no way... they even have standard messages now.
just create a new report and all will be fine! yeah...
Canonical seems to spread itself thin on various targeted markets, but
are neglecting their core business at the moment.
Haven't I heard that from another software company having gone the exact
@M. van Workum: "This is getting to a point which makes my computer
unusable."
I know the feeling. Got similar instability problems with Ubuntu ever
since 12.04, rendering the computer unusable.
12.10 and 13.04 did not fix it.
Tried to escalate within Canonical on a few occasions, but all they s
yea... got the same problem as well. Have reported on it many many
times. Have even sent an email to Mr. Shuttleworth's assistant (over it
- maybe indeed). Fact is, I have been more than happy with Ubuntu ever
since my definite migration from windows to 9.10. Thanks to Canonical
and its community -
en on a variety of configurations, including nVidia, ATI
> and Intel graphics.
>
> If you are still able to TTY or SSH into other sessions, move the
> mouse or use the keyboard, file another bug.
>
> Thx. Joris V. (brains).
>
> Update: 5/21/2012
> Updating the kern
Good, I've written to Ubuntu's technical board (I hope the distribution
list gets monitored).
This is my mail:
Hey there,
First time I write to this list...
Thanks for co-creating Ubuntu. Have been using it since 9.10 as my main
OS. All swell and stable until upgrading to 12.04 LTS.
The syste
@AG: it is not only about Chromium / Chrome. Changing to Firefox does
not solve the problem here, as stated in #606.
The Chromium bug 145600 you link to tells the current window is
unresponsive, but that you can still minimize / restore.
This bug is about COMPLETE system lock-ups: no keyboard, no
@renaud: your comment being out of place was already suggested in the
first six lines of this bug report, not only on comment #579.
The comments which should be posted in this thread are all about option
4.
YES, we DO experience LOTS of system lock-ups.
NO, whatever we do, i.e. change browser, ch
@renaud: with all due respect, but you belong to the group of people who
should not be posting in this thread. If you can still "sudo pkill",
then your system still is responsive. This thread is about COMPLETE
lockups: no mouse, no kb, no tty, no SSH possible. Holding the power
button and rebooting
@Kayvan: great write-up. Thanks.
But the problem is broader than intel with on-board CPU. It happens on
Intel-nVidia CPU as well, which is my set-up: a Core2Duo with an nVidia
8400M. I does not at all happen on Oneiric 11.10, which I went back to.
It starts from 12.04 and continues into 12.10.
It
Well, Jeremy. I do not blame you. There really is no interest from
Canonical into fixing this bug. There is no guidance, no follow-up, no
reaction.
Yes, truth is that all different comments filed here seem to appear
related, but are not necessarily so, making pinpointing the source of
this bug dif
@Tim: I second that. It happens immediately during web browsing. I only
tried Firefox & Chromium.
@Jeremy: I second that as well. I switched to Fedora because of this
mess. I promoted Ubuntu in the past, but have become really afraid to do
so... this bug makes the machine utterly unusable. I'd rat
@351: it already is and canonical keeps quiet...
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Anybody who tried repro in a VM? I was wondering about this.
Ever since the problem, I moved to Fedora, which runs stable, but I
prefer Ubuntu's look & feel... :/
Did anyone already try reproducing the error in a VM / fixing it by
updating the VM's kernel?
I'll try it anyway one of these days..
e
+ or use the keyboard, file another bug.
+
+ Thx. Joris V. (brains).
+
+
Update: 5/21/2012
Updating the kernel to 3.3.6 as suggested by Michael in #91, the system seems
stable, no freezes yet in 5-6 hrs of using and watching videos for couple of
hrs.
Original description:
I recently
@Kevin LeBlanc (leblanc-kevin-u):
> I'm really, really unimpressed by how Canonical's bug-fix squad is not
> handling this.
> This is enough to drive people back to Windows, which I've actually been
> considering.
Totally agree. Or to Fedora, Mint, Gentoo, Debian, Slack... plain
incredible.
-
@Timo: I understand that the bug is difficult to describe and that the
plethora of different descriptions make it difficult to debug /
pinpoint, hence address. It does not mean canonical or the community
should not keep track of it.
This is not venting frustration - although it also is. This is a
That seems to be the exact problem indeed. Added a comment there as
well.
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unbelievable... 264 comments and counting and this is set to "won't
fix"?!
I changed from Ubuntu to Fedora 16 because of this with the latter
running stable. All were pristine installs.
This bug's thread is a "hodge podge" of different scenario's precisely
because it happens IN a multitude of sce
guys. this has nothing to do with video drivers or at least not
specifically an nVidia or ATI one.
My system has nVidia, and it results in the exact same thing...
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Can't believe this is on invalid! I got an MSI EX600 machine, which I
have been using Ubuntu on since 9.10 without major hick-ups.
I have _switched_ from Ubuntu to Fedora now, since this bug really makes
the system unworkable. There is nothing written in logs when this
happens, although I know a w
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