I am on xbuntu 15.10 and this affected me after I upgraded. I have 16GB
ram and kswapd kicks in, locks it up for 10 - 30 seconds multiple times
an hour. vmstat 5 shows:
1 0 1208112 569056 69376 70190320084 347 1634 2951 25 1 73 0 0
2 0 1208072 164192 2212 6619100 146
Thanks Marc. Confirmed working on my 12.04 install.
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Thanks, that did the trick, even with an old version of linux-image-
server:
ski@nkrumah:/tmp$ wget
http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/linux-meta/linux-image-server_3.2.0.23.25_amd64.deb
--2013-09-19 09:58:55--
http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/linux-meta/linux-image
ski@nkrumah:~$ grep -v ^# /etc/apt/sources.list | grep .
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ precise main restricted universe
multiverse#
deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ precise main restricted universe
multiverse
deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ precise-updates main restricted
No, they do not:
ski@nkrumah:~$ sudo apt-get update ; echo ; cat /etc/issue ; dpkg -l | grep
linux-image ; cat /proc/version ; /usr/lib/update-notifier/apt-check -p ; echo
Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com precise Release.gpg
Hit http://archive.ubuntu.com precise-updates Release.gpg
Hit http
There is no /var/lib/synaptic/ either.
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No, it does not.
On Fri, Sep 13, 2013 at 3:04 PM, Brian Murray wrote:
> Does the file /var/lib/synaptic/preferences exist on your system?
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*** This bug is a security vulnerability ***
Public security bug reported:
Running 12.04LTS with an old kernel package, apt-check fails to tell me
that I am running a vulnerable kernel:
ski@nkrumah:~$ dpkg -l | grep linux-image ; cat /proc/version ;
/usr/lib/update-notifier/apt-check --human
I've found cachefilesd to be fragile in general, but most recently the
source of the problem that I had is that I had the backports repository
enabled. The linux kernels backported from quantal (3.5.0.X) displays
exactly this behavior with cachefilesd, but the linux kernels from
precise "proper" (3
The problem here seems to be that the exports didn't have their own
unique FSIDs. When I fixed that and restarted the nfs server, I got tewo
entries in /proc/fs/nfsfs/volumes, one with FSC and one without.
I still think is a bug - if you try to mount two filesystems, one with
fsc and one without,
root@kenya-i660:~# mount /u
root@kenya-i660:~# cat /proc/fs/nfsfs/volumes
NV SERVER PORT DEV FSID FSC
v4 c0a80034 801 0:219129e38f7c164f3d no
root@kenya-i660:~# umount /u
root@kenya-i660:~# umount /allafrica
root@kenya-i660:~# ssh ski@192.168.0.52 cat /etc/expor
Julian, please don't close a bug because it's filed against the wrong
package - I wasn't sure what to file the bug against, but that doesn't
make my bug report useless. In the future, please re-assign it or tell
the reporter how to. I've done this now.
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Sta
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu is storing non-cache data in $XDG_CACHE_HOME (default: ~/.cache).
How to reproduce:
mv .cache .cache.BAK
# log off and back on
log off and back on, and note that, among other things, all launcher
configuration is lost. I'm sure there are many more of this class of
bu
Seems to work on 12.04.1 / amd64. Don't currently have access to a 10.4
machine.
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fceu sound support broken in hardy
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On another machine, we just had an xfs-related crash with linux-
image-2.6.32-41-server (2.6.32-41.88) installed. Will try to reproduce
then re-open or start a new ticket as appropriate.
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Correction: the most recent crash we had was with 2.6.32-38.83, not
2.6.32-36.81 as I reported in the previous comment. Here's hoping
2.6.32.40 fixes the problem.
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It took awhile, but we've seen the error on 2.6.32-36.81 now too.
@brad-figg your URL now 404s. any chance you can put your kernel up
again?
Thanks.
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I also had this problem with ubuntu 12.04 and mysql-server 5.5, and
Paul's fix also worked for me. Seems like a pretty silly reason for
mysql to crash.
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I have the amd 64 bit version of the software and have this problem
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unity::ui::KeyboardUtil::GetKeycodeAb
why on earth is this bug characterized as low priority?
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Either install gdm or run unity-2d with nouveau, that is.
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I've tried every trick in the book for this, read every bug report I can
find. The *only* thing that reliably works is to install gdm ( I don't
count restart lightdm on vty1 as a solution). What a bummer.
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The XorgLog.txt above is old, from before I clobbered my xorg.conf.
Attached is the Xorg.2.log.old showing my latest crash.
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upgraded from 11.04, I'm experiencing sporatic crashes which cause my X
session to die, causing me to return the login screen and loose all my
w
I had this from hardy -> lucid. One pinned rdiff-backup package
triggered a requirement on a specific old version of python, which
caused heck to break loose.
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then.
ski@debian-4.0$ export EDITOR=cat ; crontab -e >/dev/null ; ret1=$? ; echo ===
; strace -o/dev/null crontab -e ; ret2=$? ; echo ; echo return: $ret1, straced
return: $ret2 ; cat /etc/issue
No modification made
===
crontabs/ski: Permission denied
return: 0, straced return: 0
Debian
Looks like the change was made between 2008 and 2010...
debian-4.0$ export EDITOR=cat ; crontab -e ; ret1=$? ; strace crontab -e ;
ret2=$? ; echo ; echo return: $ret1, straced return: $ret2
... [snip] ...
return: 0, straced return: 0
debian-5.0$ export EDITOR=cat ; crontab -e >/dev/null ; ret1=$
In case it helps anyone else, I have this problem with 10.04 and 11.04,
but NOT 11.10. Good luck
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I was affected by this bug too. The fix for me was adding @gmail.com to
the end of my username. Good luck.
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Can't connect to GTalk with emp
The error dump we got on 2.6.32-36.79 looks slightly different than the
other one posted, but it still involves xfs and writeback, which is
consistent with the upstream bug report as I understand it. Attached for
the record in case it's useful. Cheers.
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We saw this problem while running kernel 2.6.32-36.79. We are rebooting
to 2.6.32-37.81 (without this patch) to see if the bug recurs there.
When/if it does, we'll try this kernel. Thanks. Brian Szymanski
(AllAfrica Global Media)
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Thanks a lot Pedric - that worked for me. I can run google-chrome (which
I am hopelessly addicted to), and various other programs don't
crash/spam dmesg randomly.
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On Lucid (and probably earlier versions), you can disable the alt+print
keyboard shortcut in system->preferences->keyboard shortcuts seems to do
the trick. You could probably change it to ctrl+print or something, but
I didn't bother since I don't use that feature enough to care. Cheers
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Definitely not fixed for me on ubuntu 10.04 LTS, using gwibber
2.30.3-0ubuntu2. 64-bit.
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Using some glib functions within multiprocessing f
I don't think this problem is related to big-endianness. I just had it
on a x86 system that was upgraded from feisty -> hardy -> lucid. In my
case the fix was simple: apt-get install seahorse-plugins. For whatever
reason that dependency doesn't seem to be pulled in when you upgrade.
I'd recommend f
The strange bit is I have other machines that I upgraded directly from
9.10 (not 8.04) that don't have the problem. I can't tell if it's all of
those machines or not though, or if that's related at all.
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One difference from Ingo - I'm on x86. Same problem otherwise. Setting
autolaunch to be false doesn't change a thing, and I haven't seen either
a pop up or an icon in more than a week.
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I have the same problem as Ingo. My machine was running 8.04LTS, and I
did a dist-upgrade to 10.04 in the past month.
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after wasting a few hours, i have no idea what i did, but gwibber
finally let me on to fb. i literally kept trying over and over and over
again (probably a few hundred times) out of frustration (and
procrastination ;-)), I think i kept hitting the fb servers until some
sysadmin at fb looked into it
... the workarounds I've tried in the past 24h:
- Use opendns (almost worked)
- Use google public dns
- connect over a 3g hotspot (for different DNS since that almost worked)
- blowing away ~/.gconf/apps/gwibber/ AND .cache/gwibber/
- blowing away gwibber-* databases in couchdb.
- Install dpkg's fo
... And also on lucid with these packages from maverick installed:
Get:1 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ maverick/main gwibber
2.31.5-0ubuntu1 [326kB]
Get:2 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ maverick/main gwibber-service
2.31.5-0ubuntu1 [65.5kB]
Get:3 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ub
I'm still having the problem on lucid with 2.30.1-0ubuntu1, as are a
bunch of folks over on dupe bug thread
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gwibber/+bug/545859
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Autopsy cannot read partial NTFS disk images. To reproduce, simply
truncate an image of a ntfs file system and try to load it in autopsy.
Autopsy says "cannot determine file system type" and that's all. On my
toshiba system partition, which is 1.5
attached is the strace.out generated from the above script
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strace is doing something wrong and winds up modifying the behavior of a
running program -- in short, running "crontab -e" works fine, but
running "strace crontab -e" results in an error being thrown before the
editor is even invoked.
'crontab -e'
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Forgot to add, the workaround I used was to rename my (private) pgp keys
as foo.pgp, then I was able to import them just fine.
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Same problem, this time with a pgp key. Running karmic. An identical
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The attached patch fixes the problem and should be applied upstream.
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Steps to reproduce:
1) Put some content into a file, e.g.
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pulseaudio remembers which applications were muted last time. so i muted
skype via pulseaudio in sound preferences -> applications awhile back
and skype output audio "hasn't worked" since.
it took me a while to realize that skype was muted. th
Yikes, so it does! Egg on my face.
I would still suggest something to make things a bit more clear.
Specifically, let's explicitly include the place where the binaries live
in SYNOPSIS section of the manpage, since both dash and bash are subject
to this confusion. The below does just this - the im
Just got thrown for a loop by this. I think the proper fix is a CAVEAT
section in the man page for kill indicating that shells typically
override kill with a builtin. Since this is true for both dash and bash,
the shells we ship by default, this seems like the least we can do. I'll
try to write up
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I'm guessing the problem is that nano is confused as to whether you have
a filename there or not.
When you launch data, the data structure containing the output filename
is not yet initialized, but after you input the filename, nano stats
file and sees that it is there (prompting you to overwrite)
I have a similar problem - no treble or audio controls that I can find
(including in alsamixer in my case). Alsamixer reports this hardware:
Card: HDA Intel
Chip: Realtek ALC262
I'm not sure if this was ever working in 9.04, but seems like using
pulse this should be pretty easy to implement - eve
I have this problem a lot when playing mafia wars via facebook on
karmic/amd64. Have been having it sporatically for a few releases now
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Update: Upon testing on some other machines this is present on hardy and
jaunty as well as etch and lenny, and must be a very old bug, dating at
least back to etch/2.0.2. The reason other folks haven't noticed is that
it only happens when "set backup" is enabled in .nanorc AND you save the
file to
Here's an strace (attached)
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Two points:
1 - The bug in jaunty IS specific to ext4, and has existed since jaunty betas.
Looks like in the end this bug has been "hijacked" by a related but more
critical bug, so I'm not complaining just want to make sure we don't overlook
that forever.
2 - I'd like to echo what others have s
emarkay, true. But bear in mind, it's been broken with ext4 since
jaunty. I'd love to see one sooner, but I'm guessing we won't see a fix
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> In System V, the only services missing in single user mode compared to
> multi-user mode are login services, such as getty, gdm, sshd, etc. It's
> not intended as a "recovery" mode.
Well, I'll admit that I come from a mostly BSD background. I had no idea
that sysV used runlevel 1 like that, or t
Scott - I disagree strongly that the root filesystem is usually already
read-only when friendly-recovery is invoked. I don't just go to friendly
recovery only when there is a problem (in fact I'm not sure I ever have
in reaction to a problem). I admit I'm not a usual user, but there are
plenty of c
James & emarkay - it does NOT work in jaunty, at least with ext4 and
amd64 architecture, as in the initial bug report (which i reconfirmed
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As a sanity check, I've reconfirmed the problem on a jaunty/ext4/amd64
system. When I select 'fsck' from the recovery menu, I am told: "mount:
/ is busy" (at the bottom of the screen, it goes away very quickly as
the menu seems to refresh immediately after fsck errors out. When I
select a root shel
Wow, still not fixed? This is an easy fix guys. Just add fuse.sshfs to
PRUNEFS in /etc/updatedb.conf ...
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When out of disk space, gnome-terminal forgets its profile settings, reverting
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This needs to be fixed. I recently changed my sshfs mountpoint from
under /media to my home directory, and that resulted in my nightly
mlocate scripts filling my disk. What makes this worse is when you are
using the -o follow_symlinks option, which can result (in my case) in
infinitely large paths,
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If the lpia architecture is to continue, it should be a first class
citizen like x86 or amd64. Currently we are very close, but things like
third party packages for e.g. opera can't be installed despite being in
the partner repo for both x86 and amd64. This is currently worked
@jcuhoh - That site has been down for at least a couple of days. Check
out the mirror list from www.alsa-project.org, and grab it from the
alternate site. That's what I had to do. Good luck!
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In my case the problem was solved using this:
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But I'm not sure if everyone experiencing this bug is using a hp mini
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Yeah, Mauricio's solution worked better for me (HP 1035NR, lpia --
headphones and speakers work, no need to unmute on boot). Just a few
notes for completeness:
If you want to make sure you keep these versions of alsa you've just installed
so future upgrades don't overwrite them, you can do this:
PS - mine is a 1035NR, maybe that's the difference.,
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 8:59 AM, Arnaud Soyez (Weboide) <
webo...@codealpha.net> wrote:
> Youtube works for me, and f8,f10,f11 do work too. They worked by default
> (right after ubuntu was installed). In the keyboard shortcuts window, it
> says
This sort of works for me. The only problems are:
1 - I have to go to volume control and unmute the Speaker channel on every boot.
2 - the magic blue keys (fn+f8/f10/f11) don't control anything anymore.
But at least I have some sound...
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I'm having the same problem as Alexander - sound on the main speakers
NEVER works. Master channel gives no output, but headphone jack works
just fine. HP mini 1035nr. Fresh install of jaunty RC1, upgraded to
latest. It seems like sometimes alsa starts with audio muted on both the
Master and PCM ch
PS - by jaunty, i mean jaunty RC1 with all updates from the net applied
as of Sat Apr 18 08:16:32 GMT 2009
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If you select the fsck option, the following message (very) briefly appears at
the bottom of the screen:
mount: / is busy
... and no filesystem is checked.
Similarly, if you start a root shell and try to fsck by ha
Upgraded from intrepid to the RC via the net. Headphones work, but
speakers do not. This is on a HP Mini 1035nr.
s...@skitop:~$ pulseaudio -k
I: caps.c: Limited capabilities successfully to CAP_SYS_NICE.
I: caps.c: Dropping root privileges.
I: caps.c: Limited capabilities successfully to CAP_SYS_N
I'm pretty sure this was long since resolved.
On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 8:01 PM, Dimitrios Symeonidis
wrote:
> the packages have changed names, is this still an issue for anyone?
>
> ** Changed in: xen-source (Ubuntu)
> Importance: Undecided => Low
>
> ** Changed in: xen-source (Ubuntu)
> S
I am getting after upgrading from hardy to intrepid. One some days my
thinkpad T61 locks up 3 - 4 times. Is there anything I can do to help
resolve this bug as it is incredibly frustrating (especially after hardy
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Binary package hint: python-libtorrent
Description:Ubuntu jaunty (development branch)
Release:9.04
This package is needed by Deluge. When i try to install, he complain
that
PPS - Actually the titlebar style workaround does NOT workaround for me,
although it seems to decrease the bugs severity. Sorry for all the
noise.
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Titlebar incorrectly drawn with geforce 5/6/7, compiz and human-theme
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/99508
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PS - The titlebar style workaround works for me tho. Cheers to whomever
found that.
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Titlebar incorrectly drawn with geforce 5/6/7, compiz and human-theme
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/99508
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Just wanted to note that 177.82 (just released in intrepid) doesn't do
the trick for me on a Geforce Go 7300 / amd64 system. Has anyone checked
the 180.x driver with this card?
s...@ganiodayo:~$ lspci | grep -i nvid
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G72M [Quadro NVS
110M/GeFor
It looks like, since i'm on a 64-bit machine, I need to go to "launcher
settings" and change "path to qemu" from /usr/bin/qemu to /usr/bin/qemu-
system-x86_64. qemu-launcher should be smarter about auto-detecting the
type of system its on and figuring out how to load kqemu for me. I'd
appreciate he
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: qemu-launcher
with kqemu installed, qemu-launcher does not know how to invoke qemu
with full acceleration. instead it gives output like this:
/usr/bin/qemu -boot c -m 512 -hda '/home/ski/handy-lil-debian-i386-qemu' -net
nic,vlan=0 -net u
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gxemul
Giving gxemul invalid command line parameters can result in a
segmentation fault. Simplest way to reproduce:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp$ gxemul a
GXemul 0.4.6.3Copyright (C) 2003-2008 Anders Gavare
Read the source code and/or documentation for ot
PS - The problem werner and I are reporting seems to have nothing to do
with the old SHAPE-related bug.
[...]
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
[New Thread 0x7f244a59b770 (LWP 20205)]
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
(no debugging symbols found)
(no
Bump/me too. I have the exact symptoms Werner describes (only
screenshots of xterm cause problems) on 8.10/amd64.
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segmentation fault in gnome-screenshot
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/22321
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PS - Installing the old driver has also fixed a problem I've had quite
sporatically and inexplicably on wikipedia image pages. As well as
scrolling in VirtualBox's main screen when I have more than 7 VMs. Will
be interested to see if 180.06 fixes this too. Out of curiosity, have
others who've seen
FWIW, running restricted manager (system -> administration -> hardware
drivers) and selecting nvidia driver version 96 (the oldest avail.
version) fixes the problem for me in intrepid. It might have made
something else slower, but I can't tell what after a few days.
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