardware is doing something unexpected that is probably handled
as a quirk in Windows drivers (I assume the
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I found this LKML commentary from 2003. I think the general idea still
applies so I'll add it as reference material:
One way to cause an intermittent NMI is by having power management enabled
with devices that don't support it. They see the world caving in when power
goes away and sometimes
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The acerhk driver should be modified by its maintainer to implement the
rfkill API (see Documentation/rfkill.txt). With that implementation the
power management (PM) system will ensure the device state is set
correctly on resume.
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Options table contains duplicate OptionKey rows
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This has been patched upstream.
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On Fri, 2009-03-20 at 17:41 +, TomasHnyk wrote:
As for the type of switch, I am not sure what you mean. I think it is
unfortunately what you describe as momentary push-to-make type.
Yes, that is correct. The key thing about this kind of switch is the
'state' has to be maintained in
Wow! I never expected that! Things are looking promising :)
There now looks to be a work-around we could implement in user-space
when the system suspends and resumes. A simple shell script reads this
value on suspend and writes the same value back on resume.
That would be good since wireless
Try installing this power-management script and let me know how it goes.
I'm not completely happy with it since it doesn't try to ensure the
device it is probing and poking is the ipw2200/acerhk combination, but
lets see how it goes.
1. Download the script attachment
2. Copy to /etc/pm/sleep.d/
Philipp's original report says:
PM: suspend devices took 5.420 seconds
This means that the arbitrary 5-second boundary set in
TEST_SUSPEND_SECONDS is triggering what looks to be a false positive
report.
We're discussing increasing this value to avoid many of these false
positives.
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Quick confirmation I'm still working on this. Not had the time required
to study and re-work the other possible patches to fit this driver.
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suspend_test_finish+0x74/0x80()
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Your report appears to confirm that the Radio button on the PC is purely
a momentary press-to-make type... the state associated with it is held
by a system I/O device register and therefore lost when power is removed
from all but RAM on S3 suspend.
What a shame... that means we're back to the
...@redhat.com
Signed-off-by: Theodore Ts'o ty...@mit.edu
Committed via bug #346194
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On Fri, 2009-03-20 at 20:23 +, TomasHnyk wrote:
But how it comes that when I boot up the computer wifi works? Is it set
by bios, which is not used while resuming? So we need a driver that will
emulate this bios behaviour?
That's it precisely. For a cold-boot or return from hibernation the
Philip, did you test it with the current Ubuntu Jaunty alpha which is
also based on the 2.6.28 kernel?
The kernel version you report the issue against might not have had
support for the device(s) at the time 2.6.24 was developed.
Please attach two reports using:
sudo lspci -vvnn /tmp/report.txt
I've created a DKMS package containing the iwlwifi drivers (iwl3945.ko,
iwlcore.ko, iwlagn.ko) with debugging enabled. The package iwlwifi-
debug-dkms is available from my PPA for Jaunty.
After installation see the man-page (man iwlwifi) for instructions on
enabling and using debugging. The
On Sat, 2009-03-21 at 10:48 +, Scott James Remnant wrote:
It isn't trivial, it's extraordinarily expensive - we run modprobe
several hundred times during a normal boot, having to check the module
options against the module would add a significant penalty!
I've not been able to detect even
botp
lsub output does not represent what the kernel drivers handle. The names
of devices reported are taken from the file /var/lib/misc/usb.ids in the
usbutils package which might not have that information (see man lsusb).
When the device is connected look in /var/log/kern.log and you'll see
I'm still seeing the multiple-cursors effect. I had thought I'd posted a
bug report about it previously to this one but I can't find it now. That
might be because I'd put it down to an issue with the Nvidia drivers.
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With multiple X screens and Nvidia drivers moving the cursor from one
screen to another leaves a copy of the cursor image at the edge of the
screen the cursor leaves.
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I've opened a new bug # 346579 Cursor image left behind with multiple X
screens
I realised also this bug is probably assigned to the wrong package so
correcting that.
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Sorry Bryce, I missed replying to this since I think I attached the
requested the requested to another report involving a similar issue.
The issue is still occuring - the regular (Bluetooth) mouse controls the
cursor fine with the exception of leaving a copy of the cursor on the
monitor it move
Miguel, you'll need to provide more information.
1. Are any USB devices connected during power-up?
2. Create a series of reports:
sudo -i
mkdir /tmp/report
uname -a /tmp/report/system.log
lsb_release -a /tmp/report/system.log
lspci -vvnn /tmp/report/lspci-vvnn.log
lsub -v /tmp/report/lsusb-v.log
On Sat, 2009-03-21 at 12:55 +, Scott James Remnant wrote:
I think this is dangerous - for example what if the option was to
correct a security issue? Dropping the option would expose the hole
again, you want the module load to fail and somebody to resolve the
issue.
I see the point but
Public bug reported:
Two previous bug reports have been trying to solve the issue of losing
the state of the RF Kill switch after suspend/resume on a Prestigio
157 laptop that uses a wireless button (not a switch) and relies on the
system to save the button state whilst the device is suspended.
I've opened a new bug report to address your suggestion: bug #346586
wistron_btns: Implement RF-Kill support for some Acer and no-name
systems
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/53310
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Marking this as 'Won't Fix since the issue isn't caused by the ipw2200
driver.
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On Sun, 2009-03-22 at 02:47 +, wordsmyth wrote:
I've followed these postings with interest, astounded by the trials and
tribulations some users have to wade through to get their connection up
and running again - no wonder so many newbies flee Linux in confusion!
If they do it is probably
Confirmed here too. I've been seeing this with VLC since the start of
the Jaunty development cycle but as I rarely use it didn't bother about
it. I then found that Skype suffered the same problem. I tried using
qtconfig-qt4 and it suffered the same.
Originally I thought this was a font-file or
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Looking at the changes between v2.6.21 and v2.6.27 I see this. It may
explain why v2.6.21 works and Intrepid (v2.6.27) doesn't:
git log --pretty=format:%h %ci %s v2.6.21..v2.6.27 -- fs/partitions/msdos.c
0607fd0 2008-04-28 08:58:47 -0700 fat: detect media without partition table
correctly
When the USB drivers are dynamically loaded modules as they are in Hardy
8.04 and Intrepid 8.10 the load order can be controlled in the initial
RAM-disk image (initrd) by listing module names in the required load
order in /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and then rebuilding the initrd
images stored in
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I was checking that orca was installed in Xubuntu for a user that relies
on it but currently uses Ubuntu/Gnome and is considering switching to
Xubuntu. I found that it fails to start.
$ apt-cache policy gnome-orca
gnome-orca:
Installed:
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if this is a conflict there is a work-around you can add to
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libata.noacpi=1
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Proposing to increase TEST_SUSPEND_SECONDS to 12 to avoid false
positives based on analysis of all bug reports that have log attachments
with non-failure resume times over 5 seconds. Bugs with such logs are
tagged test-suspend-seconds:
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Tomas, can you attach the result of running the attached script which
will collect the system's dmidecode and ACPI DSDT?
sudo collect-dmi-dsdt
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Do you know which key-code is reported for the WiFi button? According to
the driver...
/*
* If your machine is not here (which is currently rather likely), please send
* a list of buttons and their key codes (reported when loading this module
* with force=1) and the output of dmidecode to
-preferences/tracker-configuration.c
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debdiff for Hardy
tracker (0.6.6-0ubuntu3.8.04.3) hardy-proposed; urgency=low
* Fix incorrect spelling of Divisions in configuration file (LP:
#324227)
-- TJ ubu...@tjworld.net Mon, 02 Feb 2009 08:00:00 +
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Affects: Hardy Intrepid Jaunty
Whilst working on other bugs I discovered that the Options table can
accept multiple entries for the same OptionKey.
I've reported it upstream and, if they resolve it, will create a patch
based on their fix.
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Affects Hardy Intrepid Jaunty
When a trackerd process is running, and is re-indexing Evolution IMAP4
email headers (maybe other scenarios too) in
src/trackerd/tracker-email-evolution.c::check_summary_file()
sending a SIGINT to the process
);
g_free (str_uid);
}
The problem is, where there are a *large* number of existing headers the
scanning can take 1/2 hour or more. In the example case:
$ pwd
/home/tj/.evolution/mail/imap/tjworld@pella/folders/Subscribed
Lists/subfolders/video4linux
ls *.HEADER | wc
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 239391 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/239391
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 239391
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/199268
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Working up a patch to deal with this. It is related to bug #239391
trackerd uses 100% cpu
** Changed in: tracker (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = TJ (intuitivenipple)
Status: New = Confirmed
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trackerd ingores SIGINT when scanning Evolution email for junk
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the problem is that the table was not created with a
PRIMARY KEY.
** Changed in: tracker (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = TJ (intuitivenipple)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Options table contains duplicate OptionKey rows
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/324364
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21894955/tracker_0.6.6-2ubuntu3.debdiff
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Configuration file mis-spells Divisions as Dvisions
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/324227
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21900308/tracker_0.6.6-2ubuntu3.debdiff
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Incorrect parameter order for SetOption
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/324300
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Note: this will need an additional patch to fix-up the existing
configuration file when each user's trackerd runs. I'll post additional
patches later once I've finished liasing with upstream (trunk is now an
entirely re-written code-base and they aren't doing fixes to 0.6.6)
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Configuration
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: tracker
Affects: Gutsy Hardy Intrepid Jaunty
The sqlite stored procedure defined in data/sqlite-stored-procs.sql
SetOption REPLACE into Options (OptionKey, OptionValue) values (?,?);
is incorrectly called from src/trackerd/tracker-db-
** Attachment added: Intrepid debdiff
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21900303/tracker_0.6.6-1ubuntu5.2.debdiff
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Incorrect parameter order for SetOption
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/324300
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