I still have minor bugs with the current -rt kernel and ATI catalyst driver:
- I have to inactivate network if I don't want to have x-runs during a
session,
- Some times, desktop effects generate x-runs too.
- Last, the workstation don't power off itself after system shutdown, I
have to
After this morning's updates (24/10), both kernels 2.6.31-9-rt and
2.6.31-14-generic seem to be working on Ubuntustudio 9.10 beta.
Yesterdag 23/10 the kernel 2.6.31-9-rt was still freezing, so last night
something got fixed. Thanks.
Keep fingers crossed.
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Afrer installing Ubuntustudio 9.10-RC, the problem with kernel
2.6.31-9-rt persists; system stalls when network is accessed (Firefox,
System update, freedb access...).
With nosmp option, everything is fine and all network access is OK.
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To the opposite of ebrjvd, but confirming what ttoine experienced, the
issue seems completely solved for me. (See previous comments, I clearly
had the issue in jaunty).
My machine is alive and running since 3 days, did multiple recording
sessions on it, downloaded tons of data, reproduced what
I can confirm that the bug still persists in Beta Karmic Ubuntustudio
9.10 with kernel 2.6.31-9-rt using dual core AMD64.
With the old trick nosmp acpi=off it works however, so this issue is
still unsolved.
Jos
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Alessio,
I confirm, it is OK for me on Karmic Beta linux-rt kernel.
Toine
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puppet,
Thank you for have tested this bug against Karmic!
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Antoine,
As original reporter can you confirm that this bug is fixed?
Thanks!
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I'm testing the beta version of Karmik Koala and this bug seems to be
solved.
Thanks for your job guys!
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This bug affects me, in the 32bit version of Ubuntu Studio. Haven't
tried 64bit. I have a Realtek RTL8111/8168B PCI Express Gigabit
Ethernet Controller.
I'm too confused by kernel compilation to risk compiling my own.
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I can confirm that building a custom linux-2.6.29.6-rt23 kernel on my
machine solves the freezing problem caused by mcp55 and forcedeth.
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This may be related to bug #366352.
See my comment
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-rt/+bug/366352/comments/24 .
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I downloaded pkg sources for linux-2.6.28-11.42 and looked around rules,
control and other debian files. A bit overwhelming, I think my first
package should be something little and with no possible side-effects...
And kernel is not any of that. Sorry. With more time in my hands, maybe
I could try.
Does anyone know how to increase developers interest in this bug?
In the meantime... I've compiled a 2.6.29.4 kernel with rt16 patch with
a very similar configuration to the one Ubuntu uses in its -generic
kernel (but with rt activated, 1000Hz, etc). It was yesterday when I
installed it and it
Rafael,
Could you package this kernel ?
Toine
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I've never packaged anything at all... I was thinking I can try, and
probably it is not hard to copy pkg structure from a normal ubuntu
kernel... But somehow packaging a kernel seems to me a little over-
optimistic. I used make-kpg to build a binary .deb, thats all.
I'll research a little. I
same problem with almost the same hw configuration. The standard 64 bits
kernel works fine, but the rt doesn't.
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uh... and I confirm that the CPU seems to work much more with the rt
kernel than with the normal one.
Only for your info, i installed the std kernel only using apt-get
l...@puppet:~$ sudo apt-get install linux
;-D
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I also experience the same here. I own an AMD 64 X2, the ethernet
adapter is the one on my motherboard (nVidia nForce 10/100).
I'm running ubuntu studio, which uses the rt kernel.
Whatever network operation I perform (copying files, browsing the web,
updating the system, etc) the system freezes
The update manager was also the first place where I noticed the freeze,
and in deed the progress bar was alive but not advancing and qjackctl
updated screen also (the RT blinking occasionally) but keyboard/mouse
input was lost.
Also tested later from command line with apt-get upgrade and it froze
I think this may be a duplicate of bug #364530.
I own a Core 2 Quad 6600, and I think I'm experiencing this issue.
I tried first with a Kubuntu Jaunty + nVidia binary (9800 GT) +
ubuntustudio-audio, getting a total freeze after entering the session.
If I just 'ifconfig ethX down' before entering
Adding my 'cat /proc/interrupts' bit. I'll mention both the previous
lspci and this attachment are from the generic kubuntu jaunty.
** Attachment added: interrupts.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26542680/interrupts.txt
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Reading my comments again I realize I didn't mention clearly I'm talking
about the -rt kernel. To make it clear:
Two Jaunty installations:
- Kubuntu + ubuntustudio + nvidia binary booted with -rt kernel freezed after
entering the session. The -rt kernel with nosmp works fine. The -rt kernel
My problem seems similar, but with different hardware.
When I use the internet, and especially if I try to download updates, my
PC will freeze. First the application seems to freeze, then within 15
seconds, the mouse will as well.
Athlon 64 x2
AMD 690 chipset on a Gigabyte MB
4 gigs ram
Both
I can confirm this also.
Tried with custom 2.6.29-rt in 64studio and stock ubuntu studio 9.04 rt
kernel, both hang with network activity at some point.
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