If I remember correctly, by now, those patches(included here) are no
longer necessary (for the grub git version) because they are included in
the (grub git)repository.
I'm not sure how relevant this is for ubuntu, sorry.
(I did a quick check and I am definitely not applying those patches
There's a module that takes care of this but requires recompiling vlc I guess:
https://github.com/jjk-jacky/abs/blob/726bba27c787339f331ae92380119281f20f4ff6/vlc-jjk/0001-Add-dpms-module-to-switch-it-off-while-playing.patch
(requires disabling screensaver and power management in Preferences,
Thanks Olivier, I'll investigate further.
The thing is, it only terminated when this message happened:
XError: RenderBadPicture (invalid Picture parameter)
== XID 0x5f, Request 139, Error 143 ==
DBG[main.c:701] main(): xfwm4 terminated
When it doesn't terminate, there's no RenderBadPicture in
Thanks Olivier, I'll investigate further.
The thing is, it only terminated when this message happened:
XError: RenderBadPicture (invalid Picture parameter)
== XID 0x5f, Request 139, Error 143 ==
DBG[main.c:701] main(): xfwm4 terminated
When it doesn't terminate, there's no RenderBadPicture in
OP said here: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=90001#c5
This is RAM issue I have mixed 2x4GB Hynix CL 11-11-11-28 and Geil 8GB CL
10-10-10-28. After remove Geil RAM this problem disappear.
And as far as I am concerned (see my #44 comment above) I fixed mine (besides
it was in Gentoo)
ok, I can't add more than one file
** Patch added: invalid segment fix
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/1420584/+attachment/4318721/+files/fix_invalid_segment_due_to_array_out_of_range.patch
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if someone could forward these patches upstream, that'd be much appreciated
because I don't have an account on gnu.org (and they don't support tls v1.1,
only ssl3 and tls v1.0)
I haven't yet managed to boot with the lvmids but only from command line with
the labels, so I'll report back when
I've fixed my issue with lvmids mentioned above; it's specific only to
me because I was using a non-standard /boot directory (called /but )
which needed a change in grub2-mkconfig script.
Otherwise, grub is working ok with the above 2 patches. I've also sent
an email to one of the devs(from a git
He also reported it here: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=90001
Thanks for reporting it btw!
Confirmed to happen with kernel 3.19.0 (under Gentoo hardened+nomultilib guest
in virtualbox)
** Bug watch added: Linux Kernel Bug Tracker #90001
Sorry guys, for some reason I thought(wrongly!) this was the official place to
report grub bugs even though it clearly says Ubuntu. I've only tested this on
Gentoo though.
I can't find a way to close this bug. Anyway, sorry for the noise.
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This is an attempt to install grub2 on a system which has boot and root
partitions inside a LVM which in turn is all inside a LUKS container (details
below at the end).
Using grub git version (latest of today Feb 11th 2015, I don't know the commit
hash)
The relevant
Maybe I'm missing something(ubuntu specific?), but I can't believe no
one mentioned this simple obvious workaround yet (tested to work on
Gentoo with btrfs /boot on separate partition):
GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=false
in your /etc/default/grub
(must rerun Grub after this change, depending on your OS
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