The following report: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=262952
Suggests that this is caused by the the panel not changing window layer.
This is still an issue for me in Intrepid using GNOME.
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G-key doesn't bring xine's control panel to the foreground in full screen mode
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** Changed in: i8kutils (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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i8k fan switching causes kernel panic
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193922
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Marking New because I have had this problem since last year, and it
persists into 9.04. I have tried upgrading the BIOS from A06 to A15, but
with no change.
The symptoms for me are a complete lock-up, sometimes with blinking LEDs
for the panic. Possibly relevant is that gkrellm will sometimes Oops
Exactly the same as Tom Walsh: I get the same message as headlessspider,
i.e. a timeout and then reset, during which time there is a level of
unresponsiveness. Also exactly like Tom, this occurs fairly reliably a
short while after unsuspending or powering on - last time it occurred
there was a 4 mi
I have noticed this since at least 9.10, and it's still present in
10.04. I'm using a generic kernel, 1.8GHz Core2, and I seem to get a
one-second freeze on average of once every ten seconds, but it's quite
erratic, so that those delays could be quite close together. Also note
that this is not a co
