Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic
Very often the kernel fails to recognise the Zydas-based USB dongle
(module zd1211rw) during boot. Looking at the output of "tail -f
/var/log/messages" we see something like the following: (every few
seconds a new similar l
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/282783
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I'm also having problems with ehci_hcd, though on different context (see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/282783 for full
report). The only solution I found was to "rmmod ehci_hcd". It then
works, though of course limited to USB 1.1 speeds.
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Note: the voodoo of inserting the USB dongle on a different machine was
just a lucky coincidence. The only reliable solution to this problem is
to remove the ehci_hcd module ("rmmod ehci_hcd"). The dongle will then
be accepted, though limited to USB 1.1 speeds.
And by the way, note that updating
Hi,
I have just tried the Beta 1 of Intrepid Ibex, and the problem still
happens. I am even unable to complete an installation, because the
kernel panics and the computer just freezes. So it seems that kernel
2.6.27 is also affected by this problem.
As I mentioned before, Edgy runs fine, so the
Hi again,
One extra bit of information: with the Intrepid Ibex Beta 1, either
after selecting the "Try out this CD without installing" or the "Install
Kubuntu" option, and just before the Kubuntu splash screen appears,
there is message shown on the top of the screen. The message reads
"ACPI: unab
I am attaching a new screenshot, this one with a different sort of
panic.
Also, on my previous message, I meant to say that "Debian Etch and
Lenny" are also affected, not "Debian Sarge and Lenny"...
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And here's the third screenshot; this one is also of the "fatal
exception in interrupt" kind, but it seems to occur in a different spot
from the previous one.
As you might have already deduced from the lspci output, the only "odd"
thing about my system is that I am using a PCI card to provide USB
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gtk-qt-engine
This is a serious regression when compared to Edgy (the last release for
which Gtk apps worked okay in Kubuntu), and it's likely to be the same
problem that began in Feisty (see bug #108929 for details).
Affected applications: the only Gtk-
Well, I did install Gutsy, and the problem is still here. Firefox is
useless like this.
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I removed the PCI card, but the problem still occurs: the kernel panics
all the time. I am attaching a new screenshot, this one of the
"Attempted to kill the idle task" variety.
One thing did occur to me: my CPU is an AMD Athlon XP (k7 arch). Could
there be an incompatibility with linux-image-ge
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-generic
I get *very* frequent kernel panics on Gutsy -- the system is so
unstable it is nearly impossible to use! They seem to come in two major
varieties: "not syncing - fatal exception in interrupt" and "not syncing
- attempted to kill the
Output of dmesg
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/155757
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Another kernel panic
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And another one
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Thanks for your attention; actually, running the memcheck was one of
the first things I tried: it ran overnight without any problems. I also
checked the CD MD5SUM, burned at only 4x, and checked the CD for defects
from the menu option -- and all was fine.
Very important note: this system ran Edg
I compiled a new kernel "the Debian way". The only thing I ended up
changing was the architecture: I set it to K7.
The compilation process itself was painful, because gcc kept segfaulting
and every now and then the kernel would panic. On top of that, the new
kernel wouldn't even boot: it produce
Okay, I left the Edgy live-CD running for some 20 hours straight: I played with
most applications, and I left it overnight running IO intensive tasks on the
console. And guess what: it never panicked. Also, two nights ago I left
system running memcheck overnight, and there were no errors repor
Could the problem be GCC related? I noticed that Feisty/Gutsy used a
different version than Edgy.
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I just tried the Gutsy RC, and I'm afraid the problem remains. Note
that I don't always get the error trace: often the machine just freezes,
forcing a hard reboot. Is there anything else I should try? Note that
even in Edgy, the nv driver is not particularly stable: it crashes every
couple of da
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
I have tried the Gutsy liveCD (Beta), but very frequent crashes of the X
server make it mostly unusable and don't inspire much confidence for a
user to proceed with a full installation. The X server typically
crashes after 5-10 minutes of usage, and
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I have tried the Gutsy liveCD (Beta), but very frequent crashes of the X
server make it mostly unusable and don't inspire much confidence for a
user t
I am curious if there are any developments concerning this bug. I
really don't want to risk installing Gutsy if it means I'll have to
abandon it after a couple of days and reinstall Edgy... (A repeat of
the Feisty fiasco).
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I am curious if there are any developments concerning this bug. I
really don't want to risk installing Gutsy if it means I'll have to
abandon it after a couple of days and reinstall Edgy... (A repeat of
the Feisty fiasco). Is there any way to test it from the Gutsy live CD?
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I have now tried the final Gutsy, and alas, the problem is still there.
So far I've only managed to get system freezes, no crashes (did you guys
change anything?). However, the freezes happen far too frequently for
Gutsy to be viable (the system doesn't seem to last more than a few
minutes).
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Sorry, but I fail to see how the problem could *not* be software
related. After all, this same card worked "perfectly" with the Breezy,
Dapper, and Edgy (which I'm currently running) releases.
(Note: I say "perfectly" because even in Edgy, X still crashes every few
days or so. The problem with G
And here's another Xorg.0.log.old file containing a backtrace.
I noticed that when it starts, X tries to load quite a few modules from
the /usr/lib/xorg/modules directory. Is there anyway to control which
modules are loaded? (so I can isolate the error)
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Public bug reported:
Place yourself at the KDM login screen. Now press Ctrl+Alt+F2 to switch
to one of the console terminals. Login from the console and then
*logout* again. Now go back to KDM with Alt+F8. Select shutdown or
restart. KDM will warn you about an opened session in console F2 --
I decided to risk it and install Gutsy anyway. And I'm sorry to report
that the problem with the nv driver remains: X is very unstable,
completely freezing the system every few minutes.
I am running out of options here, because I don't feel like reinstalling
Edgy all over again...
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I am attaching the Xorg.0.log.old file. It is very informative: towards
the end you can see the backtrace of the error that caused X to crash.
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https://bugs.launchpad.ne
What if the bug is in the kernel and not in the nv driver? I say this
because if I'm on one of the virtual consoles (say, F2) while the
freezes occur, I see a kernel backtrace and the kernel panic message
"Not syncing - fatal interrupt error".
Note that the last kernels that worked fine were Dapp
I have just installed Gutsy, and I can confirm that the problem exists.
It is profoundly annoying!
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I am attaching a screenshot, and more will follow eventually. Can you
perhaps correct the bug's package, or should I submit a new one
affecting linux-image?
Another note: I took the time to install Debian Sarge and Lenny, and
they are also both affected.
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ht
Hi,
I am reopening the ticket. And I'm afraid there has been some
communication problems. After my initial report, there was a message
from Brian Murray stating that the bug was classified as belonging to
kdm. After that, there's a message from Jonathan Jesse asking me if I
have filled these re
Nice to know that there has been some development on this bug. Btw, is
it possible to reproduce the bug with the latest Kubuntu Gutsy live CD?
(In other words, does it include Firefox?) If so, I could help with
tracking it down. But obviously I am not going to install Gutsy on my
main system until
Public bug reported:
This bug is 100% reproducible and 100% annoying. In Kubuntu Gutsy, if
you "Safely Remove" a USB pendisk, the device does get indeed unmounted.
HOWEVER, the icon also disappears from the Desktop, making it impossible
to mount it again without having to physically unplug and re
Thanks for your reply. Though I'm really dumbstruck how behaviour
that's confusing and wrong could be intentionally designed into a system
under the guise of user-friendliness. Even more so because I just
noticed that if instead of a USB pendisk you plug-in a larger USB drive,
the behaviour is co
I am attaching a digital photo of the panic. These are so frequent that
I have yet to finish a successful installation.
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Well, I just tried the Hardy Alpha 5 release, and the same problem still
occurs. The system will typically last only a few minutes before
kernel-panicking and freezing.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/149639
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Here goes another crash report. i can produce as many as you want,
since Firefox never lasts very long...
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Firefox crashes *very* often
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/108929
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And another report, this one a bit longer.
Are there more people with the same problem? It seems difficult not to
notice it...
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Firefox crashes *very* often
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/108
I ran firefox with strace. Right before crashing with a SIGSEGV, it had
opened the DejaVu-Sans-Bold-Oblique.ttf font:
open("/var/lib/defoma/fontconfig.d/D/DejaVu-Sans-Bold-Oblique.ttf", O_RDONLY) =
66
fcntl64(66, F_SETFD, FD_CLOEXEC)= 0
fstat64(66, {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=456036,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ksensors
Back in the Dapper days, ksensors used to work fine with hddtemp, to
monitor the hard drive temperature. A regression was introduced in
Edgy, and a https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ksensors/+bug/68825";>bug
report was filed. This bug wa
I am attaching a workaround to this bug which avoids the unpleasantness
of setuid-ing the hddtemp binary. The idea: to place a small bash script
in the users private bin directory, with the same name as the hddtemp
binary. This script invokes "netcat localhost 7634" to get the raw hard
drive tempe
Public bug reported:
This one happens with alsmost 100% reproducibility: a) enable the nVidia
proprietary drivers, b) install the non-free Flash plugin, c) open
Firefox in a Flash-heavy site, d) it's almost guaranteed that X will
crash! Real fun...
ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: i386
Date: Tue
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nvidia-glx
This bug happens with 100% reproducibility. If the nVidia propreitary
drivers are installed, using Firefox to view some pages in the Ubuntu
wiki causes the X server to crash. The problem does not happen with the
nv driver, so I'm flagging the
Hey,
Is there any hint of what might be causing this problem? I've stripped
my system bare, removing all plugins/addons/extensions from Firefox,
uninstalling the msttcorefonts, and I've even switched to the nv driver
rather than nVidia's proprietary one. But the problem still happens:
Firefox cr
I am attaching all the info you requested. If there is anything else,
please ask!
My nVidia graphics card is a GeForce FX 5500, and I am running Kubuntu
Feisty, from a clean install (I think there is a feature missing from
Launchpad: one would assume that if a bug is reported from inside
"Ubuntu
It would be nice if launchpad allowed more than one file to be attached
with the same message. It doesn't, at least not with Konqueror... (and
I can't use Firefox because of the bug)
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Hi,
In the meantime I've installed in /opt the Firefox binaries available from
http://www.mozilla.com/
And guess what: the problem still happens!
Could the problem be related to X? I've had some problems with Firefox
crashing my X server (see the bug report below), and I've noticed that
Feisty s
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.20-15-generic
I have a USB wifi adapter, based on the Zydas 1211 chipset. The
relevant kernel module is zd1211rw.
In Edgy, the adapter worked fine at 54 Mbit/s speeds. In Feisty
however, it seems limited to 11 Mbit/s. I am attaching th
Here goes the output from /var/log/messages after the USB device is
attached.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/109913
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And here is the output from dmesg.
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There are reports of the same problem on the Kubuntu forums. People
there are suggesting the bug might be located in the gtk-qt-engine
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Binary package hint: kde-systemsettings
This one happens with 100% reproducibility on my system. Here's how to
see it:
a) Install a number of GTK engines other than the default gtk-qt-engine
(apt-get install gtk-engines).
b) Go to "System Settings -> Appearance", and choos
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
Firefox in Kubuntu Feisty doesn't seem to last even 5 minutes without crashing!
Any website will cause it to crash: launchpad being one of them.
It is *completely* useless like this.
I don't have any plugins installed, but I do have the Developer
Removing the nvidia proprietary driver and kernel modules seems to have
solved the problem!
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Btw, I did a fresh install of Feisty, so the problem is not related to the
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Also, I did a "rm -rf ~/.mozilla/" to remove the existing profile, just in case.
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I didn't install any plugins, and "about:plugins" confirms that.
As for the addons, uninstalling Firebug and the Developer Toolbar didn't
make any difference: Firefox would still crash at the slighest breeze.
*However*, after uninstalling the DOM Inspector, Firefox now seems to
hang on for a longe
Without the DOM Inspector addon, Firefox does last longer. However, it
still crashes every 15 minutes or so. Moreover, it's a different sort
of crash: it just freezes. I am attaching the debug log of one of these
crashes.
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My BIOS has no such option.
Note that in the meantime I have reinstalled Edgy (bug 108929 rendered
my machine unusable). However, the same problems with nVidia + Firefox
also occur in Edgy, so if you need any specific info please ask.
The interim solution to this particular bug was to disable th
Hi,
I have added the 'Option "RenderAccel" "false"' to the relevant portion
of my xorg.conf file, but it didn't make any difference: Firefox still
crashes on certain sites, bringing the entire X server down with it.
But again note that this problem only happens with the nVidia
proprietary drivers
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.17-11-generic
I am using a USB wifi adapter, based on a Zydas chipset. The kernel
driver for this device is zd1211rw.
The most recent kernel upgrade (2.6.17-11) broke the support for this
device: it works relatively well for a few minute
> Dario, we are seeing some crashes related to the gtk-qt-engine. Thank
you for your patience while we sort this issue out.
I hope you manage to find it before Gutsy comes out. I had to ditch
Feisty and reinstall Edgy, because this particular bug was a show-
stopper for me.
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In dapper, when the hddtemp daemon was running, ksensors would communicate with
it to get the harddisk temperature. In edgy this does not work anymore.
According to the following post from the debian-bugs list, the problem might
have been a change to the output format of hd
Concerning mounting flash drives with "sync" as default, in my view this
should only be done *until* the underlying problem is corrected. Using
"sync" is not really solving the problem, it's just camouflaging it.
Bear also in mind that we are talking about a regression here: this
worked perfectly
Confirmed here as well.
This is actually *quite serious* since it can lead to loss of data.
To prevent it, either manually unmount the drive in the console
(umount waits till all the data is flushed) or run "sync" to explicitly
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"safely remove" isnt safe
https://launchpad.net/
I think I now know what the exact problem is: the device's icon disappears
immediately after the user clicks "Safely remove", leading one to believe
the device has immediately unmounted and can be safely removed. Obviously,
the device is only *really* unmounted after all the changes have been flus
Public bug reported:
I have installed Kubuntu 15.10 (Wily Werewolf) on a Toshiba Chromebook 2
(Baytrail version). The sole internal storage of the computer consists
of a 16GB eMMC drive. The bug is that KDE's device notifier shows this
drive as "Removable Media", which it most certainly is not.
I have also submitted the bug to KDE's tracker. Here's the link:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=354561
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The bug seems to be related to this one:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=49844
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I'm also experiencing Intel Graphics issues on two different systems
running Kubuntu Wily. One is a Baytrail Chromebook, and the other is a
desktop system with a Haswell Pentium processor. In both systems, using
the OpenGL Kwin compositors results in all manners of graphical glitches
and system i
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