Halo, Federico. Thanks for your reply.
Actually, I was a little bit scared to reply your message because Lubuntu community will read my reply too. :) I have removed Lubuntu and use Xubuntu now. Unfortunately, I had removed Lubuntu before I had a chance to read the 2 recent messages from Julien Lavergne. So, I am sorry that I can not try the procedure you suggested. Thanks. On 11/18/13, Federico Leoni <effe...@gmail.com> wrote: > 2013/11/18 Qua Purna <quapu...@gmail.com>: >> Halo, Xubuntu and Lubuntu Users. >> >> Xubuntu 13.10, Lubuntu 13.10 >> >> I can not tell how many times this has happened and how many times I >> have reported this via the build-in report that appears when the crash >> happens. >> >> This issue appears on Xubuntu and Lubuntu. I notice this at least for >> 13.10, 13.04, 12.10 of both of them. >> >> I use mobile broadband (cdma) for net connection. >> On Lubuntu panel, I have the "nm-applet". >> >> If "nm-applet" has been crashed, the internet connection is still on. >> I still can use Firefox (I am writing this email while nm-applet has >> been crashed) and "network-monitor" applet still works properly >> displaying the in/out data of ppp0 connection. >> >> To make the nm-applet appear again, I have to manually run it. >> >> Has another user experienced this issue, too ? >> Is there anything I can do to solve this ? >> >> Thanks. >> >> -- >> Lubuntu-users mailing list >> Lubuntu-users@lists.ubuntu.com >> Modify settings or unsubscribe at: >> https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/lubuntu-users > > Hi there, > > we need some more information to help out. > What is your configuration? > Could you gently paste the output of the crash report? > Did you look if there are errors on dmesg? > > dmesg | grep nm-applet > > Have you tried to launch nm-applet manually and record the output to > see what happen? > You can try to track down the error via terminal: > > killall nm-applet (if not crashed yet) > script nm-applet.log > nm-applet & > > leave the terminal window open and when (if) the applet crash type > > exit > > now you will find a nm-applet.log on your home. Don't use a command like > > nm-applet | tee nm-applet.log > > because it will not record the output. > Did you look if there is something on session log (I doubt)? > > leafpad ~/.xsession-errors > > Let us know. > > F. > -- THANKS TO ALL DEVELOPERS: Windows7, Xubuntu, 7zip, CCleaner, FDM, Firefox, FoxitReader, FreemakeVD, GIMP, GoldenDict, KeePass, LibreOffice, Locate32, MoneyMngEx, MSOffice, NotePad++, OperaMail, PDFCreator, Pimlical, PNotes, ReadThemAll, ReNamer, ScreenGrabFixVer, Thunderbird, Tor, XnViewMP, etc. -- Lubuntu-users mailing list Lubuntu-users@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/lubuntu-users
