Hello,
thanks to clickwir, this has helped me solve it in Ubuntu 20.04 with
btrfs!
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Mélodie
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swapon failed
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Mélodie
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In Bento Openbox 14.04.3, this bug shows in the $HOME/.xsession-errors.
The real issue is that if there is no background on top of the root background,
the Openbox menu does not show. The issue is solved by removing the scim
packages:
scim
scim-gtk-immodule
scim-im-agent
scim-modules-socket
Onc
you
people know what they refer to, I'd attempt to understand how that
work).
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Mélodie
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[Asus
stop and unloading zram module as well
//who wrote this? The impact is probably for all languages including English.
The new version works : provided zram module is blacklisted to avoid being
loaded during boot! See my next comment which will be #13.
Thanks, Mélodie
[Test Case]
* Install
PS: I think the --purge you performed previously might have removed the
faulty zram config file still in the system at that moment and solved
the issue in spite of the "not installed package" warning.
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Hi Damian,
According to you output zram does not appear to be loaded, if it was we
would see a zram device, ie: /dev/zram0, /dev/zram1 (if your machine has
two processors, dual core, core duo, or hyperthreading).
You can remove the 3 following files:
/var/crash/zram-config.0.crash
/var/crash/zram
Hi Damian, what does return "sudo updatedb ; locate zram" in the
console?
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Hello to all,
Thanks a lot! I am looking forward to seeing it in the repositories!
Best regards,
Mélodie
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ine to test others, but I will try to find someone
who could have the relevant hardware.
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Hi,
Here are two bug reports generated while testing hard on the P4 (trying to get
the RAM full, I'll have to retry with a limit on the kernel boot line because
the zram swap could never be used, instead it was the CPU which was fully used):
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lxsession-edi
Hardware 1:
P4 Dell tower. Here is enclosed the hardware submission (not yet appeared on
Launchpad but I add it as an attachment).
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up and running, whereas with the next version it is started
during the boot, but then stopped I don't know when. What is sure is
that after the lines of "Buffer I/O error" zram is not loaded nor used
in the session.
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Well no, mistake : it is not running although there is no I/O error
during boot. My bad.
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Hi dambldor91,
I don't understand why you post about the former 3.2.0-55-generic kernel
where the bug didn't exist? What do you intend to say?
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henrix: Thank you very much. I hope it will not be too long before it
will be gone through the SRU process and delivered.
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Mélodie
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in the output "downgrading".
When will your patch be integrated to the current kernel for Precise?
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Hi Oibaf,
I my case it is mostly unrelated and really nothing very important. It happened
in a Synaptic started inside the chroot of Ubuntu-Builder, so the post-install
script was a bit confused I guess, because there were already /dev/zram*
created and in use.
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such issue happened, and no I/O buffer
error in either of the two machines. Thanks a lot to the people who
fixed it! I'll be looking forward to get it from the repositories.
(I don't have systems installed for other architectures to test on).
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Hi,
Why installing zram-config in the Ubuntu Builder Synaptic module there has been
this message:
E: zram-config: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error
exit status 1
In the current system itself all is working fine so far (more than one hour
running). No zram B
To damian-sawiicki: Do you see a zram-config.conf file under /etc/init ?
Another stupid question: did you precisely invoke "dpkg --purge zram-
config" ?
(When I realized I still had zram-config at work after uninstalling it,
I didn't think about "dpkg --purge" and just removed whatever "zram"
file
> Is it normal, that I didn't have the package installed, but the error
still occurred and zram0 was visible after 'swapon -s'?
Hi, If you had it installed before then removed it happens, and is also filed
in a bug report:
zram-config runs even after uninstalled, needs purge -
https://bugs.launc
I will be looking forward to it. Thanks a lot!
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Status in “linux” p
s, and
therefore that I should open a new bug for it?
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http://code.google.com/p/compcache
In Archlinux the result is of course the same, you can see here:
http://pastebin.fr/29038
This is not a bug.
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