I'm using Archlinux/64 and i've the same symptoms as you:
[2012-02-19 13:07:40] gnome-shell[1449]: segfault at 8 ip 7fa10dd4e903 sp
7fff3442dbd0 error 4 in libfreetype.so.6.8.0[7fa10dcfd000+98000]
[2012-02-19 13:07:41] gnome-shell[1596]: segfault at 38 ip 7f432d3f9bda sp
I was given this error as well and i found out the ubi-partman doesn't
like pre-configured partitions or unpartitioned disk space: so fireup
GParted, delete every partition until you have one single unpartitioned
space entry, create one ext4 primary partition with the size of your
disk and apply
I have configured mine at 96dpi and for some reason i don't experience
this bug anymore: i don't know if this is related in any way, but it's
well worth trying it out.
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I'm also affected by this: you can also make the menus appear by just
moving the mouse around the area where the menu is supposed to appear:
it seems that doing that will trigger the redrawing of the menu.
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Drop and sub menus don't always show up
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/665546
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I may add that (using compiz 0.8.6) tooltips are also affected by this
problem: one need to stand firm with the mouse on a UI element for the
default timeout for tooltips to show up, then move one pixel or two and
the tooltip will appear.
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Drop and sub menus don't always show up
Spoke too soon: after one month of running fine, today compiz is always stuck
at 30fps, no matter what.
I wonder what's going on with this release since this isn't the only problem
that came up with it..
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/455156
This is one year old, but by installing 10.10 i run into this very same
problem, i never experienced anything similar before: i found out that in my
case this was due to having reflections enabled, so try disable them and see if
this change anything.
Both Cube Reflection and Deformation's
@stephen, you need to have the patch file inside the geany directory and
run the command from there: you can see it's going to patch the
client/gvfsfusedaemon.c file that is not there.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/658069
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sudo patch -p1 patch_file should do it: remember you can also
--dry-run, so that you won't trash anything at all and find out if the
command would work or not.
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I had the same problem, then i found out it could be fixed by simply doing:
sudo update-alternatives --config x-cursor-theme
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/140503
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Same problem on Maverick 64: i used Geany for a lot of time, then switched to
Maverick 2 days ago and today i thought i was going crazy o_O
Note that i also tried Geany from GIT (w/ plugins) and same thing happens:
Gedit works fine instead.
AFAIK, it affects any and only gvfs mounts, both smb
To add more information: i read somewhere the user should be made member of the
fuse group for gvfs to work properly but my newly installed 10.10 didn't add
me as a fuse member, so i added it.
Either ways GEdit works fine but not Geany.
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Am i the only one with this problem *AND* these latest drivers installed?
I'm still experiencing the gnome-terminal slowness problem with the 260.19.06
beta release as well.
Ubuntu 10.10beta, GeForce 8400M GS, X server 1.9.0 on an HP Pavilion dv6500
Notebook PC.
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Partially solved: i completely removed everything and just reinstalled, for
some unknown reason it was still loading the old driver.
However, i've completely lost v-sync, be it xvideo textures, compiz or
everything else, it just doesn't sync anymore: the new driver completely
resolves the font
David: i comprehend the fact we have 200 comments, but i'm not sure being
conservative would produce any advantage in its resolution. Also, this isn't
the first time i see bug reports being closed due to inactivity or simply
because it was quiet enough to think people eventually solved their
Sorry guys, i realized now i completely misread David's post: obviously
Mahendra was right, i even told him yesterday by private mail ;)
Time for vacation i think.. :D
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visual corruption affecting several panel applets
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/439448
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I'm sorry for you Mahendra, but if you are bothered by these meaningful
and useful bug reports you shouldn't read them at all, and maybe
unsubscribe from the bug: we all know it happens then stop and then
happens again, but reporting anomalies and behaviors is just the minimum
we, users, can do to
Ok, here i'm again: no problems for some days, today the problem
reoccurred, so still no luck.
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Hi Cesare, i also updated my system and since then, no problems so far:
but i had your very same problem before the update, but used
CTRL+ALT+SysReq+B since CTRL+ALT+CANC wasn't working at all. Lately, it
seems things are a little better, but i know this problem presents
itself in various
It seems the latest updates did something regarding this problem since
i've still to notice the usual mess in my applets: hopefully this
problem is gone ;)
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I saw that yesterday evening, i updated and forgot to reboot and test ;)
This afternoon i'm going to report if that has worked or not.
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Just to give you some more info, my current setup is an
ubuntu64-10...@intel i7 and i must admit this release is unbelievably
faster than any other previous version of Ubuntu: after trying out the
livecd i just got my /home/ folder backed up from the previous
installation (ubuntu64-9.04) and
I'm affected by this bug too, not only the notification area is a mess, but
also all my 4 panels and applets go crazy until i issue a sudo killall
gnome-panel.
In the attached screenshot you can see what my sensors applet looks like before
killing the processes: sometimes it get heavily messed
Yesterday updates didn't help: now with gdm 2.30.2.is.2.30.0-0ubuntu2 (curious
naming btw) i'm experiencing the same problem at every boot, no matter if i
disconnect/connect usb drives, reboot or shutdown; furthermore, i'm now unable
to access to a console prompt since everything hang after
Thank you for the head up Cesare, now i'm sure i'm also affected by that
very same problem too: the thing is curious because everytime i was
manually restarting the gdm, the panels never get messy and everything
would load as normal.
It looks like as the boot scripts at startup are loaded in
So was your problem related to gdm in some ways? Or was it laying in
your PC (hardware)?
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Thank you for reporting that Cesare!
This evening i'm going to try the updates: oddly the update manager never
prompted me for updates although is setup to do so ;-\
Anyway, just yesterday the problem started to arise after a week of working as
expected, so i hope this update will finally bring
@Cesare, this is quite interesting.
I've got your very same error message if i *omit* the GdmXserverTimeout=60
setting instead, now that i'm trying i can't even boot anymore if omitting it,
then i'll leave it as is for now: i could bet i'll need to revert that gdm.conf
line in two weeks.
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So far it seems i managed to have the gdm start correctly by adding a
GdmXserverTimeout of 60 seconds in the [daemon] section.
Also, it seems Ubuntu changed the way (custom) gdm settings are being looked up
since while i was keeping trying play with the timeout in
/usr/share/gdm/defaults.conf
I just wanted to update from Jaunty to the latest and greatest LTS but i
heavily regret having done that.. fortunately i clonezill'ed the system before
the clean install.
But how such a problem slipped into an LTS?
I experience the same problem with any version of the nvidia drivers:
With a
I forgot to mention that sudo service gdm restart DOES start gdm as it
should.
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Since it seems the fix has been planned for karmic-updates, should we expect
ext3 to be used as the default fs when installing Karmic?
I'm quite worried about the impact this bug could have on new users migrating
to Ubuntu.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 353881 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/353881
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firefox-3.5 crashed with SIGSEGV in XRE_ParseAppData()
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/373945
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Just to add some more information, i found out that the version of
[B]xulrunner[/B] being installed during alpha days was [B]1.8.1[/B] and that
obviously lead to segaulting apps if linked against more recent version of it,
such as 1.9.
So, uninstalling 1.8.1 and installing 1.9 should let
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 353881 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/353881
@cosmix
Could you try if the solution i proposed in the duplicate #353881 does work for
you (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.5/+bug/353881)?
I think the bug was in some package
Cool thing you had the 1.8.1 package as well: have you installed Jaunty since
the alpha days too?
I did it, i built a brand new machine with the alpha distribution and then
updated 'til final, this way i always got the 1.8.1 version that caused me lot
of segfaults with other apps as well, i
I've exactly the same problem, here is the ending output of strace
firefox-3.5:
open(/usr/lib/xulrunner-1.9.1b4pre/libxpcom.so, O_RDONLY) = 3
read(3,
\177ELF\1\1\1\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\3\0\3\0\1\0\0\0\220\36\0\0004\0\0\0\254...,
512) = 512
fstat64(3, {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=13716, ...}) = 0
I confirm the problem: i have a desktop AMD Athlon X2/64 running Jaunty/32 and
an HP notebook running Jaunty/32 as well, both incrementally upgraded from the
first public alpha to the current stage, and i can programmatically lock them
up via strace gedit.
The SysReq+REISUB it's the only
Just to add my own video specs, both my desktop as for the laptop have
nVidia cards, 9400GT and 8400M-GS respectively.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/364524
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I can confirm the behavior described by Alastair Sherringham: whenever i
press the check button it starts another instance of gnome-power-
manager; i never experienced this though, until i started to update-
manager -d from Intrepid to Jaunty.
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+1 for this proposal, at work i need to ssh/ftp on some servers and the
ability to organize and categorize bookmarks would be productive.
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I can't believe this buggy nm thing is still buggy and included with Ubuntu. Is
this a joke or what?
I had to fiddle for 30 minutes in order to have it asking me for credentials
and finally saving the configuration: how can one be sure the configuration now
will last?
What's the need for nm to
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