cache.log, attached, shows nothing odd AFAICS, normal shutdown. dist-
upgrade failed,
Preparing to replace squid 2.7.STABLE9-2ubuntu5.1 (using
.../squid_2.7.STABLE9-2ubuntu5.2_amd64.deb) ...
Unpacking replacement squid ...
Processing triggers for ureadahead ...
ureadahead will
Seeing this on a new 8.04 Server install. Given Martin said it needs
info so long ago I'm changing it back to confirmed in the hope there's
since been enough info. Here's mine; it's just got eth0 and lo
interfaces.
$ cd /var/lib/dhcp3
$ ls -la
total 8
k drwxr-xr-x 2 root root
The above was originally
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssh/+question/36438
rather than a bug. However, on thinking about it, prompting for the
passphrase for `ssh-add -l' seems broken compared to the old behaviour.
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/usr/lib/gnome-keyring/gnome-keyring-ask is the program prompting with
the dialogue box, from package gnome-keyring 2.22.2-0ubuntu1.
** Summary changed:
- seahorse asks for passphrase for plain `ssh-add -l'
+ gnome-keyring asks for passphrase for plain `ssh-add -l'
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Given it's /usr/lib/gnome-keyring/gnome-keyring-ask displaying the
dialogue box I'm guessing gnome-keyring is the right package.
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Hi Martin, I saw this on a fresh 8.04 install and try to give some
detail, see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dhcp3/+bug/39249/comments/24
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Just an update; installing package samba on 8.04 still gives
Setting up samba (3.0.28a-1ubuntu4.4) ...
Generating /etc/default/samba...
tdbsam_open: Converting version 0 database to version 3.
account_policy_get: tdb_fetch_uint32 failed for field 1 (min password
length),
** Summary changed:
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Is it low importance? It's easily worked around if I know it occurs,
but if I don't know this bug exists then I'm left with a server at
runlevel 2 without squid, and it may cause users all kinds of problems
before they get back to me and I work out what's wrong.
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It isn't a matter of being able to work around the problem; an
experienced user can do that, I agree. As I pointed out, it's that
squid not running on moving to run level 2 isn't obvious to the admin
that's just made the change. It has to affect users before the admin
gets to know about the
The fix is in the development release (Lucid), not backported to
Karmic.
Making it useless to the majority of Ubuntu users, who are not all on
Lucid and many of whom will not be upgrading to Lucid for some time...
(need to wait for bugfxes to be released, wontfixes to be worked
aroud,
Just experienced this with a 8.04 ssh client talking to a CentOS ssh
server. Turning off GSSAPIAuthentication avoids the delay.
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Yes. I can't try it on Dapper but looking at Dapper's nn-6.7.2 source I
see they've altered the code to initialise stp to NULL but it still
doesn't get set to anything useful unless the while-loop body is
executed at least once. Despite this, after the while-loop the code
does `stp-n.next =
http://www.mail-archive.com/tinycc-devel@nongnu.org/msg00228.html seems
to be discussing the same problem, and there's a suggested patch but
it's corrupted by the mail archive. I think
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/tinycc-devel/2005-09/txtJuEgJiyPEC.txt
is the same patch. Perhaps someone can
I think Steve Harms is wrong above. The problem still remains in
Dapper. It's just gphoto2 appears to have changed from a virtual
package to a real one. But the problem remains with awk.
$ t() { apt-cache show $1 /tmp/t 21; echo $?; wc -c /tmp/t; }
$ t foo
100
53 /tmp/t
$
Present now in Dapper as well so reversing Steve's Unconfirmed - Fix
Released change but making it Confirmed.
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Still present in Dapper, 6.06.
$ pwd
/tmp/alsa-utils-1.0.10
$ find -name '*.c' | xargs grep '\\0[0-9]'
./alsamixer/alsamixer.c:case '\014':
./amixer/amixer.c: fprintf(stderr,
\07Invalid card number.\n);
./amixer/amixer.c:
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 18125 ***
Still present in Dapper, 6.06. Definition of getroute() hasn't changed
in hwdb-client-0.6.
** Changed in: hwdb-client (Ubuntu)
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Setting to Confirmed since the script is still the same in Dapper,
Ubuntu 6.06.
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On Ubuntu 6.06, Dapper, I `apt-get install sn' and all went well.
Afterwards,
$ cat /etc/inetd.conf
nntp stream tcp nowait news.news /usr/sbin/tcpd /usr/sbin/snntpd logger -p
news.info
$ apt-show-versions -a -p netkit-inetd
Not
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I found gnucash's `new user tutorial' didn't work because gnucash-docs
wasn't installed. I was surprised to find gnucash-docs existed because
$ sudo apt-show-versions -i
$ apt-show-versions -a -r -p gnucash
gnucash-common 1.8.9-4ubuntu2 install ok installed
Identical problems to original bug report confirmed in Ubuntu 6.06.
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Tested with sort 5.2.1 from coreutils 5.2.1-2ubuntu0 and sort 5.93 from
5.93-5ubuntu4.
sort's -u (unique) option isn't working as expected and the info (spit!)
documentation doesn't match its behaviour either so I'd expect one or
the other to
I think I've given sufficient detail to re-create the issue so it warrants
further investigation. Waiting for someone else to hit the same problem
and find this might mean it never gets confirmed otherwise.
** Changed in: coreutils (Ubuntu)
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Sorry, this isn't a bug. -k1,$n doesn't sort on the first $n fields but on the
numeric prefix of the first $n fields, i.e. the `/' tab character separating
fields 1 and 2 stops the comparison.
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I think there's enough people suffering from this that it can be made
Confirmed in order to get someone looking at it. Even The Register has
reported on it.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/10/24/ubuntu_gutsy_gibbon_ipv6/
Can people with the problem please try and be as precise as possible
with
Michael, can you run tcpdump to display the network traffic on your
outgoing interface and then attempt a ping to a never-tried-before host.
E.g., my interface is ppp0 so `sudo tcpdump -i ppp0 -n' in one window
and then `ping -c 3 -n mail.troff.org' in another. The output should
only be a few
Michael, I assume you mean www.ubuntu.gr since gr.www.ubuntu.com doesn't
exist for me either.
$ host www.ubuntu.gr
www.ubuntu.gr is an alias for ubuntu.gr.
ubuntu.gr has address 64.79.219.14
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You
That is, while I CAN ping archive.ubuntu.com, archive.canonical.com
e.t.c. I CAN'T download any packages!
All I can suggest for the moment is to see if tcpdump sheds any light on
what's going on, e.g. are the DNS replies not coming back, or are the
requests going to an odd address, whilst
Michael, thanks, that helps. You machine is issueing IPv6 address
queries and is sometimes getting back 1.0.0.0 as an answer. It then
tries to contact this incorrect address. It's almost certainly the poor
implementation of a DNS server in your router not coping well with IPv6.
It has
Thanks for the Ouzo!
Ohhh, I was wondering, is there any other way to install a fix other
than update, because some people might not be able to fix such bugs as
they don't have internet connection... because of the bug! For example,
I had to wait for a period to get my internet connection
Yes, bug #227705 may be a duplicate of this one, but I'm puzzled why it
still didn't work when you switched from the symlink to /dev/sda1. Did
you try the drive rather than the partition? /dev/sda.
I agree that, compared to init.d, the udev stuff seems hard to debug.
Perhaps we just don't have
Ubuntu 8.04, yelp 2.22.1-0ubuntu2.8.04.3.
On doing `gnome-help info:groff' the window appears correctly. Clicking
Introduction gives a SIGSEGV in strlen(). It's very consistent
behaviour. Attached is valgrind log.
** Changed in: yelp (Ubuntu)
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In my opinion, this doesn't reall give enough information to confirm
that the behaviour isn't down to user error. For example, on the second
machine the cut-and-pasted output of
for u in A B C; do ls -ld /home/$u{,/.gvfs}; df /home/$u/.gvfs; id
$u; done
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Attempts to play *.avi from various sources in mplayer(1), vlc(1), etc.,
result in the same fault; two columns have been swapped with their
neighbours for every few columns through the frame. It doesn't happen
if I
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The issue I raised in bug #260459, which was marked as a duplicate of
this one, was seen in 8.04, yes. In that bug report, it says Ubuntu
8.04, gnome-panel 1:2.22.2-0ubuntu1.1.. But perhaps it's a different
issue and not a duplicate after all?
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Hi, trying to install from
http://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/8.04/ubuntu-8.04-rc-desktop-amd64.iso as it
was around 2008-04-09 onto a machine with one PATA and five SATA drives, the
installation repeatedly, consistently, fails at 94% with
Running grub-install (hd0)...
Unable to
Apr 19 20:02:59 ubuntu grub-installer: Unknown partition table signature
I assumed this was just down to one of the five 500GB SATA drive not
having a partition table, i.e. it's fresh out the box and plugged in.
$ gi 'unknown partition' syslog.0 syslog partman
syslog.0:Apr 19 19:27:15
The problem u are all having is a hardware problem
If you're suggesting we've all got a hardware fault then you are
mistaken. In the particular case I'm monitoring, the exact same
hardware locks up day after day with 7.10 and not at all with 7.04.
I'm glad you've resolved your problem, but it
I've just followed Jonathan Fritz's path. Having freshly installed 7.10
I did System - Preferences - Main Menu to see what could be changed.
Finding Applications - Other - Gnome Font Viewer I thought it sounded
useful and ticked it. Selecting the newly appeared menu item show a
minimised button
This is on a standard Ubuntu 7.10, gnome-terminal 2.18.2-0ubuntu1.
As you can't cut and paste those echo(1)s above, here's some printf(1)
equivalents.
$ printf '\x1b[8;40;100t'
$ printf '\x1b[4;200;200t'
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I've also found that rxvt 1:2.6.4-12 responds correctly to the two
printf(1)s above. So gnome-terminal is so far the only one that
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 207629 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/207629
This has been marked as a dupe of bug #207629. I spotted that one
before opening this one, but it was with 8.04 pre-release whereas I'm on
7.10. Given the comment on bug #207629 that the plan is to disable
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nmh
Ubuntu 7.10, package nmh 1.2-3.
mhpath splits its diagnostic across stdout and stderr.
$ mhpath -
mhpath: - ambiguous. It matches
-version
-help
$
$ mhpath - 2 (od -c | sed s/^/2:/) (od -c | sed s/^/1:/); sleep 1
Setting to confirmed because I've given an exact case for reproducing.
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Binary package hint: util-linux
Ubuntu 7.10. Package util-linux 2.13-8ubuntu1.
`fdisk -l /dev/foobar' doesn't complain if foobar doesn't exist, nor
does it set the exit status to non-zero.
$ ls -l /dev/foobar
ls: /dev/foobar: No such file or directory
$ fdisk
Setting to Confirmed because I've given an easy means to re-create it.
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Binary package hint: grep
Ubuntu 7.10. Package grep 2.5.1.ds2-6build1.
Consider
$ echo 0123456789 | egrep -o '^..'
01
23
45
67
89
$
The -o option: Show only the part of a matching line that matches
PATTERN. Hence I'd expect the output to be
Etienne, I don't see why. star's claim to emulate GNU tar seems false;
hence building Firefox failing above. It isn't really a GNU tar, I
suspect its author just wanted to usurp GNU tar and have configure
scripts use it. If people want star for its benefits, that's fine. But
if someone's
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnash
Ubuntu 7.10. gnash 0.8.1-0ubuntu3. firefox 1nobinonly-0ubuntu0.7.10.
Visit http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/low/world/europe/7335351.stm in firefox.
Page displays fine. Edit URL, replacing /low/ with /hi/. New page
starts to load. The flash movie at
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: apport
Ubuntu 7.10. apport 0.98.
If bug #214537 is re-created with apport enabled, i.e.
/etc/init.d/apport start, then once the disc activity starts,
presumably because the machine is getting low on RAM, it never stops.
The machine gets very
There are other similar faults where the response is incorrect in that
same function.
^[[13t response should be ^[[3;x;yt but is ^[[x;yt.
^[[14t response should be ^[[4;h;wt but is ^[[h;wt.
^[[19t response should be ^[[9;h;wt but is ^[[h;wt.
On a similar note, although ^[[20t is
Sufficient detail provided that it can go straight to confirmed. Hope
that's OK.
** Changed in: vte (Ubuntu)
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terminal reply with the height and width of the current window
characters. It's handled in vte-0.16.9/src/vteseq.c, line 3865. The
output on gnome-terminal is different to the xterm from xterm-229-1.
Here's
I've just hit what looks like this same problem. python 2.5.1-1ubuntu2.
An easy means to re-produce:
$ pydoc -k foobar
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/bin/pydoc, line 5, in module
pydoc.cli()
File /usr/lib/python2.5/pydoc.py, line 2195, in cli
Confirming as I think it's the same as my `pydoc -k foobar' issue.
** Changed in: python2.5 (Ubuntu)
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Having now upgraded to 7.10 I find the above ./reproduce script now
longer shows the problem when viewing the PDF with evince and conclude
it has been fixed. I'm using:
ghostscript 8.61.dfsg.1~svn8187-0ubuntu3.4
ghostscript-x 8.61.dfsg.1~svn8187-0ubuntu3.4
gs-common
I'm assuming the 8.04 Live CD Beta didn't have this fix and the daily
build CDs did because with booting from the latter the PATA hard drive
is now longer available, i.e. this fix is a regression for some users.
PATA drive available: Linux version 2.6.24-12-generic ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
(gcc
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Binary package hint: hdparm
Ubuntu 7.10, hdparm 7.5-1ubuntu1. hdparm(1) doesn't point out that the
options aren't interpreted in the order they're given but instead in a
fixed order. This causes problems when /etc/hdparm.conf contains
I've Ubuntu 7.10 and /etc/init.d/hdparm is there.
$ sudo find /etc -name '*hdparm*'
/etc/apm/event.d/20hdparm
/etc/init.d/hdparm
/etc/udev/rules.d/85-hdparm.rules
/etc/hdparm.conf
$ dpkg -S /etc/init.d/hdparm
hdparm: /etc/init.d/hdparm
$ pkg ver hdparm
hdparm
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Binary package hint: hdparm
Ubuntu 7.10, hdparm 7.5-1ubuntu1. My /etc/hdparm.conf has entries like
/dev/disk/by-id/ata-ST3160023A_4JS03MMK {
spindown_time = 60
}
which work just fine with /etc/init.d/hdparm. However, it appears
init.d/hdparm is on its way
The GNU grep folks know about this problem. It's their
https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?11579
Based on this Changelog entry,
http://cvs.savannah.gnu.org/viewvc/grep/ChangeLog?root=grepr1=1.279r2=1.280
it appears they've fixed it already. Revision 1.280 of Changelog was
released in their
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I realize this might be a broken harddrive, but even though, is ubuntu
supposed to crash this way if there's an IO error?
No.
It seems the problem comes along the more busy the machine is. It could
just be that copying lots of files in and out of RAM is busy enough.
Still, only a couple
Sam, thanks for the update.
#dpkg -l firefox | grep compreg.dat - no output
That should be `dpkg -L firefox'; the original request above is wrong.
`dpkg -l' just lists the package status. `dpkg -L' lists all the files
installed by the package.
and usually after every update this message:
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Binary package hint: sysvutils
Ubuntu 7.10, /bin/pidof from 2.86.ds1-14.1ubuntu31 of sysvutils.
pidof first tries to search by device/inode pair. If that's succesful
it doesn't bother searching by other methods. This can result in it
sometimes listing all PIDs for the
And how is the importance undecided?!?!? i think it's critical if
ubuntu can't run for 2 days without crashing and freezing the system.
or are their hidden criteria that I do not know to set what the
importance is! is it because no one knows the cause of the crash?
Agreed. This bug's
Is this still an issue on gutsy and/or hardy?
Seems fixed in AMD64 7.10.
$ LINEBUF= ./closed 41 - - 2-
getchar=-1
puts=-1
printf=-1
fprintf=-1
fprintf=-1
$ ldd closed
libc.so.6 = /lib/libc.so.6 (0x2b9d1e191000)
/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2
Hi Lamont, I think I've mislead you with the uname() comment. Yes, I
agree postfix calls glibc's gethostname() and it's that which calls
uname(), but the fault appears to lie with postfix's check_myhostname().
It's got two definitions but they appear the same apart from comments.
It includes
AMD64 7.04 install, fully up to date, and then chose to upgrade to the
new 7.10 installation that was available with the GUI. It worked quite
happily for a while and got to the stage of downloading lots of files.
Left it to it. Now it's hung. The GUI is still present and responds to
X expose
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There's a group of crash files, all around the time things started going
wrong.
$ ls -ltra /var/crash
total 56
drwxr-xr-x 15 root root 4096 2007-11-18 17:53 ..
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 182 2007-11-18 21:19 update-manager.0.crash
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 184 2007-11-18 21:19
Hi mustapha, it isn't the dash that sloccount's complaining about. What
sloccount is doing is to alter your $LANG if and only if it ends with
.UTF-8. This alteration causes problems in Perl. If you've
previously changed your $LANG to end with .UTF8 then you're avoiding
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Binary package hint: postfix
Given 7.10's postfix-2.4.5-3ubuntu1's postconf(5) says
myhostname (default: see postconf -d output)
The internet hostname of this mail system.
The default is to use the fully-qualified domain name from gethostname().
$myhostname is
I too have seen these corrupted files on amd64. If you look at the end
of those files you'll see they end abruptly part way through the XML.
I've found the answer is to `sudo scrollkeeper-rebuilddb -v'. This
deletes the whole database and re-builds it from scratch. The problem
is that
What about vmware-player? That used to be in the old repo. structure
but hasn't appeared in the new one yet. Is it intended that it will?
I'm not sure of the differences between vmware-server and vmware-player
but having installed player people are going to expect an `apt-get
upgrade' to do its
Thanks Yan. I realised player couldn't be upgraded to server, I was
trying to say that those with player installed from pre-Gutsy will
expect it to be upgraded one-day to a Gutsy player. If you're saying
that server is a super-set of player then that's fine and maybe we don't
need player on
you must have missed something. I saw vmware-player in the partner
repo from the first day Gutsy was released. You can install it by
using Add/Remove Applications. Are you using x86-64 version of
Gutsy?
Yes, Gutsy on AMD64 CPU. I can see vmware-server, but only since it was
recently
In bug #18283 Oliver Grawert says its a general problem with the error
handling in the route code that needs to be rewritten. Perhaps the
route code does need to be re-written but most people are getting bit by
one specific instance, that of `route -n' not outputting a default root;
see bug
A machine with AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4600+ ran
perfectly stable for months with 7.04. Repeated crashes occurred as
soon as the upgrade to 7.10 completed with no other system changes.
Have then switched from nv X driver to nvidia and added maxcpus=1 in an
attempt to workaround.
Hi bojo42,
sudo /etc/init.d/powernowd stop
when this solves your hard freezes, better report to the more specific
bug report
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.20/+bug/109643
Thanks, I'll try this. But having read bug #109643 it seems they
suffered
I have installed 32-bit gutsy with xp in virtualbox. Everything works
perfect but if I enable usb in virtualbox, the mouse freezes. I have
NVidea GFX 6200 Graphics card
Bhupi, I don't think your problems are connected to this bug unless
you're forgetting to tell us something. If it's only
Bhupi, take a look at bug #161748. It may be the same problem with
virtualbox that you're having. If so, add a clear description of what
doesn't work and change the status from `New' to `Confirmed'. You can
do this by clicking on `New'.
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gutsy amd64 freeze crash lockup
It seems all the texi2pod.pl's that are found in various packages may
all have descended from gcc's. Perhaps gcc's latest version fixes some
of these problems, or maybe that's the version to look at fixing so
other improvements aren't discarded. Other projects may refresh their
copy by grabbing
Just got to this bug after investigating why a friend's vmware-player
installation from 7.04's commercial repo no longer works after upgrading
to 7.10. We don't want to move away from repo-supplied packages since
smooth upgrades is one of its key advantages. However, it does seem
that a big
Also experiencing this problem since upgrading from 7.04 to 7.10.
Machine was fine under 7.04. Now, with no hardware changes, lock-ups
occur during activity anywhere from between 30 minutes to a day.
Sometimes the SysRq key doesn't work, other times it does. Seems worse
at times of high
It might be useful for sufferers to try the Magic SysRq key when a lock
up occurs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key#Raising_Skinny_Elephants
Ctrl-Alt-Backspace isn't the only key combination that may help.
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gutsy amd64 freeze crash lockup
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/15
Surprised this didn't have a package specified. The immediate suspect,
especially following Keith's comment, is the kernel. Let's hope someone
will visit asking us for the information that would help them.
** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.22 (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = linux-source-2.6.22
Bob Kline wrote:
I wish that were true. I tried switching to the 32-bit
Gutsy on my AMD64 and Firefox still froze pretty regularly.
Hi Bob, can you please be very specific. If Firefox was the only
program affected and the rest of the desktop kept working then your
problems aren't the ones this
Hi fisuk, I'd guess your nspluginwrapper segfaults are due to it running
against a kernel that's different from what it can cope with. That's a
side-effect of running with a later, hand-installed, kernel as opposed
to a repository one from Ubuntu. It's because of these hard-to-predict
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