Hello, As you can guess fro the apport-collect above, I made a few tests over the week-end, that have not all been successful... Here are a few details: 1/ I've downgraded mountall from 2.15 to 2.14 for experimenting if I was back in my plymouth crass-prone environment: and first reboot that didn't implied a looong fsck (the one that fastfoward until 70% of the disk, and then takes ages to finish) generated a plymouthd SEGV. 2/ then I installed arand's ppa plymouthd packages as described in above comment #87 : after something like 10 reboots, id didn't experiment any problem 3/ then I reinstalled mountall 2.15 and I rebooted => fine. I though let's reboot one last time before reporting that everything is fine and that the patch fixed everything.... Bad idea! 4/ I rebooted (2nd time after mountall 2.15 reinstall) and then the hell began: during the booting phase, I usually have for 2 to 3 second a blinking cursor of large VGA type, that disappear and is replaced by a small graphic-like one, and then I've got X11 starting and the login screen. This time, instead of this, 3 lines appeared on the large non-graphic console, then the graphic one started with the small cursor locate line 4 instead of line one as usual, then the screen went black and the laptop freezed. The only way I managed to get it back was trough the On/Off button. I tried 3 more times to resart it, and 3 times it freezed the same, but without the 3 lines in non-graphic console this time. Finally, in the 4th attempt, I did a failsafe reboot and managed to get it back. I then reboot once more normally, and it worked.
That's the time I did the apport-collect action. I'm not sure to know where the culprit is but first of all I will remove the testing plymouthd packages.... Is there anything I can do more to be of help? Gilles -- plymouthd crashed with SIGSEGV in ply_event_loop_process_pending_events() https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/553745 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
