In addition to what Adam Porter said, quoting me, I want to point out
that I am not demanding or expecting anyone to fix this bug. I'm a core
developer of a significant open source project myself (Django), and
fully understand that contributors are often volunteers, or there are
just more
I got this traceback when doing the following:
I had a virtualenv in /some/path/env
I moved it to /some/path/subdir/env
Then ran virtualenv /some/path/subdir/env to overwrite the existing
virtualenv and fix up paths etc., but got the crash in fix_local_sheme
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Xorg.0.log and dmesg attached as requested.
I saved them by switching to VT.
However, I don't think they have anything useful in them - nothing
related to an error at the end.
** Attachment added: dmesg
I stopped using the drivers because of this issue, and used open source
drivers instead.
However, I was recently forced to try the fglrx driver again (due to bug
#994203), and found the same thing still happens, after a couple of days
usage and suspending/resuming a few times.
I've just
I switched to the ATI/AMD proprietary FGLRX graphics driver, and I got
just the same - freeze when using LibreOfficer writer (this time when
selecting text).
So perhaps this in an xorg bug, not just the nouveau drivers, or perhaps
the same bug is in both drivers.
Can we move this to High
Is there any chance of increasing the importance of this bug?
This bug is the equivalent of BSOD (all your running apps have to be
terminated), and it's happening to me multiple times a day. I can barely
use LibreOffice at all, as it usually causes a freeze within a few
minutes of use. It's
I'm getting this quite regularly with LibreOffice when scrolling using
the scroll wheel. It has happened twice in Writer, within an hour, and
just now in Calc within a few minutes of opening it.
The whole interface freezes and does not respond to anything, but the
mouse still moves. I can still
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Running bluedevil-network-dun gives this output:
bluedevil-network-dun: error while loading shared libraries:
libbluedevilaction.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or
directory
The file does exist at /usr/lib/bluedevil/libbluedevilaction.so but
obviously can't
I'm not running the most recent release, and I'm unlikely ever to try.
(Unity is horrible, blah blah blah, and 'Ubuntu classic' is apparently
removed with 11.10, probably going to switch to Linux Mint etc.).
Just to let you know that I won't be debugging this any further.
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I'm afraid the only workaround I know is to not use the fglrx drivers.
For my card, the open source drivers now have 3D acceleration, and work
pretty well for most things.
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I'm using most recent Ubuntu i.e. 11.04, Natty. This did not occur with
previous versions.
The bug does not occur with Metacity.
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Same here, using Ubuntu 11.04.
A bit more extensive output from dmesg:
[255442.160171] usb 2-2: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address
12
[255442.295590] scsi7 : usb-storage 2-2:1.0
[255443.295050] scsi 7:0:0:0:
I don't know why this was marked incomplete. A screenshot is certainly
not needed - the screen simply showed my desktop wallpaper with icons,
and nothing else. So changing back to 'New'.
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I've had a little look, but I really don't know how this works - I know
Python, but not gconf. I can confirm that the snippet of code that was
returning a 'str' now seems to be returning a 'GConfValue'
I'm afraid I won't be able to debug this further, because:
1) I've found I can't
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Binary package hint: compiz
When running compiz under Ubuntu Natty, classic mode not Unity,
unmaximized Google windows are incorrectly placed. They always appear
aligned to the top of the screen. This places the title bar underneath
the Gnome panel, hiding the window
This affects me when using Ubuntu Classic on Natty i.e. compiz
without Unity.
Alt-tab is set to trigger the Next window action in the Application
Switcher plugin.
Sometimes the behaviour seems erratic, and it isn't always reproducible.
If I use the Ring switcher plugin instead, the behaviour
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
Running compiz, I have severe screen refresh issues with Emacs, making
it unusable at times.
Steps to reproduce:
Open up Emacs and maximise it.
Split into two vertical panes (Ctrl-x 3).
Load a long file into first pane
Press 'Alt-tab' to switch
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 759744 ***
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This bug is NOT a duplicate of bug #759744, despite the similarity, and
has not been fixed by the fix committed for that bug - I've checked in
the bzr branch and in the most recent download linked from that
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: unity
Running unity --reset results in a NameError crash.
I do not have the exact backtrace (I can get it if nescessary), but it
was very short, and very obvious that it will happen if you look at the
code:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-
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Binary package hint: unity
When I log in to an Ubuntu session (which is supposed to run Unity),
only the wallpaper and mouse cursor is present. I can manually start
Unity by opening a terminal and running 'unity'.
(I happen to have my session configured to always start a
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It seems ridiculous to file a new bug with exactly the same text, but
have done so as requested. New bug is bug 774293
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Title:
Unity fails to
Moved form incomplete to confirmed, as the requested valgrind logs have
been attached, and enough people (including myself) seem to seeing this.
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This bug causes validate from wdg-html-validator to be useless (for me),
since it has to fetch the XHTML DTD over the network for every attempt
at validation.
It has been this way for over a year.
http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-m...@lists.ubuntu.com/msg05786.html
It also results in w3c
I no longer use KDE, so I can't say for sure, but I think it stopped
happening for me in later versions of KDE.
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In addition, I have found that if I add the 'Shut down' button to the
GNOME panel and use 'suspend' from there, the /apps/gnome-power-
manager/lock/suspend setting is respected. However, when I use suspend
from the 'session menu', that setting is not respected, and I have to
enter my password to
Please can we move this to high priority? A month later and no
activity, yet Gwibber always crashes for me because of this bug.
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Just had the same issue with 10.04 Lucid and Postgres-8.4. Never saw it
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I have tried the ~drm33v5 kernel and this still happens. Bryce, could
you re-open the bug, or tell me how I can open a new bug in a helpful
way? Almost everything about it is a duplicate of the original report
here. If that's what you prefer I'll do it, but I do not see the value
in opening a
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I have a Dell Studio 17, and I'm using the open source drivers (xserver-
xorg-video-radeon).
In Karmic, suspend/resume (from RAM) worked fine. After the upgrade to
Lucid, I get a black screen after resuming. I have to turn the power
off to get any response.
I've attached
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I can reproduce this, it is a major bug, and IMO almost a security bug
really - I very nearly uploaded a lot of personal information to a
launchpad just now, attempting to upload a kernel log.
In Firefox or Google Chrome, when I attempt to upload a file, the
behaviour is exactly as described -
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After installing and trying fglrx (which failed), and then purging it, I
can no longer reproduce this bug (which was happening consistently
before). Pretty strange cure, and it also seemed to cure the fact that
the graphics for the boot up screen were previous rubbish (like very low
colour
Closing since I can't reproduce this anymore
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I am seeing exactly the same thing. I haven't tried ~drm33v5 kernel
yet.
Bryce suggests I should open a new bug report, but I don't know what
additional information I would put in it to get beyond generic
symptoms - the bug is that the mouse cursor does not appear, just as
reported. I can get
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Every time I resume from suspend, apport pops up, wanting me to put in a
password, and it tells me about this problem.
Everything seems to be working fine though. (The only bug report here
is the annoying popup!)
This might be the same as #417842, I don't know.
In fact I get two popups, both asking for password, and both would
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/build/buildd/linux-2.6.31/kernel/power/suspend_test.c:52
suspend_test_finish+0x80/0x90()
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/464555
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/34673964/AplayDevices.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/34673965/BootDmesg.txt
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I've found that if I change my last.fm login details so that they are
incorrect, I now get the message:
Error starting track from Last.Fm radio.
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Binary package hint: amarok
I upgraded to Karmic yesterday, and found in Amarok 2.2 I cannot play
any last.fm stream.
Whatever I choose or click on, I get the message:
To listen to this stream you need to be a paying Last.Fm subscriber.
All the other Last.Fm features are
Some more info to diagnose this:
I think it is basically some kind of memory leak. With the fglrx
drivers, my system uses up more and more RAM. On this 3 Gb machine, by
the end of a 1 or 2 days, I have no free RAM left, and the X server
process can often be using well over 1 Gb RAM.
Sometimes
Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce:
1. Add 'System monitor' plasmoid to panel
2. Click on it, and click on one of the icons to add a monitor (e.g. the
internet icon)
3. Click on the icon again (to remove the monitor).
Result: plasma crashes. Every time for me.
All the info is here:
Also when trying to install KDE 4.3.1 packages on 9.04 (backports).
English error message:
dpkg: error processing
/var/cache/apt/archives/kdebase-workspace-bin_4%3a4.3.1-0ubuntu1~jaunty1~ppa7_i386.deb
(--unpack):
trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/kconf_update_bin/plasma-add-shortcut-to-menu',
Public bug reported:
Using KDE 4.3.1, backports for Jaunty:
When I click switch user in the K-menu, I am presented with an empty
popup. It looks like the krunner popup, with a close button at the
right, but entirely empty apart from that. I'm guessing that that is
not supposed to happen.
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Cancel that, it's still occurring, though perhaps less regularly, and
perhaps only when I leave it suspended over night. I'll do more tests.
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Thanks Shane - that fixed it for me too. This makes life a lot better
for me :)
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This is still happening very regularly (about 50% of the time I resume
from suspend).
I've found that if I disable swap, something similar happens — very
unresponsive system, massive disk activity, very high CPU activity
(without it being attributed to any one process - according to top it's
Public bug reported:
After resuming from suspend, hard disk activity goes crazy, and the
machine is very unresponsive. Looking at what is happening in htop, it
seems that the system is moving many pages to swap -- I can see swap
usage increasing several Mb/second, and resident memory usage
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In this thread:
http://www.nabble.com/Dell-keyboard-key-fixup-tc21829772.html
there is a patch for an identical bug, but with a Dell USB keyboard.
I have a Dell laptop (Studio 17), with a Logitech Multimedia Keyboard
600, and I am experiencing this bug too. If I use the patch in the
above
I've discovered this only happens with KDM - GDM seems to work fine.
The original poster indicated that XDM worked fine for him, suggesting
that this might still be a similar bug, because it depends on the login
manager, not just X or the session.
It looks like this has something to do with the
I can no longer reproduce at all - it seems BibleTime has been fixed (or
Qt). I'm therefore closing as invalid, presumed fixed.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/332694
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Using KDM, when I log out of my KDE session I get a blank screen.
Pressing 'Alt F1' or 'Ctrl Alt F1' does not get me a virtual terminal.
Ctrl-Alt-Backspace seems to do nothing (not even disk activity). My
only option is to reboot. This happens every time.
If I use GDM,
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Thanks, that fixed it for me, though I had to use:
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/lib/i386/server/libjvm.so
/usr/lib/libjvm.so
The proper method of creating these symlinks needs to be sorted out, I
imagine - it seems to depend on what java packages you have installed.
I'm changing the
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I'm getting the same bug, latest Jaunty. I have been using Jaunty pre-
releases and continuously updating for several months, and this wasn't
happening a few weeks ago. I cannot pin down exactly when it started
happening (since I don't actually just log out that often).
To be specific on this,
Attached is the xsession-errors and Xorg.0.log (copied from
Xorg.0.log.old) from when this happened. After logging out, I get a
blank screen. I try 'Ctrl-Alt-Backspace' and 'Alt-E' to restart KDM,
but get no response (not even disk activity). Then used Ctrl-Alt-Del to
reboot.
The Xorg log
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Related - bug #237336
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I'm still getting this basic problem with Jaunty. The error message has
changed now - instead it flashes up this:
Failed to contact Strigi indexer (Could not get owner of name
'org.kde.nepomuk.services.nepomukstrigiservice': no such name)
...before returning to Strigi service not running
I do
I've installed the package and obtained a backtrace as requested, but
looking at it I don't think the backtrace is any more useful than the
one mentioned. It doesn't seem there are debug symbols for the
libQtDBus.so.4 library.
The crash happens when I return from suspend, BTW. I started gdb and
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 95822 ***
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I don't think is a duplicate. Bug #95822 seems to describe an error due
to edge.launchpad.net being disabled, and is supposedly fixed due to
changing to launchpad.net.
But this bug happens after finishing
For reference, regarding my previous problems (screen corruption and
hibernate/suspend etc), these seem now to be fixed, using latest Jaunty
packages.
(some minor visual glitches remain, the worst is that the 'blank screen'
screensaver doesn't actually work if desktop effects are enabled using
I'm running the KDE4 version of BibleTime (1.7), it's definitely using
Qt 4.5 (confirmed by ldd)
I think this is a Qt issue because the bug started happening in all
these applications after an update, and the only related upgrade seemed
to be Qt (there was no graphics driver update at that
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Ubuntu's version of setuptools uses incorrect paths in Jaunty when using
'--prefix' for easy_install - it adds 'local' into several directories.
This means I can no longer 'easy_install' to the same directories I was
using before e.g.:
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** Summary changed:
- [jaunty] setuptools adds 'local' to prefix
+ [jaunty] setuptools adds 'local' to prefix, breaking easy_install
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I use Kubuntu (KDE 4.2, Jaunty), and I also have Ubuntu (i.e. Gnome
packages) installed.
When I run GTK apps under KDE, they make various sounds (when clicking
buttons, closing dialogs etc), For a start, this is just annoying (I
don't know why this is the default).
But
@Tormod: when I tried Bryce's packages, I was using an empy xorg.conf.
With my current setup, as well as the screen corruption issue, I also
cannot hibernate or suspend at all. Has anyone else tried this? I'm
wondering if it is to do with manually patching the drm,ko and radeon.ko
modules.
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Thanks Andreas, that worked for me, I now have Xv acceleration, and I
can even get reasonable desktop effects (KDE) using XRender (but not
OpenGL).
It even has mitigated KDE bug
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=119281 (sluggishness in KMail
composer, which seems to be graphics driver
Hmm, I'm actually seeing screen corruption issues, as described by other
people, such as on this page:
http://www.phoronix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15227page=8
I'm sometimes seeing garbage on screen like in this screen shot:
http://www.stud.tu-ilmenau.de/~johi-in/Bildschirmfoto7.jpg
(that's
I've tried your 6.12 packages, my results are:
- moving top level windows is worse than ever (you can see the update as it
goes down the screen). Strangely, moving plasma windows on the KDE4 desktop is
OK.
- no other changes (i.e. video still very poor frame rate etc).
However:
- Maybe I
In addition to my previous comment, its not just moving windows, it's
also scrolling in Firefox -- it's now unbearably bad. Thankfully I use
Konqueror most of the time, but I will be forced to downgrade to 6.11
for the sake of the times I need Firefox, unless there is some way of
fixing this.
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Cheers Tormod. I've installed these packages
xserver-xorg-video-ati_6.11.0.99+git20090305.5dc4b69f-0ubuntu0tormod_i386.deb
xserver-xorg-video-radeon_6.11.0.99+git20090305.5dc4b69f-0ubuntu0tormod_i386.deb
While I don't have the problems I had with Bryce's packages, I still
don't have accelerated
Actually, I used a Intrepid GNOME installation (on the same machine),
and I had problems with connecting to wireless, until I changed the
encryption type back to TKIP. Afterwards, I rebooted in Jaunty KDE, and
now it works fine with TKIP. I don't know what could be going on here
(I can't
** Summary changed:
- konqueror does not repaint properly when scrolling
+ konqueror/okular do not repaint properly when scrolling
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: konqueror
Using kubuntu jaunty, the following problem has developed since a
updating my system today. I had
None of those packages is relevant to this problem. I'm reverting to
'New', for the reasons described in my rant above.
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Please do not change back to 'invalid' without actually looking at this
bug and having a decent reason.
** Changed in: kdebluetooth (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = New
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I realise that it was an automated service, I thought it might be semi-
automated and have *some* human guidance, and, at the end of the day, it
is a human who put that service in place. The problem is that the
service isn't intelligent enough to do its job properly, so it has the
same overall
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The package depends on python 2.6. Since Jaunty has moved to
python=2.6.x, this requirement fails and the package can't be installed.
Changing to depending on python2.4 | python2.5 instead would fix this,
there may be a better solution.
Cheers!
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
I installed Ubuntu Intrepid on a machine, and then made a second
installation (the second time using a Hardy Live CD, I was not able to
use Intrepid the second time due to bug 333584
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/333584
I've discovered the problem, which was caused by the swap UUID being
changed by the installation process (see bug 336992).
For anyone else with the same problem, the fix is described here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=456992
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: New =
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Binary package hint: kdebluetooth
Crashed occurred after resuming from hibernate.
Let me guess what will happen now:
1) No-one will do anything about this bug, though it's obviously affecting
other people (e.g. bug 321856)
2) In a few days, there will be some updates to
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23328944/Dependencies.txt
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Public bug reported:
On my Dell Studio 17, resume from hibernate no longer works at all,
using Jaunty (updating regularly).
Hibernate seems to work correctly, the machine powers off etc, but when
I boot up, it just does a normal boot. I then get a pop up about a
kernel error etc, info attached.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23174649/BootDmesg.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23174650/CurrentDmesg.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23174651/Dependencies.txt
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OK, this is definitely related to the additional Ubuntu installation --
hibernate was working fine before, and I haven't installed a new kernel
in this Jaunty installation. Somehow the repartitioning has messed
things up.
I have tried restoring the grub installation (since the Hardy install
put
I can reproduce this, it happens every time.
The scenario is very simple:
- install Intrepid on machine (using a CD ROM), using default partitioning.
- (I then upgraded this installation to Jaunty alpha, but I doubt that makes
any difference).
- then try to install Intrepid again, again
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