Public bug reported:
Greetings, all,
Long story short: Avid Linux head for years, set up Ubuntu 7.x on this
laptop back in May. Never had a single problem or crash until upgrading
to 8.10. Now sure what the cause was but I was using VNC to access the
machine from remote, noticed the desktop locked up, and it forced me to
do a hard shutdown. The first couple of times it happened I got an Error
17 with Grub loader; the superblock was hosed. Used a LiveCD to fsck
check the drive, still ended up with weird errors and then yesterday I
finally formatted everything and built it from the ground up. Everything
was looking great until a few hours ago when the "crash" happened again.
Per the support policy, I've attached the logs and a couple of results
files from PartEd (in a .tar.gz file).
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Ubuntu 8.10 freezes, hard shutdown, Superblock and filesystem corrupted
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334707
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