*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 439071 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/439071
I get a "Not allowed here" message when I try to access that duplicate
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This might be an upstream issue - this bug affected me (and commenting
out the udev loader fixed me) on my Gentoo machine at work, but I
actually had no problems with latest PA on my Karmic laptop at home!
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Electron apps segfault on glibc 2.28 (cosmic)
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I upgraded to zesty before I saw movement on this, but I can confirm
that 3.22.3 in zesty fixes the problem I was experiencing with inline
images.
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The latest batch of updates today (which included libwebkit2gtk updates)
fixed the Evolution message pane display problem for me, yay!
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Ca
please accept into artful-updates. i can't install the dbgsym files to
get a good backtrace for a bug until the dbgsym matches the version i
have installed (and i don't want to upgrade to proposed right now).
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Thanks for this patch, I was having a quite similar problem and this
helped me out immensely. :)
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Title:
dosfsck slow repairing thousands of iden
While I have to agree with teo1978 that it did take a long time to find
out why my performance was being compromised so heavily due to the lack
of information that thermald provides to the log (involving a lot of red
herrings and detours through pstate vs cpufreq, read-only frequency
scaling proper
I agree with your reasoning teo, I was just mentioning that it didn't
apply in my situation since I know my fans are at the max all the time.
But what you're saying is true - thermald does reduce performance before
I get near the max temp (as reported by 'sensors' high=80 and crit=98),
sometimes by
started with thermald stopped:
pstate-frequency version 3.7.2
pstate::CPU_DRIVER -> intel_pstate
pstate::CPU_GOVERNOR -> performance
pstate::TURBO-> 0 [ON]
pstate::CPU_MIN -> 50% [185KHz]
pstate::CPU_MAX -> 100% [370KHz]
start a lot of load, which s
Ok, I'm uploading another thermald log that shows it restricting
performance even more than before (probably because I was able to get
the temperature higher), and then NOT improving performance again once
temperatures have gone back down to normal. thermald was started when
temperatures were cool
Sorry, just one more thermald debug log to attach, as I was able to
reproduce the issue with the read-only sysfs attributes. After stopping
thermald in debug mode at the previous session, I was unable to change
pscale's max_perf_pct or any/all of my CPU's scaling_max_freq past a
certain point.
ro
If this has been approved for stable series, any reason why it's being
held up in proposed for zesty?
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Title:
Firefox 51.0.1 does not display pag
I can't always get my load temp up to 97C, sometimes it takes a lot of
work. ;) I'll also go back into my BIOS and set it back to some better
defaults, I had disabled things like Enhanced SpeedStep while I was
troubleshooting these issues. I'm not sure if I saw whatever intel_rapl
uses in there b
teo, do
apt install lm-sensors
to install the basic sensors package. This includes
sensors-detect
which can be used to make sure all the kernel modules are loaded to detect
temperatures and fan speeds. Then you can run the
sensors
command. I'm not able to see my fan speed but perhaps you can see
Sri I was able to clone the changes you made and compile and run your
new thermald (with your default config files too). (BTW - No matter
what I did in my BIOS I couldn't get RAPL to not be locked by the BIOS
but apparently this is a relatively common problem.) Very Good news: I
was not able to g
Doug I only meant that I have to run stress-ng and other tasks to get it
that hot, regular web browsing/emails etc doesn't do it. But yes,
thermal paste is definitely the #2 think after blowing out the fans. I
may do that later but my main issue is solved by this update (though
more logging in sys
But since you asked for some logs here is one more post with some I thought
would be good:
- turbostat_high_load_without_thermald
- turbostat_high_load_with_thermald
- thermald_debug_high_load
The load was created with "stress-ng -matrix 0 -t 1m" and thunderbird, and
"turbostat --debug sleep 10"
Please don't close this bug without another update from the original
reporter. While I originally posted here because I thought our problems
the same or very closely related, this bug does report a slightly
different problem. He will need to provide debug logs to help but I feel
bad hijacking his
Switching to Thunderbird is exactly what I did. :) But unlike the Arch
thread I don't have HiDPI enabled (scaling is 1 in gnome-tweak-tool for
both fonts and windows section). Epiphany works for me also. Do you have
HiDPI enabled? Does epiphany work for you? Also, for me evolution seems
to display
I don't have any ideas for you about this bug, but just wondering how
you got firefox 52 with zesty, as only 50.1 is in the zesty release and
51 is in proposed (see https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox).
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includes GTK 3.22.
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Title:
Can't see view message pane in Evolution after mos
I'm posting here because pstate is giving me problems as well, but in
the opposite direction. Upon bootup and for several hours thereafter,
scaling works correctly. But after a period of time something happens
(which is of course not mentioned in any log) and scaling_max_freq is
set to scaling_min
Any chance we can get this moved out of proposed and approved for zesty?
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Title:
Firefox 51.0.1 does not display pages/shows blank pages.
To man
I had looked at other relevant threads on askubuntu but I figured it was
a kernel issue. I'll certainly work within the context of this bug to
try to fix if possible. I'm on 4.9.0-15-generic but I just installed
4.10.0-041000rc6.201701291830 and will reply with results (after
removing the line from
Wow. I've never seen this before. My scaling_min_freq and
scaling_max_freq are now set to... 0!
root@ossy:/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq# ls -1 *
affected_cpus
cpuinfo_cur_freq
cpuinfo_max_freq
cpuinfo_min_freq
cpuinfo_transition_latency
related_cpus
scaling_available_governors
scaling_cur_
Ooh thanks for the grep trick I knew there was a better way. thermald
may have something to do with it but I'm not getting the syslog spamming
like that bug report, though I do have a couple of those entries listed.
I will stop posting to this bug though.
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Have you tried running with no add-ons or from a new Firefox profile?
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Broken/Missing font rendering in firefox
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It seems that various extensions can cause the problem. It would be
great if there were some way for extensions to not be able to crash
gnome-shell.
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There's no package "isc-dhcp" - shouldn't this be fixed in the package
isc-dhcp-client? I am still affected by this bug.
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Title:
dhclient does no
I'd really like this too. The git_fix-reply-with-inline-images.patch
that is already included in .1 is not working for me - I'm still
experiencing that crash. I'm really hoping that 3.22.2 will fix it but
I'd rather not upgrade to zesty to find that out.
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This bug really is a PITA as it can result in crashes in gnome-settings-
daemon. I have to execute:
xinput --set-prop "Western Digital My Book" "Device Enabled" 0
at the start of every X session and then start gnome-settings-daemon
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Also occurs for me, trying to login to a host running CentOS-4 (yes I
know rather old):
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
_vpaes_decrypt_core () at vpaes-x86.s:221
221 vpaes-x86.s: No such file or directory.
(gdb) bt
#0 _vpaes_decrypt_core () at vpaes-x86.s:221
#1 0xb7e369
Actually I lied: that host is running CentOS-3 and it has the RSA PAM
modules. Not sure which is the issue.
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ssh crashed with SIGSEGV
To m
I was able to work with Andy from OpenSSL and come up with a fix. Since
the backtrace and disassemble in this bug report is the same as I was
getting I think it should work for you too.
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The rt.openssl.org can be accessed by guests with a username "guest" and
password "guest". Andy provided a patch against the 1.0.1 release of
openssl with these instructions (patch attached):
See if attached patch fixes the problem. In order to do that download
1.0.1 source from openssl.org and u
If you carry the patch in Ubuntu I definitely recommend using the
http://cvs.openssl.org/chngview?cn=22317 since it contains a fix for x64
as well.
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Binary package hint: vino
vino-server will no longer work for me - it crashes within 3 seconds of
starting it. I had been using it in 10.04 without issue and configured
through vino-preferences. apport does not intercept this crash either
so i did a manual backtrace with gd
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More information after updating vino to 2.32, installing debug symbols
and actually doing the Backtrace procedure as documented in the Wiki:
m...@rounder:~$ gdb /usr/lib/vino/vino-server
GNU gdb (GDB) 7.2-ubuntu
Copyright (C) 2010 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3
Added valgrind packages (actually this also included libc debug symbols
which I forgot about in the gdb backtrace) and did a valgrind run as
documented in the wiki.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1439109 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1439109
I did not have to create the symlink, but once I separated my
/etc/network/interfaces into 3 separate files in
/etc/network/interfaces.d (along with an /etc/network/interfaces that
sourced them) my bridge in
I can also reproduce the bug using the new Google Maps (easiest way to
do so seems to be zooming in/out). However it occurs for me even after I
disable semaphores:
root@hawty:~# cat /sys/module/i915/parameters/semaphores
0
(after that):
[614445.590357] [drm:i915_hangcheck_elapsed] *ERROR* stuck o
Sorry. :) Unfortunately/fortunately I can no longer reproduce it after
doing a BIOS update on my ASUS motherboard (was about 18 months behind).
Based on your description of the bug as possibly related to the BIOS I
decided to do that update, and even though it's only been about 10
minutes of usage,
bug still occurs on gnome 3.16 w/ gnome-terminal 3.16
transparency can be enabled by editing the profile preferences and changing the
slider a bit
my preferred fix is ... use Konsole :)
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Where is the source for libdvdnav4 4.9.9? I see libdvdread 4.9.9 but
not libdvdnav4.
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libdvdnav4 version 4.2.1 is known as broken and sha
Is this patch in the most recent -30 kernel? If not when might it make
it in?
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iwlwifi-7260-8.ucode causes network disconnections problems
Why would this be marked as "won't fix"?
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Title:
Fails to open due to: PNG read error in
/usr/share/mplayer/skins/default/main
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I was experiencing this exact same bug as well. Based on information I
read in the corresponding RedHat report
(https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=879773) I was able to get
this to work by removing all the Evolution configuration directories
(which did have some prior attempts at configur
After reading more of a related RedHat bug
(https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=657726) it would seem that
these crashes are in fact due to some bad messages coming back from
xklavier or xinput, and gnome-settings-daemon not being able to handle
them. Here is a recent stack trace:
mike@ha
Since this is another crash related to xkl_ functions (xklavier) please
see my note in bug 805894 - its possible we are seeing the same issue
with xinput.
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Not sure exactly where this occurred, but as I have not experienced an
OOPS while working on the machine interactively in a while, it is very
likely something that occurred during the reboot process (being on an
unreleased version of ubuntu I typically do an apt-get update;apt
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Besides just removing the device, I can also do
xinput --set-prop "Western Digital My Book" "Device Enabled" 0
every time X comes up and then re-start gnome-settings-daemon. I just
wish it could handle this error so I didn't have to!
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Sebastien - I'm pretty sure I was able to glean the information from
stuff on the internet, but doing "xinput list" and seeing it there
certainly confirmed it. Finding error messages in xkl functions also
helped. Others say this isn't their issue though.
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No longer experiencing issue so marking as fix released.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
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kernel o
In my case, I can reproduce it and I included the backtrace above
yesterday. I have found the issue is because an external USB hard disk
(a western digital MyBook 1TB Mirror edition, although other WD MyBook
devices also seem to have the same problem) is announcing itself not
only as a hard disk b
Unfortunately yes, at least for me. In my case it definitely has to do
with the fact that I have a USB hard disk reporting itself as a
keyboard, this is confusing xklavier and causing gsd to crash. I run
the command "xinput --set-prop "Western Digital My Book" "Device
Enabled" 0" in my .xstartup
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1034548 ***
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When I click on that I get "Bug 1034548 cannot be found"
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I am another person who can confirm the clipboard and scroll wheel fixes
did work for me using the PPA version (although version string and
copyright dates in Help->About need to be updated). Thank you Jean-
Louis! And yes, this really represents a regression which should be
fixed in an update to
Confirmed according to the flashcache docs, temporary solution is to
edit grub.cfg manually (see
https://github.com/facebook/flashcache/blob/master/README-DKMS):
Known Issues:
-
- Right now grub-probe fails to detect the underlying root device when
booting off flashcache,
so you
Public bug reported:
Trying to mount a CIFS volume over a PPTP connection (default values,
just username and password in fstab), got this OOPS:
Aug 22 15:46:07 hawty kernel: [ 95.785387] BUG: unable to handle kernel
paging request at 2f2f7710
Aug 22 15:46:07 hawty kernel: [ 95.785473] IP: []
Could be possibly related to
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kernel oops when mounting CIFS volume
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Trying to mount a CIFS volume over a PPTP connection (default values,
just username and password in fstab), got this OOPS:
Aug 22 15:46:07 hawty kernel: [ 95.785387] BUG: unable to handle kernel
paging request
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 841384 ***
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Is the duplicate link wrong? I get an error saying bug 841384 doesn't
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I'd like to add that I can never get gnome-settings-daemon to start and
stay running for more than 5 seconds, UNLESS i take the following
actions, in which case it applies the themes properly and responds to
theme changes and generally works just fine:
1. start 'strace gnome-settings-daemon' in a
Also experienced same crash on i386 w/ open source intel drivers. But
it's quite rare.
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Looks like this was corrected in the latest nautilus/nautilus-data
update in the gnome3 ppa (2.91.94). yay! :)
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Nautilus gets stuck in infi
Continues to occur on latest packages. I also have the GNOME 3 Team PPA
installed but this was occurring for me before I installed as well.
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I think you're onto something Paul with the UPnP support. ltrace output
gives me similar indications it is involved, however I have other
clients on the network that need UPnP. This is a standard Verizon FIOS
router. I am not using UPnP for port forwarding of VNC however (that's
a static rule).
You may be experiencing this one
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-release-upgrader/+bug/2067071
take a look at /var/log/dist-upgrade/apt.log and see if the crash matches the
bug above, that's what's happening to me
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It looks like you made some code changes to fix, but I did try the
upgrade again and fails the same way:
res = f(*args, **kwargs)
^^
File "/tmp/ubuntu-release-upgrader-vh4mksxv/DistUpgrade/DistUpgradeCache.py",
line 626, in distUp
grade
self.pre_upgrade_rule()
Actually - I just removed libts0 - which wanted to uninstall a few apps
that I made note of to reinstall later - and then I was able to upgrade
to 24.04.
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This only affects X11, and gnome devs only care about Wayland
(specifically, their implementation of Wayland), so I doubt they're
gonna fix this, even though I'd like them to!
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