Hey all - great to see this getting addressed!
Unfortunately, I'm no longer in a position to test the fix :(.
Apologies. Reading through everything though, it seems that it should be
effective.
Thanks for all your work!
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Public bug reported:
The update-grub-legacy-ec2 script (which ships with grub-legacy-ec2,
which is presumably included under cloud-init umbrella) includes a check
to determine whether a kernel is Xen-capable or not. It uses this check
in a feature designed to ignore non-Xen kernels on Xen guests,
Public bug reported:
The update-grub-legacy-ec2 script (which ships with grub-legacy-ec2,
which is presumably included under cloud-init umbrella) includes a check
to determine whether a kernel is Xen-capable or not. It uses this check
in a feature designed to ignore non-Xen kernels on Xen guests,
Update: It is looking like this problem (at least for me) has got
something to do with Flash player. I have found that while the box is
hung, you can SSH into it and do a killall on npviewer.bin - as soon as
you do this everything frees up and all keys/commands given previously
execute. After
I believe I am seeing this issue on Ubuntu 9.04 x86_64. I have tried
upgrading to latest fglrx driver direct via ATI and no go. Can't
reproduce the hang, though it seems to happen more often when certain
apps are running. 99% of the time it comes during user interaction.
Things get slow then