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Also occurs from time to time (less than 1/4) on a selfmade config. See
attached lshw output.
The bug occured before alpha 2, using nightlies, using live USB or Virtualbox.
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The bug stopped after I reinstalled from crash Lucid Lynx final version.
Closing it now.
** Changed in: gstreamer0.10 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Steps to reproduce :
1) open any media player based on Gstreamer : reproduced with Rhythmbox,
Banshee, Exaile, Totem.
2) start playback
3) launch Firefox
4) go to Youtube or Dailymotion or any other Flash media site
5) launch a Flash playback
6) when Flash sound starts, the b
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 129007 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/129007
You're probably talking about this bug :
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/129007
And you're apparently right ! Switching theme to Clearlooks solved the issue.
I thought it was not relat
** Also affects: thunderbird (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Some more tests tell that changing gtk/gnome or firefox/thunderbird themes has
no impact on this bug.
I'm using an i386 version of Ubuntu on a dual core AMD64.
I couldn't find an existing bug that looks like this one, but there are
so many that I may have missed it... sorry if this is the case...
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Bug reproduced with Firefox, Firefox-Granparadiso, Thunderbird.
Newly updated Gutsy from Feisty (apt.sources modification and apt-get
update && apt-get dist-upgrade without any problem).
Steps to reproduce :
- Thunderbird :
* launch thunderbird ;
* use the menu to op
It works nicely on latest Gutsy (kernel 2.6.22).
Can't tell for Feisty as I don't have it anymore, sorry...
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Somehow the bug is related to some kind of mice.
I changed my mouse from a Targus one (see previous lsusb) to a Logitech G5 and
the middle button works perfectly with it, whereas it's still unfunctionnal
with the Targus !
I didn't change anything to my Xorg.conf and I hotplugged the Logitech wit
Hi,
Thanks for letting us know about that kernel bug.
I don't have time yet to build a kernel for testing the patch attached at the
upstream bug, but here is my lsusb output :
$ lsusb
Bus 002 Device 001: ID :
Bus 002 Device 003: ID 06f8:c000 Guillemot Corp.
Bus 002 Device 002: ID 126
I'm using a Targus mouse (model AMU01EU), designed for laptops, with
three buttons (including the mouse wheel). It's USB connected.
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I meant opening links in new tabs with the middle button of course...
opening them with right click and selecting "open in new tab" works
perfectly.
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I confirm this behavior with feisty and the same packages.
It happens since the last xorg upload a few days ago.
Opening links in new tabs in firefox doesn't work, and copy/paste with
middle button doesn't work either (in every apps).
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Right, it works nicely with pygtk 2.10.3-0ubuntu1. Thanks anyone (Mr
Bacher ?) for that quick fix.
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Hmmm... seems it may be marked "Confirmed" and "Fix released" or "In progress".
Thanks for the tip :)
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I confirm this on Edgy updated tonight : segmentation fault caught by
bug-buddy (see trace attached). It might have something to do with the
big update (including python-gtk2).
Latest SVN from the gajim website behaves the same way.
Hardware is dual core AMD64.
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I've upgraded my laptop from Dapper to Edgy today, and Firefox works nicely
with https links, either typing them directly in the address bar, or clicking
on a link.
It works nicely on my desktop PC too, but I've been on Edgy for a longer time.
I've not tried from Thunderbird, as I'm using Evolut
Happened to me once again as a dist-upgrade happened to install usplash
again... I held the package and disabled usplash at start.
IMO, this bug should be marked "Confirmed" and severity "High" or
"Critical", as all gconf settings are lost and that is extremely
annoying... I don't know yet if I'm
Confirmed and same error on AMD64 x2, latest Edgy, with gcc-3.4 or gcc-4.0.
All error lines refer to "typedef __g77_integer" lines in g2c.h
The error messages are different though with gcc-4.1, but the same lines are
concerned in g2c.h.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ gcc-4.1 -lg2c test.c
In file included
For information, the bug is gone for me this morning [I use daily
calendar view]...
I launched Evolution at 23:30 last night, then had the bug reproduced at 01:00
am the same night (what I mean is the date changed).
Today, I create memos and everything seems fine.
Tricky one...
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For information, liferea 1.0.23 on latest Edgy behaves as expected (main window
hidden and absent from the windows list at start with this option).
It has probably been fixed upstream between 1.0.12 and 1.0.23.
Looking at the Changelog.gz file for the Edgy package, I found that,
lines 154 through
I can't reproduce this behavior on latest package for Edgy (gedit
2.16.0-ubuntu1).
Are you on edgy ?
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Hi,
I can't exactly reproduce this bug, but there's something strange here.
When I add memos in the Memos view, I see them. When I click on Calendar, they
don't appear, but if I select the previous day, they show up. Could you try to
look at previous day in the Calendar ?
Maybe there's a date/t
No wifi card here. And the box boots nicely, the bug only prevents it to stop
(or reboot).
The gconf settings are probably lost because the bug is triggered before gconf
had time to store its settings...
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Some annoying thing, when this bug occurs, somehow gconf settings are lost...
disabling usplash then helps the box stopping / rebooting and gconf settings to
be remembered.
That may be a file system issue, but I don't think so as only gconf settings
are lost, no other settings / files.
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This all seems to come from the kernel soft lockup triggered by usplash on
AMD64. See bug #60053.
Disabling usplash solved the problem, that was not directly related to gconf /
evolution.
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Here is the trace below.
(gdb) thread apply all bt
Thread 1 (Thread 47598724759328 (LWP 6312)):
#0 0x2b4a70eb3527 in access () from /lib/libc.so.6
#1 0x2b4a70b5df3d in IA__g_file_test (
filename=0x14e1ca0 "/home/yachar/.gnome2/keyrings/default.keyring",
test=G_FILE_T
Thanks for your answer.
My gconf issues were I had no writable paths. I solved it with a ~/.gconf.paths
(see bug #60443).
Maybe I messed up my config, but I don't play with those config files unless
I'm forced to ;)
I don't think that's an issue with my computer as it did work very well
with Da
Hmmm... maybe it's working for me with the latest usplash because it can't find
any artwork =)
So this might be related to usplash after all... maybe someone could re-assign
the bug (don't know how this should work).
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Steps to reproduce :
- open gnome-keyring-manager
- create a keyring.
Alternate : open evolution and try to store passwords with gnome-
keyring.
Nothing happens, gnome-keyring-manager doesn't freeze but evolution does
(maybe not multithreaded on this task ?).
The only thing
Had the same problem, related to usplash I think because removing it solved it.
Since the latest usplash update (0.4-25), everything's fine.
AMD64 x2 3800+
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Same thing here (locale = fr, AMD64), the workaround works.
Epiphany is fine (even localized).
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The thing came back, it seems that this is a gconf related problem as you
thought first. I now have some messages about gconf in /var/log/syslog (in
French) :
Sep 16 00:54:31 pc gconfd (yachar-4747): Aucune des adresses résolues n'est
accessible en écriture : l'enregistrement des r
Thanks for the answer. I had no warning or errors related to disk or
gconf in the logs (syslog, messages, dmesg). My desktop works fine for
the rest, no weird behavior.
I've tried a fresh install with settings cleared (/ and /home
formatted), and it works for the moment (even if gnome-keyring-daem
Public bug reported:
Hi,
Evolution 2.8.0-ubuntu1 losts accounts settings across reboot.
Steps to reproduce :
- boot
- login to a gnome session through GDM
- launch Evolution mail
- the « Create account » window displays
- create the account
- get mail to check everything's ok
- close Evolution
-
I confirm the segmentation fault on AMD64 dual core with Nvidia 7600 GS.
Video card :
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G70 [GeForce 7600 GS]
(rev a1)
Usplash version : 0.4-24
dmesg output :
[ 24.217928] usplash[886]: segfault at ffab rip 2ad46cd61622
rsp
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