I'm on AWS EC2 rather than OpenStack, but I am getting this exact error
on a t1.micro Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS box.
Starting with the most recent set of kernel updates the box did not
return from the next reboot (or any reboot since).
Log:
http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/24229055/
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During the start-crash loop, syslog gets this block added about once per
second:
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Jan 22 14:47:14 vulcan rtkit-daemon[2274]: Successfully made thread 29983 of
process 29983 (n/a) owned by '104' high priority at nice level -11.
Jan 22 14:47:14 vulcan
Public bug reported:
Reporting system:
Description:Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS
Codename: trusty
Any command results in this trace:
user@host:~$ gcalcli --version
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/bin/gcalcli, line 392, in module
class gcalcli:
File /usr/bin/gcalcli, line
I confirm this behavior is back in 14.04 amd64, but I'm puzzled because
I *uninstalled* the scrollbar-overlay package as a fix (which
successfully cleared the startup delay in 13.10).
Just to clarify what I mean by 'the behavior is back', I mean at boot I
login and press a keystroke I have bound
Oh, and I confirm the same odd periodic behavior with the workspace
applets that Martin refers to.
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Title:
xfsettingsd unable to daemonize
The grub-install/update-grub solution fixes this for me, too. I started
getting this message after upgrading 12.10 - 13.04 - 13.10.
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Title:
I forgot to mention that this is occuring in a panel set as a DeskBar.
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Title:
Workspace Switcher miniature view incorrectly shows space for
Public bug reported:
Recently upgraded Xubuntu from Quantal to Raring, then immediately to
Saucy. Prior to upgrade, the miniature view worked as expected (disable
second monitor, miniature view no longer displays the space that would
be extended onto that monitor).
Since upgrade, the miniature
I got this crash consistently several times in a row while trying to
update my USB stick to Quantal. After reading through the comments, I
tried the following experiment:
1. Run USB Disk Creator, but at the first prompt for password (for writing the
boot information), I opened a terminal and
