OK, I've changed the status to Invalid. Not because it is not a bug,
and not because it was not confirmed by several people, one of whom is
willing to keep testing it, but because I personally cannot take the
time to test it right now. It would have been nice if I had not lost
the interest of the
As Nate pointed out, I no longer have an Ubuntu installation to test
with, and I do not have a spare partition available for one either. I
could test some live CD's, but since Nate has exactly the same issue on
exactly the same hardware and has already tested both the current
release and the upstr
He was referring to merge 2f2c779583e9646097b57599f8efeb8eca7bd654 being
the last one before a series of kernels that would not even successfully
boot on my hardware (and presumably yours as well). That is useful
information, but not that useful since whatever was broken in that
series has already
Unfortunately, I am no longer able to participate in testing. After
losing John Johansen's interest, I overwrote my Ubuntu installation with
Debian Stable. Whether this will be an issue for them as well once they
adopt a more modern kernel remains to be seen.
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Neither release candidate boots, but kernel #41 does (and is GOOD).
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Kernel #40 does not boot. Release candidates 7 and 8 are not in your
www directory.
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Every one of them fails to boot on my system.
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rc3 has a brand new failure mode: early in the boot process the screen
goes completely black and stays that way permanently. I can attach a
dmesg log from it if you would like. /me weeps. The rebuild of kernel
#35 is still GOOD.
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Neither rc3 nor the rebuild of kernel #35 are actually at that location
on the webserver.
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You might think that, but you would be incorrect. Kernel #39 is
untestable.
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Kernel #38 panics at boot.
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Kernel #37 is also untestable.
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I have only more frustration for you: kernel #36 is untestable (same as
#6, #11, #16, #21). Back when I was trying this myself, I recall
reading "but git may eventually be unable to tell the first bad commit
among a bad commit and one or more skipped commits" in the
documentation. Perhaps that is
Kernel #35 is GOOD.
I suppose that constant branching and merging has some major benefits in
development, but it certainly makes this difficult. If there were a
linear series of commits, 18 tests would have been sufficient to find an
offender among the entire 235277 commits that I am seeing in th
Kernel #34 is GOOD.
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Kernel #33 is GOOD.
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Kernel #32 is GOOD.
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Kernel #31 is GOOD.
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Kernel #30 is BAD. Maybe we are actually getting somewhere!
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Kernel #29 is GOOD.
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Kernel #28 is GOOD.
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Kernel #27 is GOOD.
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Kernel #26 is GOOD.
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Kernel #25 is GOOD.
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Kernel #24 is GOOD.
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Kernel #23 is GOOD.
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Kernel #22 is GOOD.
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Kernel #21 is untestable, like #6, #11, and #16 before it.
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Kernel #20 is GOOD.
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Kernel #19 is GOOD.
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Actually, I think there was something wrong in your last bisection.
Prior to kernel #18, we knew the problem was introduced no earlier than
e7ee762cf074b0fd8eec483d0cef8fdbf0d04b81 (Sep 24, 2010) and no later
than f6f94e2ab1b33f0082ac22d71f66385a60d8157f (Oct 20, 2010). Your post
claims that kerne
Kernel #18 is GOOD.
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Kernel #17 is GOOD.
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Kernel #16 is untestable, like #6 and #11 before it.
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Test #15 is GOOD.
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Test #14 is GOOD.
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Test #13 is GOOD. If it's not too much trouble, with future ones would
you mind posting what revision they are based on?
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Test #12 is GOOD.
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Test #11 fails to boot, in the same way that test #6 did.
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Test #10 is GOOD.
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Test #9 is GOOD.
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Test #8 is GOOD.
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Test #7 is GOOD.
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Test #6 does not panic, but it does not boot either. Rather, it seems
to stop in its tracks after "CE: hpet increased min_delta_ns to 37968
nseclock script 1"
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Test #5 is GOOD. (With the same caveat.) I understand completely; if
most commits did not need to be skipped, I would have continued doing
this myself. (Are there no consequences to breaking the build other
than the piles of dead kittens?)
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Test #4 is GOOD. (Well, except that neither it nor test #2 seem to
recognize my wireless networking hardware.)
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The third test kernel is bad (boots, but exhibits the bug).
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I am pleased to report that this one boots and does *NOT* exhibit the
bug.
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That kernel panics at boot time. It does not write anything to
/var/log, so I am attempting to transcribe the last part of the
screendump here:
RIP [] kmem_cache_alloc+0x6e/0x140
RSP
---[ end trace 0005c10720098185 ]---
general protection fault: [#8] SMP
last sysfs file: /sys/devices/LNXS
I installed the 2.6.38-02063808.201106040910_amd64 mainline kernel
following instructions from
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds/, and found that the bug
persists there as well. Following that, I performed a manual binary-ish
search between the newest kernel known to work and the oldes
I ran a test of my own devising, in which I wrote a trivial C program
that calculates the square of a number using a quadratic algorithm,
built it, and ran it under both the old and new kernels. Here are the
results:
[2.6.35-28 kernel]
chad@siga-asus:~/temp/testing$ time ./a.out 2
The square
Public bug reported:
After upgrading from 10.10 to 11.04, I found that my system ran several
orders of magnitude more slowly. For example, as part of my debugging
process I removed and reinstalled the proprietary nVidia drivers.
Running `sudo aptitude remove nvidia-current` in a gnome-terminal
re
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It looks likely that you were correct in marking this as specific to
Nouveau. After switching to the proprietary Nvidia driver I have had 48
hours of uptime with no issues. Thus, I no longer have a personal stake
in seeing this bug fixed. However, if there is any further specific
data I could co
It does not appear to be to me. My problem did not present with memory
issues, and the file /sys/kernel/debug/dri/0/gem_names contains only the
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Binary package hint: xorg
I have used 9.10 and earlier releases on this hardware daily with no
problems, but after an upgrade to 10.04 I experience the following
problem once for every several hours that I use the machine. There is
no specific trigger that causes it. The sy
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Binary package hint: audacity
If there is insufficient disk space when exporting a project to WAV,
Audacity will simply write as much as there is space available and
report that the export was successful. It should instead inform the
user that the export failed. This occurs
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