OK, I'll leave it as 'incomplete' for the moment; if you get around to trying
12.10 again then please add any more detail you can and flip it back to 'New'.
There's probably not too much we can do without more diagnostics, other than to
remember this and watch out for any similar reports.
Thanks
Just an observation that maybe the /dev/disk-by-path stuff is a useful
way of describing what you want to boot reliably
for me in my test setup I have:
ip-192.168.122.10:3260-iscsi-iqn.2008-09.com.example:server1.share1-lun1-part1
as one of the names in there; certainly the iscsi iqn seems not
(You said Precise, but I assume you mean Quantal since that's what I was
previously on - if you really meant precise just ask and I'll try)
I don't seem to be able to trigger it on the Quantal 3.5.0-19, but
managed to repeat the failure on the Raring 3.7.0 (same Raring
userspace)
My test
Reported upstream;
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detailaid=3591921group_id=13411atid=113411
bzr branch linked with fix.
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Marking critical since it doesn't boot, and even worse this is a minor
update that triggers it.
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Hi Jorge,
If you use shift during booting to get the 'grub' menu to display, it should
let you choose a previous kernel version to try;
if that helps you then please add a note saying the kernel version that works
and the version that fails.
Also can you describe the make and model of the
Still happens on Raring in pciutils 1:3.1.9-6ubuntu1
The problem here is that the argument 'i' is supposed to take a
filename; and in this case it's the second i that's being taken as the
filename,
names-parse.c has a broken check for the filename; it's expecting it to
end in .gz which it strips
Have you got a different resolution monitor that you could borrow to try it
with?
I notice the monitors you are using are 1366x768 and I've seen other problems
with that res because it's not divisible by 8
exactly, and various things sometimes get upset.
(Only a hunch, may be wrong).
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http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-relationships.html says:
'If a relationship field has a version number attached, only real packages will
be considered to see whether the relationship is satisfied (or the prohibition
violated, for a conflict or breakage). In other words, if a version
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This is on a machine upgraded from Quantal to Raring.
I switched between two users, and then switched back under KDE and
managed to trigger that Failed to parse relocation. It happened (and
the screen went blank) at the moment I clicked the 'activate' button on
the screen
Public bug reported:
After an upgrade to Raring (as of today) from Quantal I'm seeing tons of
these in /var/log/upstart/ureadahead.log:
Counted 8 CPUs
ureadahead: ��a��w: Ignored relative path
ureadahead: : Ignored relative path
ureadahead: �=%���n�T9: Ignored relative path
ureadahead:
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gdb should at least suggest libc6-dbg
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Tried on Raring; Looks like this got fixed somewhere in the last 4
years.
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I think there are really two separate bugs going on here;
1) For some reason the Intel chipset doesn't like something and gives up
2) When it cleans up from (1) it panics
It looks to me like 3.5.0-19-generic has fixed the panic on my box; although I
still get a black screen - but that looks
Hmm; I'm closing this as invalid - it does work following your
instructions; but not if I use my image file I'd previously created.
Hmm that's going to be trickier to chase down.
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Hmm that's going to be trickier to chase down.
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Xorg crashed with SIGABRT in
Whether the two failures are related is difficult to say; the SecondLife
one seems to be failing with a fairly clear problem finding the dri
modules:
libGL: OpenDriver: trying /tls/i965_dri.so
libGL: OpenDriver: trying /i965_dri.so
libGL error: dlopen /i965_dri.so failed (/i965_dri.so: cannot
Interesting; no I don't get that menu - it doesn't get that far for me.
Both of the machines I tried it on are Quantal installs; both using
virt-manager to set the vm up; I'll try your command line set to see if
it makes any difference.
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My full backtrace on this (quantal 64bit):
#0 0x7f8710ffe425 in __GI_raise (sig=optimised out) at
../nptl/sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/raise.c:64
resultvar = 0
pid = optimised out
selftid = 9345
#1 0x7f8711001b8b in __GI_abort () at abort.c:91
save_stage = 2
It's interesting, I can't trigger this in either my quantal or raring
vm, but I've had it happen on two different quantal machines; one Intel
graphics one ATI (open driver).
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Interesting; no I don't get that menu - it doesn't get that far for me.
Both of the machines I tried it on are Quantal installs; both using
virt-manager to set the vm up; I'll try your command line set to see if
it makes any difference.
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This looks to me as a bug in a debian specific patch; see
debian/patches/gdbinit-ownership.patch
+ warning (not using untrusted file \%s\, file);
+ fclose (stream);
+ do_cleanups (old_cleanups);
+ return;
As far as I can tell from the weird cleanup system, the
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I've just put a load of comments on the upstream bug
The short story is that a patch to
Xext/xres.c ResFindAllRes
to change
counts[(type TypeMask) -1]++
to
if ((type TypeMask)!=0) counts[(type TypeMask) - 1]++;
stops the crash.
The longer story is, I don't think that case of a 0
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To repeat:
* Grab freedos ISO from from http://www.freedos.org/download/
* Add it as a CD to your KVM guest
* Boot and go through the defaults (I'm using a small - ~90MB - IDE hard
drive raw image as the 1st IDE disk)
* Go through all the defaults
* Install FreeDOS
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To repeat:
* Grab freedos ISO from from http://www.freedos.org/download/
* Add it as a CD to your KVM guest
* Boot and go through the defaults (I'm using a small - ~90MB - IDE hard
drive raw image as the 1st IDE disk)
* Go through all the defaults
* Install FreeDOS
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My dad's new machine (freshly installed with Quantal) reliably kernel panics at
boot iff connected via a kvm
switch.
6.265801] [drm:drm_pci_agp_init] *ERROR* Cannot initialize the agpgart
module.
[6.280161] BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at
Some addirtional notes:
* It works if the monitor is connected directly
* The KVM is an old Belkin 8 way Omniview 8 pro (which works fine with the
other machines)
* This ubuntu-bug capture was made from the rescue shell after bringing up
the networking manually
* The symptom as far as
I've just reported bug 1077658 which looks like it might be the same as this.
This only happens for me if I plug in via a KVM switch, not direclty in via a
monitor.
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This is probably a dupe of bug 1070690
3.7.0-030700rc5 #20120835 from the nightlies works for me
(http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.7-rc5-raring/ although I'm on
a quantal userspace)
So I say that makes it a fixed upstream
3.6.3-030603 #201210211349 boots but won't start X
3.7.0-030700rc5 #20120835 from the nightlies works for me
(http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.7-rc5-raring/ although I'm on
a quantal userspace)
So I say that makes it a fixed upstream
3.6.3-030603 #201210211349 boots but won't start X (but ctrl-alt-f1 gets
me a console)
OK; so we've got to be careful to keep the debug together; I think you really
have two separate things going on:
a) Slow when transferring lots of stuff (as per your vmstat in #9)
b) 'hang up's
Is that perf report from the 'hang up' state - it doesn't seem to have
much system/kernel CPU
Pilot6: Thanks for noting it's now fixed (not sure what fixed it)
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note that sudo echo 2 /proc/sys/vm/dirty_ratiowill give you the perm
denied (because the is in the parent shell)
so if you do
echo 2 /proc/sys/vm/dirty_ratio
from a root shell (e.g. sudo -s ) it should work.
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To simplify my instructions from comment #15:
1) Open a terminal (sits in top left)
2) Ctrl-alt-down arrow to move down one virtual deskop
It blows up at (2).
(pScrn-virtual X/y in cirRefreshArea is 1024/768)
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OK, lets see what we've got; if I'm reading this vmstat correctly it's split
pretty
much between system time and wait (for IO):
procs ---memory-----swap---io
-system-- cpu
r b swpd free buff cache si so
oh, the other thing you might want to see is whether you're running with
jumbo frames or not, they should help the load at both ends.
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Hmm thanks!
OK, so I don't have a /dev/root either; what seems to happen (see
/usr/share/initramfs-tools/hook-functions) is that it
checks the output of
mount
to see where / is mounted, and it's finding that it says /dev/root - and
so that's what it uses /dev/disk/by-uuid to look at via blkid
Thanks for testing that Alan,
Marking as invalid because it looks like it was an old file left behind
somehow.
Note: If someone sees more cases of this then it's probably worth figuring out
if there is something causing them to be left behind rather than it being one
case.
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Hi xor,
Yes I suspected it was UTF-16, I don't know much about tools that deal with
UTF-16 stuff, certainly haven't come across grep like things that do. There
are suggestions on sites to try using iconv to convert your data 1st.
But, as I say, I wouldn't expect grep to deal with UTF-16.
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Title:
pdf does not print correctly, and ps generated from pdf shows
Some random extra debug (from a separate run):
(gdb) up
#3 0x7f0485ef1af3 in ShadowCopyArea (pSrc=0x7f048ba948f0,
pDst=0x7f048c4ca910, pGC=0x7f048c3def70,
srcx=optimised out, srcy=optimised out, width=optimised out,
height=434, dstx=0, dsty=0)
at
Hi Pascal,
Can you split the bug into two separate bugs please; one symptom in each;
probably the best thing is if you open a new separate one for the
monitor-goes-off and leave this one as the space in name problem.
Add a comment in here to point to the new one.
Dave
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Confirmed, I can see this on
ii libxt-doc 1:1.1.3-1 allX11 toolkit
intrinsics library
but I also see this in libx11-doc in
/usr/share/doc/libx11-dev/libX11/libX11.html, so this is something
common - some docbookism???
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Hi Bryce,
See backtrace attached; just generated, on an up to date Quantal:
ii xserver-xorg-video-cirrus 1:1.5.1-0ubuntu2
amd64X.Org X server -- Cirrus display driver
Looks the same one to me; it's a lot harder to hit this than it was a
few weeks ago - this survived an
actually, I seem to have found a reasonably repeatable sequence:
1) Login
2) open a gnome-terminal
3) Walk through the 4 workspaces with ctrl-alt-arrows, within 2 or 3 times of
doing that reasonably quickly it blows up.
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Some more diags;
(gdb) p *pbox
$2 = {x1 = -958, y1 = -716, x2 = -236, y2 = -282}
I'm not sure what the space these values are working is supposed to be; if
they're supposed to be -ve then they're in a sensible
range as far as I can tell - but are they supposed to be -ve?
(gdb) p
This seems to work for me on the quantal version of Okular, indeed the
generated postscript version you gave also displays without error in
evince and gs on quantal.
You might be able to work around the bug by trying some of the options
in okular's print dialog; in particular the 'force
Kernel panic - linux
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pkhbdb/allocerceau: Can you state the exact version of the samsung
laptop you had/have.
When you did the installation, how did you install - did you use a CD or
USB stick? Did you at any point select 'EFI' during the boot process?
If you used a USB stick how exactly did you right the thumb drive?
Hi Xor,
grep is actually correct in this case, if you look at the contents of the
file byte-by-byte, it's actually got:
0001060 v nul 2 nul ) nul cr nul nl nul T nul r nul a nul
76 00 32 00 29 00 0d 00 0a 00 54 00 72 00 61 00
0001100 c nul k nul sp
Albert:
Can you add some detail please;
1) what model of laptop do you have?
2) When you say it's bricked twice - that's confusing, do you mean you've
permenantly unrecoverably bricked two laptops, or do you mean you somehow
recovered them?
3) What version of Ubuntu did you install
Fabio: Hmm yes those do look the same, but we haven't got Seth (original
reporter) logs for it so we don't know if it was the problem he hit; so please
file a separate kernel bug for that, and add a comment here stating the bug
number.
(I suspect most of the problems here are kernel bugs of one
Triaged: Reporter has explanation of bug, detailed and with patch
High: Crash in core package
Your diagnosis looks right - nice find!
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I suspect the problem is caused by the top-bit set non-ascii characters in your
path rather than the length of the string.
While I think your patch is sufficient, I'd actually fix:
* The cast of (int) in strtoint and change it to a (unsigned int)
* and the type of export_hash
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[431478.109859] general protection
Hi Alan,
I'm a bit confused by this since it looks like it was fixed in 2.6-3ubuntu2
back in April, as a fix for bug 945651.
Certainly when I just tried doing an install of nfs-kernel-server the init
script just uses rpcinfo with no path.
Did you modify the init script sometime in the
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PCI/internal sound card not
oops, that's vmstat 5 on the server
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nfs kernel server is very slow and causing high cpu load
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You say nfs-kernel-server is causing high cpu load - how do you know it's that?
top?
What type of traffic is it transferring; large files, lots of small files?
Please add:
* your /etc/exports from the server
* The output of cat /proc/mounts from the client to show how it's
mounted
The manpage says that parallel takes it's input from the command line,
not stdin - e.g
parallel echo -- 1 2 3
1
2
3
I think you should be able to use xargs -P to do what you want.
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mlocate should be sgid to get permissions; so can you do:
ls -l /usr/bin/locate /etc/alternatives/locate /usr/bin/mlocate
/var/lib/mlocate/mlocate.db
and include the result.
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I'd have to agree with it's diagnosis - looking at the error log I'd say you've
got a hardware fault; probably
a break in the lead/connector between the hard drive and the controller.
If you can get this to work reliably on another OS then please reopen
and describe what worked in more detail,
Title originally read:
package libapt-pkg4.12 0.8.16~exp12ubuntu10.3 [modified:
usr/share/doc/libapt-pkg4.12/changelog.gz
usr/share/locale/ar/LC_MESSAGES/libapt-pkg4.12.mo
usr/share/locale/ast/LC_MESSAGES/libapt-pkg4.12.mo
usr/share/locale/bg/LC_MESSAGES/libapt-pkg4.12.mo
OK, I'm not sure why you've changed the group on mlocate, but it sohuld
match the group on the mlocate.db; typically as mlocate:
dg@major:~$ ls -l /usr/bin/locate /etc/alternatives/locate /usr/bin/mlocate
/var/lib/mlocate/mlocate.db
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 16 Jul 17 19:09
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As per the reports there is some wierd interaction with wireless going on here,
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I've also edited the title to point out the wireless connection.
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Hmm well that looks ok, but the output of the update-initramfs has a clue:
# update-initramfs -v -u -k 3.2.0-32-generic
update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-3.2.0-32-generic
/dev/disk/by-uuid: Is a directory
Can you rerun that update-initramfs like this (with the original
Thanks James, I can confirm this is now working.
It's a bit chatty during the boot, I get lots of messages from IP-Config
moaning about no response after a few seconds
for the networking config, and after a few seconds it recovers and gets on with
it. (This is still a kvm guest).
Anyway,
It looks like that fix is in quantal's 2.26.3-12ubuntu1; I'm not sure
which version it landed in though
$ nl -ba /usr/bin/vimdot | head -10
1 #!/bin/sh
2 # Written by: John Ellson ell...@research.att.com
3
4 error() { echo $0: $* 2; exit 1; }
5
6 for prog in gvim
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Cannot open high resolution files.
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The cups bug you link to says it got fixed in 1.5 and later 1.4; since
QUantal has 1.6.x I'm marking as fix released.
This is a significant bug in Ubuntu. If you need a fix for the bug in
previous versions of Ubuntu, please do steps 1 and 2 of the SRU
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Check disc for defects would better be written in a medium neutral manner
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Markign confirmed having just merged a dupe in; doesn't seem that
important though, and I haven't checked on a more recent image.
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Hi,
Can you tell me do these keys fail in a graphics/X session; do they work if
you switch into a text control (use ctrl-alt-f2 to switch to a text console and
login, you can use ctrl-alt-f7 or f8 to switch back).
Have you tried another keyboard? (or if it's a laptop plug an external one in).
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Cannot login after un upgrade from 12.04 to 12.10 (ubuntu-2d)
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Hi DMitry,
Could you try this on a newer version of Ubuntu; I notice that in
3.8.4-8ubuntu1 on Quantal the change the changelog says that at the 3.8.4.-7
level there is an entry: 'Force generic x86 CPU when building a non-custom
package on an x86 arch' and a few other CPU check type comments;
I think the right place for this is the ubuntu-website project; although
those links look OK now.
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Hi John,
Probably the best thing to do here would be to suggest this on the util-linux
mailing list (see http://vger.kernel.org/vger-lists.html#util-linux ).
I'm fairly sure I've seen programmes similar to this to strip escape and
control characters before; so it might be worth searching
Not sure when it was fixed, but looks OK in Quantal (that bug is still
open in Debian, but that can be followed in their tracker).
$ ls -l /usr/bin/at
-rwsr-sr-x 1 daemon daemon 55480 Jun 11 10:03 /usr/bin/at
ii at 3.1.13-2ubuntu amd64 Delayed job
execution and batch
Fabio: It's probably better to file a separate kernel bug for your case;
your dmesg is showing a lot of unhappy USB/scsi errors.
Dave
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I'd try running update-initramfs with -v on the new kernel and see what
happens, something like
update-initramfs -v -u -k 3.5.0-11 (or whatever your latest kernel
version in /boot is)
and attach the debug output it produces; hopefully it'll provide some
more information as to why it's
Timo: As mentioned in #10 It's worth checking that bug 1056511 as well
which is nouveau based, the backtrace looks similar enough to me to make
me wonder if it's not driver specific.
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xintx-ua: I don't know why it uses the cal from bsdmainutil's rather than
util-linux; but it seems pretty arbitrary.
The version in util-linux appears to be a different piece of berkeley
licensed code, but given that there is precisely
nothing Linux specific about cal or even vaguely systemy,
I've tested this on Quantal (Gwenview 4:4.9.2-0ubuntu1, kipi-plugins
4:2.8.0-0ubuntu1) and it seems to work.
However, I don't know when it got fixed; so I don't know whether it's still an
issue on any of the Ubuntu versions still in support.
Given Gwenview is in the kubuntu-desktop tasks, if it
The package is unusable due to this; the translate button never
ungreyes.
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3.0.1 xvkbd in quantal seems to get this right, and 3.0.1 has been in
since lucid, so closing as fixed released.
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0.9.1 looks like it's been in since Oneiric.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/326990
Title:
Lingot 0.7.6 is out,
The bug report doesn't say what versions of the packages were affected, and it
w as a long time ago - so I'm going to mark this as invalid.
Anyway, fprint-demo now installs OK on quantal, and libpam-fprintd installs
(libpam-fprint is gone).
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Martin: I didn't think all of the ubuntu varients had moved onto Udisks2, only
the main one.
On Quantal udisks still shows as a member of tasks:
ubuntu-desktop, ubuntu-usb, kubuntu-desktop, kubuntu-active-desktop,
kubuntu-active, edubuntu-desktop, edubuntu-desktop-kde, edubuntu-usb,
Triaged: Report explains what's wrong
Thanks for the report.
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Marked as High, not being able to log in after upgrade seems bad.
(Although this might be a greeter bug rather than lightdm itself?).
We had a couple of people on #ubuntu+1 yesterday hitting this.
One way to distinguish this from a post-login crash is that if the users delete
their
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