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Logs as requested
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Architecture: i386
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
LiveMediaBuild: Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx - Release Candidate i386 (20100419.1)
Package: ubiquity 2.2.20 [modified: bin/hw-detect]
PackageArchitecture: i386
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LANG=en_US.UTF-8
SHELL=/bin/bash
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Binary package hint: xorg
X runs for a short while (some minutes, sometimes longer, then crashes
to a blank screen. Pressing an arrow key reveals a command-line screen.
Attempting to run 'startx' gets a message that x is still running.
Rebooting is the only remedy.
This is
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Tried to configure audio using Sound Preferences. The driver initially
showed in the window but then it disappeared. Rebooting is needed to
have it reappear. But it disappears again as soon as I try to configure
it.
I ran the following
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The problem is still occurring with 2.6.32-21 kernel. As soon as I try
to adjust the input, for example microphone level, by dragging the
slider, the device disappears and from then on only Dummy appears in
the sound applet. I've done the apport-collect procedure as requested.
Just tested with
I can now boot Lucid properly. Are there still tests that you people
would like me to do?
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I've set up grub2 on one of the IDE drives and it's handling UUIDs
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I've tested the ISO image of 14 April, and I'm pleased to say that it
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Output of lspci -nn on my computer:
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: VIA Technologies, Inc.
CN896/VN896/P4M900 [Chrome 9 HC] [1106:3371] (rev 01)
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@Leo
See bug 558569, comments 17 and 18.
I've just installed the updated module-init-tools (and other updates) and
commented out the blacklist viafb in blacklist.conf.
The computer boots normally.
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@Thomas
I know that Debian is also affected. Somewhere (I don't recall exactly) I saw a
similar message, to the effect that a fix had been committed upstream. No
indication was given as to when it would make it to the repositories.
@anyone
Maybe there won't be a fix in time for the Lucid
Public bug reported:
I did a fresh install of Ubuntu from the image of 14 April. Kernel
version is 2.6.32-20
On bootup, the system does not recognise UUID numbers. It will only work
with /dev/sdX notation.
Unfortunately, it does not assign the same /dev/sdX designations to the
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cannot decide whether the first drive is /dev/sda or /dev/sdc, and UUID
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It looks like this bug is affecting me too. I have the same graphics
chip. I've tried Leann Ogasawara's v1 kernel with no change. (and
various other things, chronicled in bug 499399.)
Blacklisting viafb means I can now boot with a Lucid kernel (after 3 1/2
months of frustration).
Many thanks to
Can at last boot the desktop install by adding the line blacklist
viafb to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf.
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When I boot with the 2.6.32 kernel, the ethernet MAC address is
incorrectly read. The first four pairs of characters are rendered as
zeros. The system then reports it as eth1 instead of eth0.
The ethernet connection to the router is still made and internet access
works, but
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Live CD boots to desktop if I add viafb.modeset=0 to the boot command
line. I also remove quiet splash, because in the past I've had
problems with the splash.
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I understand that updating is going to cause problems. I have been
playing with Debian Testing and I've found that the updated syncML
plugin (0.39) doesn't work with the other 0.22 plugins.
However, what's the reason we can't leave the existing 0.22 version in
the repository? Could the obsolete
As was suggested to someone else in another bug, I'm posting the syslog
from adding --verbose to the kernel line. This is from the hard disk
install using kernel 2.6.32-19. Also, a screenshot taken after the
system had locked up. (I don't think that this info was recorded in the
logfile.)
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I'm following this bug because it seems to be very similar to (if not a
duplicate of) bug 499399 which has affected me for several months.
I don't want to clutter up this report with extraneous attachments, so I
have posted the output of the kernel line with --verbose to bug
This is disappointing for people who use syncml-based phones. But
perhaps there aren't very many of us.
Can someone explain to me why it would be a problem to leave the old
libraries in the repositories?
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@Salvatore
This looks rather similar to the bug that's affecting me: bug 499399.
Similar hardware and the boot process stops at the same point, according
to syslog (just after network activation).
Therefore, I am interested to know: have you had the same problem with
previous ISO images, or only
Tried again with image 20100406.1
Freezes at the same place. Keyboard is completely non-functional.
Two new messages have appeared:
Console: switching to colour frame buffer device 80x30
(if booted without nomodeset)
Setting sensors limits
(if booted with nomodeset)
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The problem is still occurring in the Lucid install with Karmic kernel.
Unfortunately, I can't boot the computer with the latest daily live CD
(I've just tested this), so there's probably not much I can do that's of
use.
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I'm no longer running Karmic on the computer in question. I have a Lucid
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499399). Is output from this setup relevant?
I haven't checked recently, but I have an idea that the problem is still
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@Surbhi Palande
Yes, I've tried nomodeset. In fact, I've tried all the special boot
options, apart from Free software only.
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This is sounding very similar to the problems I'm encountering in bug
499399. I can't boot a Lucid install unless I use the Karmic kernel. If
I try a Lucid kernel (or other Ubuntu mainline kernel = 2.6.32) I get
boot messages like those in Paul van Genderen's message above, stopping
at the same
@Surbhi Palande
I've attached the output of sudo lspci -vvv -nn
I left a comment at bug 518623 because it seems to me to be very similar. I
noted that there seemed to be a rather similar graphics chip involved.
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When I first reported a duplicate bug in mid-February, I noted that
Thunar would behave properly in detailed view if it was set to open
files with a single click. It may be worth trying that option.
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I got the latest live CD build a few minutes ago.
I was able to run the Check CD option and everything behaved normally.
This is an improvement from the last time I tried this option, when it
ran as it should but nothing appeared on my screen.
Unfortunately, I still can't get the thing to boot
I'm sorry to have to report that there's no change in the beta 1 release. :( :(
CD won't boot and nor will the desktop install with the proper kernel.
When I boot the desktop-installed version (with the Karmic kernel) I get
a rather curious initial error message:
mount: mounting none on /dev
A new error message has appeared this morning on the installed version
after the latest updates:
i2c i2c-0: sendbytes: error -110
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I've tried a couple more times, and both times show PGTBL_ER: 0x
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Sorry, it totally refuses to boot with nomodeset. In recovery mode, I
get as far as the recovery menu, choose continue, get the message
rc.sysinit. and then it stops.
nomodeset with the vesa driver used to be a workaround for me, but I
haven't used it for a while. Should I test that?
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The laptop won't currently run without an xorg.conf.failsafe file.
Section Device
Identifier Configured Video Device
Driver fbdev
EndSection
Section Monitor
Identifier
Maybe the fix hasn't yet made its way to the regular Lucid repositories.
As at 11 March (NZ time), Orage was still exhibiting the original
behaviour.
By the way, it has nothing to do with moving the mouse over the window.
That's purely a coincidence of timing. If I do nothing, it will crash
Geir:
No, I wasn't aware of that. Thanks for letting me know. I probably won't be
able to do anything about it until tomorrow, though.
Do I do the testing with the standard xserver-xorg.video-intel, or do I
need to install the xorg-edgers version for the test?
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The logs were copied from the laptop via ssh, as in the past, while it
was still hung.
I've been having other problems with X and gdm on the laptop, but I
think these are to do with recent updates and probably not just intel
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Still can't boot the latest live CD, as at Mar 10 19:50:06 UTC. Same
error messages.
Neither will the installed version (unless I use the Karmic kernel).
I'll report again once the beta1 version is released.
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Upgraded to the latest Lucid kernel. I now get dumped to a command-line
login, just after the fsck: /dev/sdc6 clean ... message.
The keyboard is still frozen, so I can't log in.
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You
I've discovered that I can boot to a desktop if I do a dist-upgrade from
Karmic and boot using the Karmic kernel - that is, 2.6.31-14-generic.
I'm open to doing some testing with mainline kernels and such like.
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Curiosity got the better of me. :)
Results of testing with three mainline kernels follow:
linux-image-2.6.32-020632rc1-generic_i386: does not boot. Hangs at fsck:
/dev/sdc6 clean etc
linux-image-2.6.32-02063209-generic_i386: does not boot. Hangs at the same place
Update:
As I've noted in my comments to bug 499399, I found a link between this
behaviour and the kernel version that I'm running.
Karmic kernel is fine; various versions of 2.6.32 don't work.
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I installed the earlier version of libsoup manually and was then able to
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Would it be a possibility to leave libsoup-2.2 in the repositories so as
to be able to install libsyncml0?
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I am wondering if the problems I'm experiencing in bug 499399 are
related to this bug. I get similar symptoms: scripts init-bottom are
run, then the whole thing hangs.
Output of lshw and a syslog are attached to that bug. (comments 18 and
19)
I also noticed in daemon.log:
Mar 5 22:07:48
Tried booting the live CD image of 6 March. No change as far as I can
determine.
I did find something interesting (maybe): if I try booting with
break=init, I get a busybox prompt, but just before it, the following
appears.
stdin: error 0
Generating locales...
en_US.UTF-8... done
Generation
As at 5 March I'm still unable to boot the Lucid live CD. I installed a
command-line system using the alternate CD. The keyboard is usable in
busybox (as long as it's plugged into PS2, not USB), but once the boot
gets to the login prompt, I'm unable to do anything because the keyboard
is frozen,
Update:
I downloaded the source code of the latest Gringotts from the developer's site
and compiled it on my Hardy box. The same problem occurs: Memory protection
from ptrace spying is marked with a red button, and overall security level is
marked low. There is no configure option to enable or
@Julien
These are the results of my own tests:
lxdm installed --no-recommends is now allowing $PATH to be read from
/etc/environment.
lxde-core/common installed with the --no-recommends option is now
allowing $PATH to be read from /etc/environment, both with and without
lxdm installed.
I'm not
@Julien Lavergne
I've been experimenting with lightweight installations built up from a
command-line install. I have been using lxdm, xdm, qingy and sometimes no login
manager.
I did some further experimentation, namely installing lxdm with no-
recommends on an openbox-only install, and the
@Julien
I need to clarify what I wrote. lxdm can be installed but not the active login
manager, and /etc/environment is read correctly. It is only when it is the
default/active login manager that the problem arises.
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Update:
I made another experimental installation with openbox only, and
/etc/environment was read successfully. Then I removed all lxde elements from
the main installation, with the exception of lxterminal, which does not depend
on any other lxde files, plus my temporary 98environment script
Public bug reported:
When I boot up, the /etc/environment file isn't being read, meaning that
the default $PATH variable is very short, and any other items that I've
added don't get added to the environment.
This is happening on my EeePC 900 which is running Lucid with lxde and
openbox. It's not
I've added the output of lshw for this computer.
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I've been trying the daily-live CD images regularly and still cannot
boot as of 17 February. I've attached a screenshot in case that gives
any extra information.
The changing of the ethernet MAC address is still occurring, but not on
every attempt. Sometimes, the swap partition gets mounted, but
Yes, I'm using detailed-view mode when this happens. I think we can
regard this as a duplicate of bug 520118.
Pcmanfm is exhibiting the same behaviour, ie. only shows the problem
when in detailed view mode and not in other modes. This might lend
weight to the idea that the problem is at a lower
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gringotts
I have Gringotts installed in Hardy. All the security options under the
security monitor are enabled and the overall security level is rated
good.
I've just installed Gringotts on Lucid, and I notice that the overall
security level is rated
Public bug reported:
I have been running Xubuntu Lucid one one machine and a command-line
Lucid install with lxde and openbox on another machine, and I'm having
the same problem with pcmanfm and thunar on both machines.
If these file managers are set to double click to open (the default),
then I
After several hours of using the laptop (not all in one session), I
finally got a lockup. It was different from the usual ones I experience
because the mouse pointer also froze. The only option was a total power-
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The upgraded packages were libdrm-intel1, libdrm-nouveau1, libdrm-
radeon1, and libdrm2. I removed - downgraded, rather - the first three
and kept libdrm2. I figure that -nouveau1 and -radeon1 wouldn't be doing
anything on an intel system and that the problem was most likely to be
with -intel1.
@Geir
I installed your libdrm version as mentioned in Bug 447892. Initially, I just
added the PPA to my sources.list and updated. That installed a total of four
upgraded packages, and my laptop locked up while I was running the repro.sh.
Then I downgraded the other three packages to the
I tried the image of 03.02.2010 last night (local time). I saw the blue
and white band across the bottom of the screen, which I hadn't seen
before, but nothing else. There was a brief flash of an error message
before total lockup.
I then tried again, removing quiet splash from the kernel line to
Crash happens when I have added a .ics file as a foreign file and it's
on an nfs volume which I have forgotten to mount. If the file gets
damaged, then orage will crash even if the file is accessible.
If the file is intact and I mount the nfs volume, orage behaves
normally. I don't want to upload
Latest attempt to boot from the live CD of 30 Jan resulted in a new
message:
init: ureadahead-other main process (1512) terminated with status 4
init: ureadahead-other main process (1513) terminated with status 4
could not read bytes: Broken pipe
The last line hasn't appeared previously.
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I've had a couple more freezes since I left the last message, and they
didn't take nearly as long to happen. I still don't know why - neither
of them involved having desktop effects enabled, and I hadn't done any
updates in the meantime.
I'll put the xorg-edgers stuff back and see what I can
I've had no further problems with this bug since my report of
2010-01-15. I think that the flickering I mentioned when using tty2 is
related to using nomodeset in the kernel line in grub (needed to deal
with an Intel graphics bug).
Unless it's still affecting someone else, I'd be in favour of
I got the xorg-edgers to freeze in the end by using a modified version
of the repro.sh.
The batchbuffer dump is attached.
I did get one error message when running it:
cp: reading `/sys/kernel/debug/dri/0/i915_ringbuffer_data': Cannot allocate
memory
Now I'll go and get the latest mainline
Batchbuffer dump from xorg-edgers and mainline kernel
(2.6.33-020633rc5-generic) attached.
** Attachment added: Batchbuffer dump - mainline kernel
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/38435504/dri_debug-20100127-mainline.tgz
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[i855] Xserver freezing on Toshiba Satellite A10 (Intel 82852/855GM)
No improvement on the message of 2010-01-17, using the alternate CD
image of 24 January and just doing a command-line install.
I got a glimpse of part of a message NAK bailout before the recovery
menu screen covered it up.
Also, it's affecting my network hardware.
The ethernet temporarily
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