The laptop that I filed this bug against hasn't had Lucid installed for
a while now. Would a live boot be sufficient for testing?
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Is any more information needed for this bug?
It's starting to affect me about every other day, now.
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Intel 945 - X crashes with
Niklas: this thread (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1698956) also
discovered the cookie issue.
Apparently, the cookie PREF, with a value of 'fv=some version of flash' is at
fault. if you prevent this cookie from being set, or manually set it to an
older version of flash and prevent it
I can confirm I've been getting a similar crash on Kubuntu Lucid, with
2.6.32-26-generic.
I seem to be able to reproduce it by opening a mp4 video file in google chrome.
[219984.676055] [drm:i915_hangcheck_elapsed] *ERROR* Hangcheck timer elapsed...
GPU hung
[219984.676073] render error
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
In certain conditions, my X session crashes entirely, and I'm dropped to a
regular terminal on tty1 or tty2.
Crashes seem to happen at random, but I seem to be able to reproduce it by
opening an mp4 video in google-chrome.
dmesg shows the error
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Actually, on further investigation, the package at fault is 'iscan-
data', which is third party. apparently it has some buggy hooks or
something.
upon removing iscan, iscan-data, and anything else up the dependency
chain, the update works.
** Changed in: initramfs-tools (Ubuntu)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: initramfs-tools
On Hardy 8.04
I'm trying to update my linux-image to linux-image-2.6.24-28-generic.
dpkg configure -a crashes when I attempt to do so, with the following error:
Setting up linux-image-2.6.24-28-generic (2.6.24-28.73) ...
Running depmod.
Ah, I'm sorry I didn't update this sooner. At the moment, the issue is
no longer affecting me (using kernel 2.6.24-27-generic, and iwl3945
version 1.2.0)
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It's still an issue for me, under kubuntu 8.04.
I started looking through the source, trying to figure out what the bug was,
and added a bunch of debug statements.
It looks like the issue might be something kde internal (maybe).
for example, here's part of the output of one run where the feeds
the other file
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I can confirm the problem, on kubuntu 8.04, with firefox 3.5, with a
clean profile.
It goes to 100% cpu, and strace shows it cycling:
futex(0xa9214f18, 0x80 /* FUTEX_??? */, 2) = 0
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I don't know if it's the same bug or not, but my problem might be
relevant:
I'm experiencing similar problems.
I have kubuntu 8.04, firefox 3.5, and adobe-flashplugin. Flash sound works
fine, but if I suspend, then resume, it doesn't work. An already open video
will have screeching, loud, and
I tried both, 32 bit versions, here are my results:
8.10, 32 bit:
Once the switch is turned to the 'off' position, both wireless and bluetooth
turn off. When turned back 'on', bluetooth is enabled again, but wifi is not.
The module does not crash, though.
9.04, 32 bit:
same behavior. Also, it
Additional behaviors I've noticed:
1. use rfkill switch to turn off wifi
2. suspend computer (sleep mode)
3. unsuspend computer
4. switch wifi back on with rfkill switch
5. the process hangs as described above
but:
1. use rfkill switch to turn off wifi
2. suspend computer
3. while computer is
I don't know if it's the same bug, but I still have this problem, on
8.04
Thinkpad x60 tablet
2.6.24-23-generic
iwl3945
for me, however, when switched off then on, the iwl3945 module actually hangs
in a 'disk sleep',
additionally, attempts to 'sudo modprobe -r iwl3945' get hung in 'disk sleep'
Public bug reported:
I'm not sure which package this is in:
I have a lenovo x60 tablet, which has an intel wireless card, with a hardware
kill switch.
I'm running kubuntu 8.04, 64 bit.
The problem is, using the kill switch causes multiple processes to go
into an uninterpretable sleep (disk I/O
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