suggest Jorrell, you run it from terminal to get any diag-info.
ie. start term
$ df -hi
$ killall rhythmbox
$ rhythmbox
copy & paste the output please. I was unable to duplicate error.
fyi: "df -hi" will check you've some free display space; -i shows
inodes.
if you don't want to cut/paste;
ok thanks Yan.
will have to re-read your prior attachments (bug reports) & look for something
else.
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Title:
No internet connection through
Question: What did you see when you ran 'sudo systemctl restart
NetworkManager' command?
Me, my x201 (thinkpad) has xubuntu-desktop + ubuntu-desktop + ubuntu-
mate-desktop installed
I tried command in terminal on each of mate|xfce|unity. On each I saw a short
delay; sometimes the panel
when it's "not working" can you ping (icmp echo request) your router?
"ping 192.168.1.1" (when using "paula" network)
if the answer is YES; you might want to try adding a "nameserver" to the
/etc/resolv.conf DNS lookup file when you've problems. eg. adding the line
"nameserver 8.8.8.8"
a comment in bugzilla.gnome noted your machine had changed bandwidth.
do you have problems with your wireless connection (paula) with other devices?
is it a crowded location (dorm/university or setting where lots of people use
wireless devices)?
is there any fridge(refrigerator), microwave oven
Thanks Yan
Your responses point towards a module (driver) problem (yes bug) to me,
and my 'dirty-workaround' won't help. I'll give it some thought and play
around with the wireless on my x201 & t43 (closest I have to your t460)
& see if I come up with anything. ps: today/tomorrow i'm unlikely
just assigned bug to me. Yan don't get your hopes up; I'm not a dev,
and won't be able to fix the problem, I just HOPE to come up with
something better for you.
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Yan: On 2016-06-27 you wrote
"After boot and after suspend, wireless doesn't work (most of the time.."
Can you please clarify?
ie. does NOT work (sometimes) after a suspend?
& after cold|re-boots, does it work all the time? or only sometimes?
re: my post #18; I was vague; command I was
this is a thought/hack only for consideration:
searching online: a debian[-testing] user had issues with a t460
(power-management or wake from suspend on battery; yes a different issue
to you; {stefon:2016-03-26}) which was fixed with a later 4.5 kernel.
the following is a link to install
thanks Yan
I saw both posts soon after post. #26 I suspected would fail unless
bad-install due hardware glitch or sunspot (flipping bits in ram) etc so was
expecting #27.
if I didn't get #27 you'd be getting commands to re-install your wifi modules.
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Title:
No internet connection through WLAN altho
Public bug reported:
UBUNTU-MATE or MATE (1.20.1)
// see also https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-panel/issues/303
rflbianco's comment may 10, 2018 (I opted not to comment there)
I have two monitors, one above & slightly to right of the primary one
(primary is bottom, and to left of one above
Public bug reported:
my box is 18.04 (was 17.10 installed; standard Ubuntu with MATE & XFCE
desktops added)
I sleep my XFCE (xubuntu) machine rather than turning it off at night.
Today as with yesterday morning, instead of getting the locker-screen
after hitting the power-button to wake my
** Description changed:
my box is 18.04 (was 17.10 installed; standard Ubuntu with MATE & XFCE
desktops added)
I sleep my XFCE (xubuntu) machine rather than turning it off at night.
Today as with yesterday morning, instead of getting the locker-screen
after hitting the
attached dmesg ( dmesg >~/dmesg_2018-05-22.txt )
this COULD be the key bit - unsure (thanks to well_laid_down in
#xubuntu)
[488956.180193] [drm:cypress_dpm_set_power_state [radeon]] *ERROR*
rv770_restrict_performance_levels_before_switch failed
[488957.778128] traps: light-locker[9579] trap
1) understood (I'd guessed that)
2) NO I didn't have the issues in 17.10/artful.
I didn't use xfce for 2-3 weeks post release-upgrade to 18.04/bionic
because I couldn't login (login loop xfce only). Your (4) "there could
have been some cruft left over from the upgrade" makes me happy; as it
Thanks Christopher (penalvch) for reply
1) update - sorry I can't accurately or reliably answer
2) crash-files - done, no bug report numbers were given
3) caffeine removed; I updated & rebooted.
some testing; no issue. re-installed caffeine & i wasn't asked for any
password after resume but
// from auth.log (29-may was last night, 30-may was wake of system
today)
May 30 09:54:56 d960-ubu2 gdm-password]: pam_unix(gdm-password:session):
session closed for user guiverc
May 30 09:54:59 d960-ubu2 dbus-daemon[1020]: [system] Rejected send message, 2
matched rules; type="method_call",
no crash report numbers
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The time of the Xorg crash file is ~correct for the crash that logged me
out (between 1st & 2nd line in my syslog snippet). I was using XFCE or
Xubuntu-session login (this issue only ever happened with XFCE/Xubuntu
but I can't guarantee it was XFCE the first in list & not Xubuntu-
session; they
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this morning's crash includes these reports (already uploaded)
-rw-r- 1 guiverc whoopsie 38M Jun 4 08:01 _usr_lib_xorg_Xorg.1000.crash
-rw-r- 1 guiverc whoopsie 48K Jun 4 08:01 _usr_bin_caffeine.1000.crash
-rw-r- 1 guiverc whoopsie 715K Jun 4 08:02
It's now quite a few sleep sessions since I `sudo apt remove light-
locker caffeine`
Start-Date: 2018-06-06 14:55:33
Commandline: apt remove caffeine light-locker
Requested-By: guiverc (1000)
Remove: light-locker-settings:amd64 (1.5.0-0ubuntu2), light-locker:amd64
(1.8.0-1ubuntu1),
** Summary changed:
- after waking from sleep i get text radeon error message then return login
screen
+ after waking from sleep i get text radeon error message then return login
screen (18.04 & 18.10)
** Description changed:
+ // this bug was reported for 18.04.
+ // I had just had it occur
guiverc@d960-ubu2:~$ sudo cat /var/lib/whoopsie/whoopsie-id
[sudo] password for guiverc:
ceaac5c412433432f0beca83292fc33804be2fdae3b13b7fc7185e6a52d5fd6941294dff354c0cc3a5000fce6202e51c04e867a10ca60bb60b3682028253f96e
guiverc@d960-ubu2:~$ sudo apt remove light-locker caffeine
Reading package
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Authenticating as: chris guiver,,, (guiverc)
Password:
polkit-agent-helper-1: error response to PolicyKit daemon:
GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.PolicyKit1.Error.Failed: No session for cookie
AUTHENTICATION FAILED ===
Error executing command as
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no bug/crash, just an annoyance; LUBUNTU 18.10
my test machines are a dell d610, and thinkpad t43 with low resolutions
(1024x768) screens.
when I open qterminal, and go to preferences, there is no
OK/CANCEL/APPLY buttons visible due to size of my screens. ideally the
today's crash
-rw-r- 1 guiverc whoopsie 20M Aug 1 08:28 _usr_lib_xorg_Xorg.1000.crash
// this has was reported (ubuntu-bug)
no caffeine or light-locker are installed
on screen I had 4 'repeats' but was able to look closer and not it's not
a message repeated, but it's part of `dmesg` log,
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guiverc@d960-ubu2:/var/crash$ ls -la
total 64408
drwxrwsrwt 3 rootwhoopsie 4096 Aug 1 08:32 .
drwxr-xr-x 15 rootroot 4096 Nov 16 2017 ..
drwxrwsr-x 2 guiverc whoopsie 4096 Jul 30 09:19 2018-05-22
-rw-r- 1 guiverc whoopsie70917 Jul 30 08:28
fyi: looking at the wiki,
/etc/gdm3/custom.conf now has Enable=true (it was commented out sorry)
"Reporting a crash in the stable release" may not apply, but I couldn't
find a problem_types (only mentioned this as I noted you were last wiki
editor; thank you!)
Thank you for link - appreciated.
Public bug reported:
Photo i took with digital camera I resized to 1920x1080 for screen
wallpaper, no issues.
I however wasn't happy with result (as wallpaper), so was playing with
different filters (from top of list down to bottom, undo after each) to
see if it created a better image & crash...
this is the journalctl-a (with all lines before last "-- Reboot --"
removed (so as to shrink file)
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** Description changed:
Noticed this early today; Ubuntu 18.04 laptop using `gpicview` to view
pictures (an LXDE/Lubuntu program I regularly use). The 'flip vertical'
& 'flip horizontal' icons are reversed.
Tested the same thing on 18.10 using XFCE;
1: load `gpicview` or a
Public bug reported:
Noticed this early today; Ubuntu 18.04 laptop using `gpicview` to view
pictures (an LXDE/Lubuntu program I regularly use). The 'flip vertical'
& 'flip horizontal' icons are reversed.
Tested the same thing on 18.10 using XFCE;
1: load `gpicview` or a program that uses the
I'm beginning to wonder if this is really a bug, or I just don't 'get'
(comprehend) what the icons for vertical & horizontal change are
supposed to represent (which could still be the bug?!).
Daniel changed the bug-affects to `gpicview`; so I thought I'll grab the
source & look.. My look was
I just clicked NM dialog on main screen on a daily image & noticed the
'connection info' & 'edit connections' boxes appear; xterm is not
installed, so the issue has been fixed I believe.
(it's possible its been fixed for days; and I just noticed; my current
daily image was downloaded about 18
** Description changed:
- i've listed it as relating to XTERM, but in my opinion the daily image
- needs XTERM, and it's missing..
+ i've listed it as relating to XTERM, because in my opinion the daily
+ image needs XTERM, and it's missing..
booting the x86 (32bit) daily image 2018-07-18,
just an FYI.
(I upgraded my main 16.04 LTS to 18.04 [July 6]) so this install was
bumped to 18.10 and thus I can no longer do any testing on it.
More importantly though, I've not had the issue occur since (not once on
18.10), nor have I seen it on the now 18.04 LTS release-upgraded system
(same
Public bug reported:
i've listed it as relating to XTERM, but in my opinion the daily image
needs XTERM, and it's missing..
booting the x86 (32bit) daily image 2018-07-18, and I couldn't access
"Edit Connections" or "Connection Information" in the bottom right
applet.
I compared to a 18.10
I bumped my box to 18.10 (development), and issue still occurs.
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Title:
ubuntu-MATE - top of windows disappear under panel
To manage
Public bug reported:
-- BACKGROUND info -- (ie. skip!)
I upgraded to 18.04 last night from 17.10 (Ubuntu with GNOME, but also XFCE &
MATE DEsktops were installed). I logged in last night & noticed nothing
unusual (slow login, crash & apport bug report made [duplicate]). Otherwise
upgrade
when i reboot, there are no glitches for a few minutes (maybe 2-4
minutes before it starts, long enough that I think its gone then its
there)
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i when first posting bug it wasn't reacting to keystrokes when typing
into chromium. it is this time :(
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maybe related are
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1702347
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1728390
I don't have issues when using 'gnome on wayland', but didn't notice the
issues on 17.10 (i usually login using mate or xfce).
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Title:
vertical graphic lines glitch (on
when I login with "xubuntu"; i'm getting glitch (about same width of
pixels; left of (my upper) monitor 2 in the same spot as under GNOME,
but it's static. The colors are varied, a mixture of black, grey-green-
white, brown, white, as if some of a prior wallpaper was left on the
monitor when my
** Description changed:
-
-- BACKGROUND info -- (ie. skip!)
I upgraded to 18.04 last night from 17.10 (Ubuntu with GNOME, but also XFCE &
MATE DEsktops were installed). I logged in last night & noticed nothing
unusual (slow login, crash & apport bug report made [duplicate]). Otherwise
Sorry Walter, I should have updated with info from
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1795092
the xubuntu 18.10 x86 has the same (or very similar) messages, but they
stop far sooner, and xubuntu drops to busybox/initramfs with an error.
I was asked by jsalisbury to do a test;
** Description changed:
summary - updated [my x86 system] ~5 mins ago, rebooted & apport-crash
again...
- Boot up looked normal, this is a test system installed a couple of days ago
(QA test; xubuntu 18.10 x86)
+ Boot up looked normal, this is a test system installed a couple of days ago
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prior comment without errors this time.
lximage-qt:
Installed: 0.7.0-2build2
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guiverc@dx6120-lu:/de2900/pictures$ apt-cache policy lximage-qt
lximage-qt:
Installed: 0.7.0-2build1
Candidate: 0.7.0-2build1
Version table:
*** 0.7.0-2build1 500
500 http://ftp.iinet.net.au/pub/ubuntu cosmic/universe i386 Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
I had my (installed) 18.10 system on dx6120 running (for testing
lximage-qt elsewhere) so decided to try that (instead of 'live').
After numerous suspends via term & gui, I've had no lost mouse-pointers!
18.10 does not have `light-locker` installed; however it is using
xscreensaver; which
sorry if this bit is spam, Alf Gaida (agaida) mentioned 'debian sid',
so I used lximage-qt on a debian box (my running DE - XFCE - so only
test of lximage-qt itself most likely)
guiverc@755-deb:~$ cd /de2900/pictures/
guiverc@755-deb:/de2900/pictures$ lximage-qt raspberry_pi_logo.png
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I've been testing the 'live' image & only just worked out why there were so
many app changes!
Sorry my mistake !
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with Xubuntu 18.10 (yes X) booted (installed image on dx6120); dist-
upgrade, 3x suspends using terminal & 3x suspends via menu with mouse-
pointer, then noticed I'd not logged out since upgrade. I logged out,
back in & repeat 3x suspends using term & 3x menu suspends and mouse-
pointer was there
Xubuntu 18.10 daily image, last resume from suspend took 59 seconds
before mouse-pointer returned. In this case I was mostly just watching
the clock (not waving it around; I started waving it around furiously at
56 seconds...)
Next resume was 20 secs - it appears to wake faster if you're more
Public bug reported:
Lubuntu 18.10 daily ISO (downloaded (11-oct-2018) x86 (32bit)
I can't execute the "Install LUbuntu 18.10" icon.
The thumb-drive was tested successfully earlier today (before d610 live test)
I've rebooted, and got the same result, and tried many times.
I can OPEN (opens in
I tried booting on thinkpad sl510 - same issue. i can't get icon to
execute (& start install)
lubuntu@lubuntu:~/Desktop$ file calamares.desktop
calamares.desktop: a /usr/bin/env xdg-open script, UTF-8 Unicode text executable
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re-ran test on thinkpad sl510 (c2d-t6\6570, 2gb, i915)
connected wifi, sudo apt update; looked at updates & saw gnome-software, so
dist-upgrade
then ran gnome-software from term & tried to install leafpad
same result as dx6120 (first tested system)
xubuntu@xubuntu:~$ gnome-software
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** Summary changed:
- xubuntu 18.10 daily (x86 live) - software cannot install leafpad
+ xubuntu 18.10 daily (x86 live & installed) - [gnome-]software cannot install
leafpad/gedit/software
** Description changed:
using the live earlier today I had this issue, I re-zsync'd cosmic daily
&
i won't upload lshw for d610 - i summarize in testing as
"dell latitude d610 (pentium m, 1gb, intel i915)"
& I can upload if useful
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** Description changed:
using the live earlier today I had this issue, I re-zsync'd cosmic daily
& re-wrote to thumb-drive, then re-tested - same issue.
load "software' at main menu; search for leafpad (chosen only because
it's small & I know name), then clicking install - it sits
I didn't see anything useful in `dmesg` ...
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booted dx6120 using recent QA install (/dev/sda2) of xubuntu 18.10
sudo apt update
sudo apt dist-upgrade
gnome-software// and tried to install gedit
guiverc@dx6120x2:~$ gnome-software
05:29:09:0346 Gs plugin appstream took 4.7 seconds to do setup
05:29:09:0393 Gs enabled plugins:
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using the live earlier today I had this issue, I re-zsync'd cosmic daily
& re-wrote to thumb-drive, then re-tested - same issue.
load "software' at main menu; search for leafpad (chosen only because
it's small & I know name), then clicking install - it sits awhile then
I didn't see anything useful in `dmesg` ...
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ran test in d610 (latitude d610, pentium m, single core, 1gb ram..)
steps:
today's daily xubuntu x86
sudo apt update;
sudo apt dist-upgrade
// gnome-software is updated in dist-upgrade
// this time I try leafpad but searched wallpapers, then gedit & tried to
install gedit
// crash
note:
** Description changed:
-- Background --
Testing the x86 (32bit) ISO image on various machines.
After zsync download, the thumb-drive is tested ("check disk for
defects") & passes; and worked fine on two systems today (dell d610 & hp
dx6120), however
-- Issue --
dell 755
I found a $HOME with 10gb space, so finally a virtual machine test
hp 8200 elite sff (i5-2400, 8gb, nvidia quadro 600)
host: Fedora 28 x86_64 4.18.14-200
virtual machine Type: Linux Version: Ubuntu (32 bit)
Virtual Box version: 5.2.18 r124319 (Qt5.11.1)
guiverc@hp-vb-8200:~$ screenfetch -n
SORRY
I just realized on october 5, I wrote the wrong (x86_64) ISO to the
thumb-drive, and installed x86_64 when I downloaded the x86..
Subsequently that test was useless..
I won't re-do it correctly; too late now - sorry again.
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guiverc@dx6120x2:~$ apt-cache policy gnome-software
gnome-software:
Installed: 3.30.2-0ubuntu7
Candidate: 3.30.2-0ubuntu7
Version table:
*** 3.30.2-0ubuntu7 500
500 http://ftp.iinet.net.au/pub/ubuntu cosmic-proposed/main i386
Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
ps: i opened all categories on first run [of gnome-software], it worked
like I believe it should (i use aptitude sorry). everything looked
correct, except it didn't return me to prompt requiring me to ^C
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I enabled -proposed on x86_64 box, upgraded and had same behavior using
3.30.2-0ubuntu7
I booted another partition [x86[ install on this dx6120 (different QA
test), update & upgraded software and it has "Installed:
Public bug reported:
Lubuntu 18.10 comes with neofetch, but I wanted the output of it for
pasting on a bug-report without ascii art, didn't easily see it in `man`
[page] so I just installed screenfetch. Noted it states I'm using LXDE
Really petty I know, but reviewers/bloggers may...
I suspect
Email popped up & I saw last two comments...
I booted dx6120 & a Lubuntu 18.10 test install;
sudo apt update
sudo apt full-upgrade
sudo apt install gnome-software (pulling in...)
gnome-software
searched & tried to install 'leafpad'
--- (copy from end of 'install gnome-software'..
Setting up
// term output for comment #16
// I noted a couple of extra lines when run with `sudo`..
guiverc@dx6120x2:~$ gnome-software
13:11:18:0825 Gs plugin appstream took 3.5 seconds to do setup
13:11:18:0857 Gs enabled plugins: desktop-categories, fwupd, os-release,
packagekit, packagekit-local,
I tried on my primary box (ubuntu 18.10 [x86_64] with xfce, lxqt & mate
desktops added; xfce my usual).
When `gnome-software` was run from [whisker] menu, I got a "Unable to
install ...: you do not have permission to install software" when trying
to install a font (leafpad & gedit were already
** Attachment added: "journalctl -a >journalctl"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1799881/+attachment/5205259/+files/journalctl
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install of lubuntu 18.04.1 (x86) over lubuntu 18.10 (x86_64)
something else install
/dev/sda6 / (no format)
/dev/sda7 /home (no format)
the /home was fedora, but / was formatted clean for 18.04 install for
test (but I installed wrong arch), it was then upgraded to 18.10.
Public bug reported:
Maybe refer to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/scowl/+bug/1801443
&
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/aspell-en/+bug/1801445
I was away (household chores) whilst an full-upgrade was being run, so
didn't see till after.
I'm using -proposed (see other url
I followed TEST instructions in description
I got exactly the same output
guiverc@dx6120lu:~$ sudo software-properties-qt
QStandardPaths: XDG_RUNTIME_DIR not set, defaulting to '/tmp/runtime-root'
QStandardPaths: XDG_RUNTIME_DIR not set, defaulting to '/tmp/runtime-root'
My ISP's mirror is reported
(https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors) as two hours behind
"iiNet http ftp rsync 1 Gbps Two hours behind"
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1801443
Public bug reported:
I can't provide much - I was doing household chores & was away. Attached
is $ `apt full-upgrade` output in case it's the cause of the 'crash'; it
was running when I left, and I was away and didn't see crash
machine is dx6120 in my QA-testing - dx6120mt(pentium 4 dual-core,
Public bug reported:
Maybe refer to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/scowl/+bug/1801443
I was away (household chores) whilst an full-upgrade was being run, so
didn't see till after.
I'm using -proposed (see other url for my sources; my mirror is two
hours behind)
Box was a 18.10
Maybe also useful (three bug reports that occurred & are possibly
linked)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/aspell-en/+bug/1801445
&
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/scowl/+bug/1801449
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I booted x86 thumb-drive and there are 11 entries between "American
English" and "British English (United Kingdom)" on x86/i686 installer, I
didn't even see "Australian English" (which doesn't worry me anyway [i'm
aussie])
ISO used [from cat /..iso.zsync |head` (downloaded yesterday)
> Filename:
I've marked this bug as affecting me, as when I go into settings ->
repos I too get a crash notification occasionally (about every third
entry). When no crash synaptic reports repos have changed, it updates
them and I never get to see the "Software & Updates" I do on my cosmic
(18.10) main box.
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