Upgrading the kernel to 3.16.0.70 from offical repos fixed the problem.
** Changed in: linux-lts-utopic (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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** Summary changed:
- System crashes when opening Facebook on Firefox
+ System crashes when using Firefox
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Title:
System
At this stage I have to give up using Firefox, as it seems that whatever
I do the system will eventually freeze...
In the hope it helps investigation, I have installed linux-crashdump and
I am uploading a crash dump.
** Attachment added: "Crash report"
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The problem seems more serious than I thought, my system froze again while
displaying a Stackoverflow.com page and another time while a Google search page
was being dynamically updated (while typing in the search field).
So while it is 100% reproducible on Facebook, it looks more sporadic on othe
Public bug reported:
I am flagging this as a linux bug because it occurs after an update of
the kernel, but this could as well be a Firefox issue.
Yesterday (2016-04-06), as part of the regular package updates, the kernel was
updated to version 3.16.0-69. Since then, when I open Facebook on Fire
As a side note, what would be the process to safely "rollback" these
package updates? Synaptic does not let me force the meta-packages to the
previous version, and simply removing the kernel headers and image
sounds scary...
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