Just had the same issue here. A reboot didn't fix it but as the OP
found, using strace, it was crashing when it couldn't find an icon.
Terminal.svg was missing but didn't solve it. In my case, it couldn't
find picard.xpm (a music tagger) and was aborting. It ran fine as root,
for whatever reason.
I'm getting the same error with today's update to 2.6.27-11.25 on both generic
and server. I can't copy the error so I'll sum it up:
...
Fatal: Bios device code 0x80 is being used by two disks
/dev/sdc (0x0820) and /dev/sda (0x0800)
Failed to create initrd image.
...
sda is my boot disk and
I just tried to update to the following day's kernel: 2.6.27-11.26 and
ran into the same issue.
The first error I spot in the synaptic terminal is:
ERROR lilo fails for new /boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-11-generic:
...
And now, instead of the BIOS error, I get:
Fatal: raid_setup: stat("/dev/sda")
I'
I'll confirm having this issue in 8.10 (and 8.04). I thought it might
have been carried over with my settings but I just tested it in a fresh
Intrepid 32bit install (before and after updating) and it hasn't been
fixed.
Is it coming in a future release?
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I was experiencing this exact behavior converting a set of wav files
(recently ripped from a CD). It turned out that the wav files themselves
had some issues related to 8.10. They only played in mplayer & VLC, for
example.
After using sox to create new copies of the files and soundconverter
worked
I have the same issue here, though I haven't isolated it to flash
content (will look into that). It seems that pulseaudio crashes, and
does it very frequently - sometimes within 30 minutes. Regardless, if
it's pulseaudio that's crashing for you, try "killall -9 pulseaudio" in
the terminal (I'm not
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same issue for me. I haven't had audio through 8.04, 8.10, and 9.04.
Hardy didn't show a volume icon and couldn't find any audio devices.
Intrepid showed a volume icon but had an X through.
Jaunty sees the device, has the volume icon, but outputs no sound.
Currently using Jaunty, 2.6.28-11-generi
I'm having the same problem on a fresh install of 9.04. I installed the
restricted nvidia driver 180, rebooted, configured the dual monitors via
nvidia-settings and get the same error as above.
Running nvidia-settings with gksu didn't help but from the terminal I
see the following:
VALIDATION ERR
Ok, it has remained stable, though the tasty menu background is still
quirky. I've added back in the applets I had removed *other than fusion-
icon* and have even set one of my desktops back to a gradient.
Overall, the only differences are:
- I've rebooted *again* after purging the kicker-taskbar-
I'm in the same boat but so far I can't stop it from crashing.
Initially, I uninstalled fusion-icon to no avail. Then "sudo apt-get
remove --purge kicker-taskbar-compiz" seemed to work, as it stopped
crashing for a few hours.
I removed the trash icon from kicker because I was getting multiple
dia
Hi,
I should have mentioned I'm only using kwin, though I have compiz installed and
have used it before.
Applets: tasty menu, system menu, a couple of quick menus, recent docs,
quick launch, taskbar, system guard, the tray and the clock.
Still no crashes since I last posted but I've only been a
Ok, it has remained stable, though the tasty menu background is still
quirky. I've added back in the applets I had removed *other than fusion-
icon* and have even set one of my desktops back to a gradient.
Overall, the only differences are:
- I've rebooted *again* after purging the kicker-taskbar-
I'm in the same boat but so far I can't stop it from crashing.
Initially, I uninstalled fusion-icon to no avail. Then "sudo apt-get
remove --purge kicker-taskbar-compiz" seemed to work, as it stopped
crashing for a few hours.
I removed the trash icon from kicker because I was getting multiple
dia
Hi,
I should have mentioned I'm only using kwin, though I have compiz installed and
have used it before.
Applets: tasty menu, system menu, a couple of quick menus, recent docs,
quick launch, taskbar, system guard, the tray and the clock.
Still no crashes since I last posted but I've only been a
I'm getting the same error with today's update to 2.6.27-11.25 on both generic
and server. I can't copy the error so I'll sum it up:
...
Fatal: Bios device code 0x80 is being used by two disks
/dev/sdc (0x0820) and /dev/sda (0x0800)
Failed to create initrd image.
...
sda is my boot disk and
I just tried to update to the following day's kernel: 2.6.27-11.26 and
ran into the same issue.
The first error I spot in the synaptic terminal is:
ERROR lilo fails for new /boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-11-generic:
...
And now, instead of the BIOS error, I get:
Fatal: raid_setup: stat("/dev/sda")
I'
I have the same issue here, though I haven't isolated it to flash
content (will look into that). It seems that pulseaudio crashes, and
does it very frequently - sometimes within 30 minutes. Regardless, if
it's pulseaudio that's crashing for you, try "killall -9 pulseaudio" in
the terminal (I'm not
Just had the same issue here. A reboot didn't fix it but as the OP
found, using strace, it was crashing when it couldn't find an icon.
Terminal.svg was missing but didn't solve it. In my case, it couldn't
find picard.xpm (a music tagger) and was aborting. It ran fine as root,
for whatever reason.
I'm getting the same error with today's update to 2.6.27-11.25 on both generic
and server. I can't copy the error so I'll sum it up:
...
Fatal: Bios device code 0x80 is being used by two disks
/dev/sdc (0x0820) and /dev/sda (0x0800)
Failed to create initrd image.
...
sda is my boot disk and
I just tried to update to the following day's kernel: 2.6.27-11.26 and
ran into the same issue.
The first error I spot in the synaptic terminal is:
ERROR lilo fails for new /boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-11-generic:
...
And now, instead of the BIOS error, I get:
Fatal: raid_setup: stat("/dev/sda")
I'
same issue for me. I haven't had audio through 8.04, 8.10, and 9.04.
Hardy didn't show a volume icon and couldn't find any audio devices.
Intrepid showed a volume icon but had an X through.
Jaunty sees the device, has the volume icon, but outputs no sound.
Currently using Jaunty, 2.6.28-11-generi
I'm having the same problem on a fresh install of 9.04. I installed the
restricted nvidia driver 180, rebooted, configured the dual monitors via
nvidia-settings and get the same error as above.
Running nvidia-settings with gksu didn't help but from the terminal I
see the following:
VALIDATION ERR
I'll confirm having this issue in 8.10 (and 8.04). I thought it might
have been carried over with my settings but I just tested it in a fresh
Intrepid 32bit install (before and after updating) and it hasn't been
fixed.
Is it coming in a future release?
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I was experiencing this exact behavior converting a set of wav files
(recently ripped from a CD). It turned out that the wav files themselves
had some issues related to 8.10. They only played in mplayer & VLC, for
example.
After using sox to create new copies of the files and soundconverter
worked
same issue for me. I haven't had audio through 8.04, 8.10, and 9.04.
Hardy didn't show a volume icon and couldn't find any audio devices.
Intrepid showed a volume icon but had an X through.
Jaunty sees the device, has the volume icon, but outputs no sound.
Currently using Jaunty, 2.6.28-11-generi
I'll confirm having this issue in 8.10 (and 8.04). I thought it might
have been carried over with my settings but I just tested it in a fresh
Intrepid 32bit install (before and after updating) and it hasn't been
fixed.
Is it coming in a future release?
--
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Just had the same issue here. A reboot didn't fix it but as the OP
found, using strace, it was crashing when it couldn't find an icon.
Terminal.svg was missing but didn't solve it. In my case, it couldn't
find picard.xpm (a music tagger) and was aborting. It ran fine as root,
for whatever reason.
I have the same issue here, though I haven't isolated it to flash
content (will look into that). It seems that pulseaudio crashes, and
does it very frequently - sometimes within 30 minutes. Regardless, if
it's pulseaudio that's crashing for you, try "killall -9 pulseaudio" in
the terminal (I'm not
I was experiencing this exact behavior converting a set of wav files
(recently ripped from a CD). It turned out that the wav files themselves
had some issues related to 8.10. They only played in mplayer & VLC, for
example.
After using sox to create new copies of the files and soundconverter
worked
do you mean that it's a duplicate or that it's not going to get fixed?
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I'm having the same problem on a fresh install of 9.04. I installed the
restricted nvidia driver 180, rebooted, configured the dual monitors via
nvidia-settings and get the same error as above.
Running nvidia-settings with gksu didn't help but from the terminal I
see the following:
VALIDATION ERR
I'm in the same boat but so far I can't stop it from crashing.
Initially, I uninstalled fusion-icon to no avail. Then "sudo apt-get
remove --purge kicker-taskbar-compiz" seemed to work, as it stopped
crashing for a few hours.
I removed the trash icon from kicker because I was getting multiple
dia
Ok, it has remained stable, though the tasty menu background is still
quirky. I've added back in the applets I had removed *other than fusion-
icon* and have even set one of my desktops back to a gradient.
Overall, the only differences are:
- I've rebooted *again* after purging the kicker-taskbar-
Hi,
I should have mentioned I'm only using kwin, though I have compiz installed and
have used it before.
Applets: tasty menu, system menu, a couple of quick menus, recent docs,
quick launch, taskbar, system guard, the tray and the clock.
Still no crashes since I last posted but I've only been a
Ok, it has remained stable, though the tasty menu background is still
quirky. I've added back in the applets I had removed *other than fusion-
icon* and have even set one of my desktops back to a gradient.
Overall, the only differences are:
- I've rebooted *again* after purging the kicker-taskbar-
Hi,
I should have mentioned I'm only using kwin, though I have compiz installed and
have used it before.
Applets: tasty menu, system menu, a couple of quick menus, recent docs,
quick launch, taskbar, system guard, the tray and the clock.
Still no crashes since I last posted but I've only been a
I'm in the same boat but so far I can't stop it from crashing.
Initially, I uninstalled fusion-icon to no avail. Then "sudo apt-get
remove --purge kicker-taskbar-compiz" seemed to work, as it stopped
crashing for a few hours.
I removed the trash icon from kicker because I was getting multiple
dia
I'm getting the same error with today's update to 2.6.27-11.25 on both generic
and server. I can't copy the error so I'll sum it up:
...
Fatal: Bios device code 0x80 is being used by two disks
/dev/sdc (0x0820) and /dev/sda (0x0800)
Failed to create initrd image.
...
sda is my boot disk and
I just tried to update to the following day's kernel: 2.6.27-11.26 and
ran into the same issue.
The first error I spot in the synaptic terminal is:
ERROR lilo fails for new /boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-11-generic:
...
And now, instead of the BIOS error, I get:
Fatal: raid_setup: stat("/dev/sda")
I'
I'll confirm having this issue in 8.10 (and 8.04). I thought it might
have been carried over with my settings but I just tested it in a fresh
Intrepid 32bit install (before and after updating) and it hasn't been
fixed.
Is it coming in a future release?
--
Changing 'view as' on a completed search
I have the same issue here, though I haven't isolated it to flash
content (will look into that). It seems that pulseaudio crashes, and
does it very frequently - sometimes within 30 minutes. Regardless, if
it's pulseaudio that's crashing for you, try "killall -9 pulseaudio" in
the terminal (I'm not
Just had the same issue here. A reboot didn't fix it but as the OP
found, using strace, it was crashing when it couldn't find an icon.
Terminal.svg was missing but didn't solve it. In my case, it couldn't
find picard.xpm (a music tagger) and was aborting. It ran fine as root,
for whatever reason.
do you mean that it's a duplicate or that it's not going to get fixed?
--
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I was experiencing this exact behavior converting a set of wav files
(recently ripped from a CD). It turned out that the wav files themselves
had some issues related to 8.10. They only played in mplayer & VLC, for
example.
After using sox to create new copies of the files and soundconverter
worked
same issue for me. I haven't had audio through 8.04, 8.10, and 9.04.
Hardy didn't show a volume icon and couldn't find any audio devices.
Intrepid showed a volume icon but had an X through.
Jaunty sees the device, has the volume icon, but outputs no sound.
Currently using Jaunty, 2.6.28-11-generi
I'm having the same problem on a fresh install of 9.04. I installed the
restricted nvidia driver 180, rebooted, configured the dual monitors via
nvidia-settings and get the same error as above.
Running nvidia-settings with gksu didn't help but from the terminal I
see the following:
VALIDATION ERR
Ok, it has remained stable, though the tasty menu background is still
quirky. I've added back in the applets I had removed *other than fusion-
icon* and have even set one of my desktops back to a gradient.
Overall, the only differences are:
- I've rebooted *again* after purging the kicker-taskbar-
Hi,
I should have mentioned I'm only using kwin, though I have compiz installed and
have used it before.
Applets: tasty menu, system menu, a couple of quick menus, recent docs,
quick launch, taskbar, system guard, the tray and the clock.
Still no crashes since I last posted but I've only been a
I'm in the same boat but so far I can't stop it from crashing.
Initially, I uninstalled fusion-icon to no avail. Then "sudo apt-get
remove --purge kicker-taskbar-compiz" seemed to work, as it stopped
crashing for a few hours.
I removed the trash icon from kicker because I was getting multiple
dia
I have the same issue here, though I haven't isolated it to flash
content (will look into that). It seems that pulseaudio crashes, and
does it very frequently - sometimes within 30 minutes. Regardless, if
it's pulseaudio that's crashing for you, try "killall -9 pulseaudio" in
the terminal (I'm not
Just had the same issue here. A reboot didn't fix it but as the OP
found, using strace, it was crashing when it couldn't find an icon.
Terminal.svg was missing but didn't solve it. In my case, it couldn't
find picard.xpm (a music tagger) and was aborting. It ran fine as root,
for whatever reason.
I'm getting the same error with today's update to 2.6.27-11.25 on both generic
and server. I can't copy the error so I'll sum it up:
...
Fatal: Bios device code 0x80 is being used by two disks
/dev/sdc (0x0820) and /dev/sda (0x0800)
Failed to create initrd image.
...
sda is my boot disk and
I just tried to update to the following day's kernel: 2.6.27-11.26 and
ran into the same issue.
The first error I spot in the synaptic terminal is:
ERROR lilo fails for new /boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-11-generic:
...
And now, instead of the BIOS error, I get:
Fatal: raid_setup: stat("/dev/sda")
I'
I'll confirm having this issue in 8.10 (and 8.04). I thought it might
have been carried over with my settings but I just tested it in a fresh
Intrepid 32bit install (before and after updating) and it hasn't been
fixed.
Is it coming in a future release?
--
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do you mean that it's a duplicate or that it's not going to get fixed?
--
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I was experiencing this exact behavior converting a set of wav files
(recently ripped from a CD). It turned out that the wav files themselves
had some issues related to 8.10. They only played in mplayer & VLC, for
example.
After using sox to create new copies of the files and soundconverter
worked
same issue for me. I haven't had audio through 8.04, 8.10, and 9.04.
Hardy didn't show a volume icon and couldn't find any audio devices.
Intrepid showed a volume icon but had an X through.
Jaunty sees the device, has the volume icon, but outputs no sound.
Currently using Jaunty, 2.6.28-11-generi
I'm having the same problem on a fresh install of 9.04. I installed the
restricted nvidia driver 180, rebooted, configured the dual monitors via
nvidia-settings and get the same error as above.
Running nvidia-settings with gksu didn't help but from the terminal I
see the following:
VALIDATION ERR
Ok, it has remained stable, though the tasty menu background is still
quirky. I've added back in the applets I had removed *other than fusion-
icon* and have even set one of my desktops back to a gradient.
Overall, the only differences are:
- I've rebooted *again* after purging the kicker-taskbar-
Hi,
I should have mentioned I'm only using kwin, though I have compiz installed and
have used it before.
Applets: tasty menu, system menu, a couple of quick menus, recent docs,
quick launch, taskbar, system guard, the tray and the clock.
Still no crashes since I last posted but I've only been a
I'm in the same boat but so far I can't stop it from crashing.
Initially, I uninstalled fusion-icon to no avail. Then "sudo apt-get
remove --purge kicker-taskbar-compiz" seemed to work, as it stopped
crashing for a few hours.
I removed the trash icon from kicker because I was getting multiple
dia
I have the same issue here, though I haven't isolated it to flash
content (will look into that). It seems that pulseaudio crashes, and
does it very frequently - sometimes within 30 minutes. Regardless, if
it's pulseaudio that's crashing for you, try "killall -9 pulseaudio" in
the terminal (I'm not
Just had the same issue here. A reboot didn't fix it but as the OP
found, using strace, it was crashing when it couldn't find an icon.
Terminal.svg was missing but didn't solve it. In my case, it couldn't
find picard.xpm (a music tagger) and was aborting. It ran fine as root,
for whatever reason.
I'm getting the same error with today's update to 2.6.27-11.25 on both generic
and server. I can't copy the error so I'll sum it up:
...
Fatal: Bios device code 0x80 is being used by two disks
/dev/sdc (0x0820) and /dev/sda (0x0800)
Failed to create initrd image.
...
sda is my boot disk and
I just tried to update to the following day's kernel: 2.6.27-11.26 and
ran into the same issue.
The first error I spot in the synaptic terminal is:
ERROR lilo fails for new /boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-11-generic:
...
And now, instead of the BIOS error, I get:
Fatal: raid_setup: stat("/dev/sda")
I'
I'll confirm having this issue in 8.10 (and 8.04). I thought it might
have been carried over with my settings but I just tested it in a fresh
Intrepid 32bit install (before and after updating) and it hasn't been
fixed.
Is it coming in a future release?
--
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do you mean that it's a duplicate or that it's not going to get fixed?
--
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I was experiencing this exact behavior converting a set of wav files
(recently ripped from a CD). It turned out that the wav files themselves
had some issues related to 8.10. They only played in mplayer & VLC, for
example.
After using sox to create new copies of the files and soundconverter
worked
same issue for me. I haven't had audio through 8.04, 8.10, and 9.04.
Hardy didn't show a volume icon and couldn't find any audio devices.
Intrepid showed a volume icon but had an X through.
Jaunty sees the device, has the volume icon, but outputs no sound.
Currently using Jaunty, 2.6.28-11-generi
I'm having the same problem on a fresh install of 9.04. I installed the
restricted nvidia driver 180, rebooted, configured the dual monitors via
nvidia-settings and get the same error as above.
Running nvidia-settings with gksu didn't help but from the terminal I
see the following:
VALIDATION ERR
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