Until recent i never had this bug before even though i always have a SD-
card in the slot of my laptop.
The only things that changed since i have got bug are the laptop and SD-card.
- The laptop is a Lenovo W530
- The SD-card is a cheap imitation (model 0, serial 0xb1538a26, vendor
I can confirm this problem on my ThinkPad T61p under Ubuntu 12.04LTS.
An SD card that is 'loaded' when the system goes to sleep will cause a
new Nautilus window to be opened when the system resumes from sleep.
I have checked my /var/log/kern.log and have found this:
Jan 15 17:20:17 T61p kernel:
Well after further reading I have come to the conclusion that, on Ubuntu
12.04LTS at least, this is a FEATURE and NOT a bug.
I read this note:
http://superuser.com/questions/376858/how-do-i-prevent-unity-nautilus-
from-opening-a-new-window-when-i-insert-an-exter
and after enabling the 'Never
I continue to have this problem. I'm using a Dell Latitude X1 with a
Ricoh SD card reader. I've had this issue with Lucid, Maverick, Natty,
and now Oneiric.
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Since this bug can not be reproduced in Karmic I am marking as invalid.
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Leaving an SD card in the slot when suspending creates a nautilus window on
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Chris: No, I cannot. I upgraded to Karmic yesterday, and this problem
seems to have been resolved for me in the current RC.
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I can confirm the same behaviour:
dkapell:
I was able to reproduce this bug in 9.04 (Release Candidate)
Running just the base stuff in a desktop install, plus the netbook-remix
packages on a Dell Mini 9 laptop
Steps to Reproduce:
1) put SD card in drive, it gets detected as normal, is usable,
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Can anyone recreate this in Karmic?
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I can confirm this also on UNR (Jaunty) on an Acer Aspire One.
New nautilus window opened on resume when SSD card is left in the slot.
This opens regardless of unchecking browse media when inserted in
nautilus options.
Very annoying!
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Agreed. This happens several times a day, as I use Ubuntu exclusively
on my netbook everyday!
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A workaround here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pm-utils/+bug/342096/comments/9
Requires kernel compilation. I have not tried this myself.
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I reproduced this bug. I have Ubuntu 9.04 NBR running on a Dell Mini 9. I'm
using a 2GB microSD card in an adapter.
1) Put SD card inside slot.
2) Nautilus window appears for /media/disk. Close it.
3) Close lid to suspend the laptop.
4) Open lid to awaken laptop.
5) Black screen with MMC killing
Is this ever going to get updated? This bug is pretty annoying.
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This happens with me as well on a Dell Mini 9 running updated Jaunty
with a 4 GB SDHC.
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I too get this with a Dell Mini 9 running a fully updated Jaunty Netbook
Remix. 4GB SDHC card, and it does it on wake from sleep. Until recently,
I had 8.10 standard installed without GNOME or Nautilus, and while I got
the dead queue line, no window opened. I did a clean install afterwards,
and
Oh, I forgot to mention, but the window is *not* white.
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Update: I turned off Browse Media when Inserted in Nautilus, but the
described behavior continued to happen.
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I was able to reproduce this bug in 9.04 (Release Candidate)
Running just the base stuff in a desktop install, plus the netbook-remix
packages on a Dell Mini 9 laptop
Steps to Reproduce:
1) put SD card in drive, it gets detected as normal, is usable, etc.
2) close all running apps (no Nautilus
is that specific to sd cards? do you get the same issue using an usb
key?
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It seems to be specific to SD cards. With a usb stick, it simply
resumes as it suspended.
As it resumes, with a SD card in, it gives the message: MMC: Killing
requests for dead queue. right before the GUI starts
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Could you attach your /var/log/kern.log after a suspend / resume cycle
with / without the SD card. It's likely the SD card gets unloaded on
suspend. If that's the case then I really don't think there is much that
Nautilus can do
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here's the last 500 lines without a sd card
** Attachment added: kern.nosd.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25802777/kern.nosd.log
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...and with.
please let me know if you need more
the with was done before the without.
** Attachment added: kern.withsd.log
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Closing this bug report as no further information has been provided.
Please feel free to reopen this bug if you can provide the information
asked for. Thanks!.
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any activity in it recently. We were wondering is this still an issue
for you? Could you try to reproduce the same with Ubuntu 9.04? Thanks in
advance.
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Title and description are now changed.
** Summary changed:
- Leaving an SD card in the slot when suspending creates a white nautilus
window on awake
+ Leaving an SD card in the slot when suspending creates a nautilus window on
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Whoops, I'm sorry, I was updating the description at the same time
without noticing :(
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: nautilus
- If I leave an SD card in my laptop while suspending then on the next
- awake a nautilus window appears with the title of the SD card, as if a
- card
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