The 18 month support period for Gutsy Gibbon 7.10 has reached its end of life -
http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntu-7.10-eol . As a result, we are closing the
linux-source-2.6.22 kernel task. It would be helpful if you could test the
new Jaunty Jackalope 9.04 release and confirm if this issue remains
OK, latest update to this: the problem is still in gutsy. I haven't yet
run fsck on the images you suggested making, but will do so.
In the meantime, my laptop was a brick for 3 days during a technical
conference, when I _really_ would have appreciated having it be
functional, so I'm going to arg
Well, for someone who knows what they are doing, they *can* skip the
check. They can simply boot into simple user mode, and use tune2fs to
adjust mount count. Or, if you are booting using a plain text console,
just edit /etc/e2fsck.conf, add:
[options]
allow_cancellation = true
This will al
> Well, for someone who knows what they are doing, they *can* skip the
check. They can simply boot into simple user mode...
Nope, that still hits fsck. The only way I've been able to recover the
system when it is in "brick" mode (i.e. fsck is queued) is using a live
cd, and then adjust tune2fs or
Ah, Ubuntu must set up their scripts so that even in single user mode,
it doesn't bypass single user mode. Well, that's what init=/bin/sh is
for (although this might not work if your boot setup requires an initrd
ramdisk image --- but that's a boot scripts issue).
BTW, and if you don't know how t
I will help you with debugging info in a couple hours...but just to
respond to:
> BTW, and if you don't know how to change Ubuntu to use a text boot (by
editing /boot/grub/menu.lst) I would again question whether you know
enough not to screw yourself up by bypassing necessary system functions
will
If you edit the right sections of the menu.lst file (the automatic
options sections), then apt-get won't blow away your changes when you
install new kernel versions.
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I encountered this bug as well, on Ubuntu Gutsy. It consistently
"freezes" at exactly 34.2%. Booting into a LiveCD and running fsck
manually on the partition resulted in a freeze at the same point. This
is using 1.40.2-1ubuntu1 (same on livecd and booted system).
** Changed in: e2fsprogs (Ubun
Attached is some basic system info. Let me know if there's other info
that'd be useful in debugging this problem.
This is one of the 1505n Dell laptops sold with Ubuntu preinstalled. I
restored the system to the factory image, then upgraded to Gutsy (or
possibly gutsy-rc) about 2-3 weeks ago. A
Hi Bryce,
It's very likely your problem is different from the problems reported by
people pre-e2fsprogs 1.40.
Please refer to the section REPORTING BUGS in the e2fsck man page. In
particular, what would be most helpful is the output of dumpe2fs and a
compressed raw e2image snapshot of your files
Theo, I still haven't gotten time to run a check on an image (I'll aim
to do it this afternoon) but:
I encountered the freeze-on-boot problem this morning, booted with a
(feisty) live cd, and from the cd ran fsck. It did not freeze when
invoked like that.
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I accidentally ran shutdown -f, and almost got locked out of my laptop.
I had to hard-boot 6 times before fsck would complete; the other times
it would freeze at varying percentages between 30% and 70%. I gave it 10
minutes to wake up on some of the freezes, and it didn't do anything.
Since this i
I'd much rather fix the bug for good. So first of all, if always
freezes at the same percentage, that is a bug that has already been
fixed (see Debian bug #411838, which was fixed in Debian version
1.39+1.40-WIP-2007.04.07+dfsg-1 or later). It looks like at least some
of the people who are repo
Part of the problem that I'm concerned about is that the vast majority
of Ubuntu users are less experienced that say Debian users. That's not
a slight against Ubuntu users, but merely a statement of fact; Ubuntu
has done a lot of good work to allow less experienced users to be able
to install and
If I reboot after the tune2fs command, is my only recovery (assuming it
locks) the livecd option? In which case, it'll be a week or so before I
can get this, as I don't have one available.
> I'd much rather fix the bug for good.
Regardless of the fix for this bug, I think giving the user more con
Same problem on my end. Here is sample output:
* Checking root file system...
fsck 1.40-WIP (14-Nov-2006)
/dev/sda1 has been mounted 30 times without being checked, check forced.
/dev/sda1: |= / 15.2%
I ran manually (Live CD booted) and had no problems or errors with the
disk.
--
fsck
The last time this happened, holding Ctrl + C/tapping repeatedly seemed
to help a little bit. And by a little bit I mean it'd freeze
consistently between 75-80 percent as compared to a more typical 20-30
percent.
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I can confirm the same problem. Save version of FSCK, does autocheck
after 30 boots.
The check then freezes at some random percentage.
The last time this happened I had to boot a live cd and check from that.
I also later tried an fsck from the cli when I'd booted, and that worked
fine.
This free
What version of e2fsck are you using?
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BTW, I had to turn it off for the disks in question, as I couldn't boot
the machine otherwise.
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What happens when you manually run the command "e2fsck -n /dev/hdXX",
where /dev/hdXX should be your laptop filesystem. Does anything get
printed before it "frezes". Is there any disk activity when it is
"frozen".
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To clarify, by "frozen", I mean that the percentage progress bar freezes
at an arbitrary number (63.5%, 70%,...), that the machine does nothing
for 25 minutes, and that there is no disk activity. Is it possible there
is still work going on under the surface?
Here is fsck on my disks:
[EMAIL PROT
That sounds suspiciously like Debian bug #411838, which was fixed in
Debian version 1.39+1.40-WIP-2007.04.07+dfsg-1 or later.
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Let's see if I can confirm whether or not this is the same bug. First
of all, can you reproduce it if you re-enable fsck checking?
Secondly, do you remember what percentage number it froze at, and was it
always the same? If so, what was the number?
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Does anyone know if this problem is filed as a bug anywhere else? Is it
a bug for the linux-image package? I'm going to be disabling fsck on my
drive but would like to follow this to see when it's fixed, so I can
reenable... I assume this bug will be closed when everything is worked
out?
Thanks,
I'm pretty sure it's a bug for the linux-image package, since no other
distributions are reporting anything even vaguely like this. And there
appears to be more than one Ubuntu user seeing it. (I use Ubuntu, but I
use my own kernel).
It might be useful if people who are reporting this problem co
The other problem with this one is it, for most users, only happens
after every 20th reboot, which can be a cycle of more than a month,
easily. I'm not sure what my current remount count is on my laptop. I'll
post back with my current kernel version when I have my laptop back up.
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Well, you can force it to happen more frequently by changing the number
of mounts between filesystem checks using tune2fs. The point is that
given that this is almost certainly hardware- and kernel- specific
problem, someone who is experiencing the problem is either going to need
to help debug
Hi Bryce,
I've received your e2i file and e2fsck doesn't hang when I check it.
This makes it very likely that what you have is a hardware and/or kernel
bug. Does it still hang when you run e2fsck on your machine?
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So no one else is reporting this problem from any other distribution,
all evidence is pointing to a Ubuntu-specific kernel problem. I will
likely be transferring this bug to the kernel package in the absence of
any evidence to the contrary.
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Hi Theodore,
Yes, even after a reimage the issue still happens.
Sorry to hear it seems like a kernel issue. I guess I'll just disable
fsck on this system for now.
Bryce
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Hi Theodore,
Attached is a copy of the e2image. Sorry it's taken this long - I
needed to wait until I could reimage the machine.
** Attachment added: "sda6.e2i.bz2"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11015294/sda6.e2i.bz2
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** Attachment added: "dumpe2fs output"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11015523/dumpe2fs.txt
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Theo reckons this is a kernel issue, so I'm assigning to you guys. It
makes my laptop inoperable. Please debug!
** Changed in: e2fsprogs (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Canonical Kernel Team (canonical-kernel-team)
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Not an e2fsprogs bug. Seems to be a kernel bug.
** Also affects: linux-source-2.6.22 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: e2fsprogs (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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Not an e2fsprogs bug. Seems to be a kernel bug.
** Also affects: linux-source-2.6.22 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: e2fsprogs (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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I accidentally ran shutdown -f, and almost got locked out of my laptop.
I had to hard-boot 6 times before fsck would complete; the other times
it would freeze at varying percentages between 30% and 70%. I gave it 10
minutes to wake up on some of the freezes, and it didn't do anything.
Since this i
I'd much rather fix the bug for good. So first of all, if always
freezes at the same percentage, that is a bug that has already been
fixed (see Debian bug #411838, which was fixed in Debian version
1.39+1.40-WIP-2007.04.07+dfsg-1 or later). It looks like at least some
of the people who are repo
Part of the problem that I'm concerned about is that the vast majority
of Ubuntu users are less experienced that say Debian users. That's not
a slight against Ubuntu users, but merely a statement of fact; Ubuntu
has done a lot of good work to allow less experienced users to be able
to install and
If I reboot after the tune2fs command, is my only recovery (assuming it
locks) the livecd option? In which case, it'll be a week or so before I
can get this, as I don't have one available.
> I'd much rather fix the bug for good.
Regardless of the fix for this bug, I think giving the user more con
Theo, I still haven't gotten time to run a check on an image (I'll aim
to do it this afternoon) but:
I encountered the freeze-on-boot problem this morning, booted with a
(feisty) live cd, and from the cd ran fsck. It did not freeze when
invoked like that.
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Hi Theodore,
Attached is a copy of the e2image. Sorry it's taken this long - I
needed to wait until I could reimage the machine.
** Attachment added: "sda6.e2i.bz2"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11015294/sda6.e2i.bz2
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** Attachment added: "dumpe2fs output"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11015523/dumpe2fs.txt
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Hi Bryce,
I've received your e2i file and e2fsck doesn't hang when I check it.
This makes it very likely that what you have is a hardware and/or kernel
bug. Does it still hang when you run e2fsck on your machine?
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So no one else is reporting this problem from any other distribution,
all evidence is pointing to a Ubuntu-specific kernel problem. I will
likely be transferring this bug to the kernel package in the absence of
any evidence to the contrary.
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Hi Theodore,
Yes, even after a reimage the issue still happens.
Sorry to hear it seems like a kernel issue. I guess I'll just disable
fsck on this system for now.
Bryce
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I encountered this bug as well, on Ubuntu Gutsy. It consistently
"freezes" at exactly 34.2%. Booting into a LiveCD and running fsck
manually on the partition resulted in a freeze at the same point. This
is using 1.40.2-1ubuntu1 (same on livecd and booted system).
** Changed in: e2fsprogs (Ubun
Attached is some basic system info. Let me know if there's other info
that'd be useful in debugging this problem.
This is one of the 1505n Dell laptops sold with Ubuntu preinstalled. I
restored the system to the factory image, then upgraded to Gutsy (or
possibly gutsy-rc) about 2-3 weeks ago. A
Hi Bryce,
It's very likely your problem is different from the problems reported by
people pre-e2fsprogs 1.40.
Please refer to the section REPORTING BUGS in the e2fsck man page. In
particular, what would be most helpful is the output of dumpe2fs and a
compressed raw e2image snapshot of your files
I can confirm the same problem. Save version of FSCK, does autocheck
after 30 boots.
The check then freezes at some random percentage.
The last time this happened I had to boot a live cd and check from that.
I also later tried an fsck from the cli when I'd booted, and that worked
fine.
This free
Same problem on my end. Here is sample output:
* Checking root file system...
fsck 1.40-WIP (14-Nov-2006)
/dev/sda1 has been mounted 30 times without being checked, check forced.
/dev/sda1: |= / 15.2%
I ran manually (Live CD booted) and had no problems or errors with the
disk.
--
fsck
The last time this happened, holding Ctrl + C/tapping repeatedly seemed
to help a little bit. And by a little bit I mean it'd freeze
consistently between 75-80 percent as compared to a more typical 20-30
percent.
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What version of e2fsck are you using?
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BTW, I had to turn it off for the disks in question, as I couldn't boot
the machine otherwise.
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Bugs, which is the bug cont
What happens when you manually run the command "e2fsck -n /dev/hdXX",
where /dev/hdXX should be your laptop filesystem. Does anything get
printed before it "frezes". Is there any disk activity when it is
"frozen".
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You received thi
To clarify, by "frozen", I mean that the percentage progress bar freezes
at an arbitrary number (63.5%, 70%,...), that the machine does nothing
for 25 minutes, and that there is no disk activity. Is it possible there
is still work going on under the surface?
Here is fsck on my disks:
[EMAIL PROT
That sounds suspiciously like Debian bug #411838, which was fixed in
Debian version 1.39+1.40-WIP-2007.04.07+dfsg-1 or later.
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Let's see if I can confirm whether or not this is the same bug. First
of all, can you reproduce it if you re-enable fsck checking?
Secondly, do you remember what percentage number it froze at, and was it
always the same? If so, what was the number?
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Theo reckons this is a kernel issue, so I'm assigning to you guys. It
makes my laptop inoperable. Please debug!
** Changed in: e2fsprogs (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Canonical Kernel Team (canonical-kernel-team)
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The 18 month support period for Gutsy Gibbon 7.10 has reached its end of life -
http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntu-7.10-eol . As a result, we are closing the
linux-source-2.6.22 kernel task. It would be helpful if you could test the
new Jaunty Jackalope 9.04 release and confirm if this issue remains
OK, latest update to this: the problem is still in gutsy. I haven't yet
run fsck on the images you suggested making, but will do so.
In the meantime, my laptop was a brick for 3 days during a technical
conference, when I _really_ would have appreciated having it be
functional, so I'm going to arg
Well, for someone who knows what they are doing, they *can* skip the
check. They can simply boot into simple user mode, and use tune2fs to
adjust mount count. Or, if you are booting using a plain text console,
just edit /etc/e2fsck.conf, add:
[options]
allow_cancellation = true
This will al
> Well, for someone who knows what they are doing, they *can* skip the
check. They can simply boot into simple user mode...
Nope, that still hits fsck. The only way I've been able to recover the
system when it is in "brick" mode (i.e. fsck is queued) is using a live
cd, and then adjust tune2fs or
Ah, Ubuntu must set up their scripts so that even in single user mode,
it doesn't bypass single user mode. Well, that's what init=/bin/sh is
for (although this might not work if your boot setup requires an initrd
ramdisk image --- but that's a boot scripts issue).
BTW, and if you don't know how t
I will help you with debugging info in a couple hours...but just to
respond to:
> BTW, and if you don't know how to change Ubuntu to use a text boot (by
editing /boot/grub/menu.lst) I would again question whether you know
enough not to screw yourself up by bypassing necessary system functions
will
If you edit the right sections of the menu.lst file (the automatic
options sections), then apt-get won't blow away your changes when you
install new kernel versions.
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Does anyone know if this problem is filed as a bug anywhere else? Is it
a bug for the linux-image package? I'm going to be disabling fsck on my
drive but would like to follow this to see when it's fixed, so I can
reenable... I assume this bug will be closed when everything is worked
out?
Thanks,
I'm pretty sure it's a bug for the linux-image package, since no other
distributions are reporting anything even vaguely like this. And there
appears to be more than one Ubuntu user seeing it. (I use Ubuntu, but I
use my own kernel).
It might be useful if people who are reporting this problem co
The other problem with this one is it, for most users, only happens
after every 20th reboot, which can be a cycle of more than a month,
easily. I'm not sure what my current remount count is on my laptop. I'll
post back with my current kernel version when I have my laptop back up.
--
fsck freezes
Well, you can force it to happen more frequently by changing the number
of mounts between filesystem checks using tune2fs. The point is that
given that this is almost certainly hardware- and kernel- specific
problem, someone who is experiencing the problem is either going to need
to help debug
The 18 month support period for Gutsy Gibbon 7.10 has reached its end of life -
http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntu-7.10-eol . As a result, we are closing the
linux-source-2.6.22 kernel task. It would be helpful if you could test the
new Jaunty Jackalope 9.04 release and confirm if this issue remains
Does anyone know if this problem is filed as a bug anywhere else? Is it
a bug for the linux-image package? I'm going to be disabling fsck on my
drive but would like to follow this to see when it's fixed, so I can
reenable... I assume this bug will be closed when everything is worked
out?
Thanks,
I'm pretty sure it's a bug for the linux-image package, since no other
distributions are reporting anything even vaguely like this. And there
appears to be more than one Ubuntu user seeing it. (I use Ubuntu, but I
use my own kernel).
It might be useful if people who are reporting this problem co
The other problem with this one is it, for most users, only happens
after every 20th reboot, which can be a cycle of more than a month,
easily. I'm not sure what my current remount count is on my laptop. I'll
post back with my current kernel version when I have my laptop back up.
--
fsck freezes
Well, you can force it to happen more frequently by changing the number
of mounts between filesystem checks using tune2fs. The point is that
given that this is almost certainly hardware- and kernel- specific
problem, someone who is experiencing the problem is either going to need
to help debug
Hi Bryce,
I've received your e2i file and e2fsck doesn't hang when I check it.
This makes it very likely that what you have is a hardware and/or kernel
bug. Does it still hang when you run e2fsck on your machine?
--
fsck freezes on laptop
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124773
You received thi
So no one else is reporting this problem from any other distribution,
all evidence is pointing to a Ubuntu-specific kernel problem. I will
likely be transferring this bug to the kernel package in the absence of
any evidence to the contrary.
--
fsck freezes on laptop
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bu
Hi Theodore,
Yes, even after a reimage the issue still happens.
Sorry to hear it seems like a kernel issue. I guess I'll just disable
fsck on this system for now.
Bryce
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Same problem on my end. Here is sample output:
* Checking root file system...
fsck 1.40-WIP (14-Nov-2006)
/dev/sda1 has been mounted 30 times without being checked, check forced.
/dev/sda1: |= / 15.2%
I ran manually (Live CD booted) and had no problems or errors with the
disk.
--
fsck
OK, latest update to this: the problem is still in gutsy. I haven't yet
run fsck on the images you suggested making, but will do so.
In the meantime, my laptop was a brick for 3 days during a technical
conference, when I _really_ would have appreciated having it be
functional, so I'm going to arg
Well, for someone who knows what they are doing, they *can* skip the
check. They can simply boot into simple user mode, and use tune2fs to
adjust mount count. Or, if you are booting using a plain text console,
just edit /etc/e2fsck.conf, add:
[options]
allow_cancellation = true
This will al
> Well, for someone who knows what they are doing, they *can* skip the
check. They can simply boot into simple user mode...
Nope, that still hits fsck. The only way I've been able to recover the
system when it is in "brick" mode (i.e. fsck is queued) is using a live
cd, and then adjust tune2fs or
Ah, Ubuntu must set up their scripts so that even in single user mode,
it doesn't bypass single user mode. Well, that's what init=/bin/sh is
for (although this might not work if your boot setup requires an initrd
ramdisk image --- but that's a boot scripts issue).
BTW, and if you don't know how t
I will help you with debugging info in a couple hours...but just to
respond to:
> BTW, and if you don't know how to change Ubuntu to use a text boot (by
editing /boot/grub/menu.lst) I would again question whether you know
enough not to screw yourself up by bypassing necessary system functions
will
If you edit the right sections of the menu.lst file (the automatic
options sections), then apt-get won't blow away your changes when you
install new kernel versions.
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I accidentally ran shutdown -f, and almost got locked out of my laptop.
I had to hard-boot 6 times before fsck would complete; the other times
it would freeze at varying percentages between 30% and 70%. I gave it 10
minutes to wake up on some of the freezes, and it didn't do anything.
Since this i
I'd much rather fix the bug for good. So first of all, if always
freezes at the same percentage, that is a bug that has already been
fixed (see Debian bug #411838, which was fixed in Debian version
1.39+1.40-WIP-2007.04.07+dfsg-1 or later). It looks like at least some
of the people who are repo
Part of the problem that I'm concerned about is that the vast majority
of Ubuntu users are less experienced that say Debian users. That's not
a slight against Ubuntu users, but merely a statement of fact; Ubuntu
has done a lot of good work to allow less experienced users to be able
to install and
If I reboot after the tune2fs command, is my only recovery (assuming it
locks) the livecd option? In which case, it'll be a week or so before I
can get this, as I don't have one available.
> I'd much rather fix the bug for good.
Regardless of the fix for this bug, I think giving the user more con
I can confirm the same problem. Save version of FSCK, does autocheck
after 30 boots.
The check then freezes at some random percentage.
The last time this happened I had to boot a live cd and check from that.
I also later tried an fsck from the cli when I'd booted, and that worked
fine.
This free
The last time this happened, holding Ctrl + C/tapping repeatedly seemed
to help a little bit. And by a little bit I mean it'd freeze
consistently between 75-80 percent as compared to a more typical 20-30
percent.
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fsck freezes on laptop
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Not an e2fsprogs bug. Seems to be a kernel bug.
** Also affects: linux-source-2.6.22 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: e2fsprogs (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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You received this bug
I encountered this bug as well, on Ubuntu Gutsy. It consistently
"freezes" at exactly 34.2%. Booting into a LiveCD and running fsck
manually on the partition resulted in a freeze at the same point. This
is using 1.40.2-1ubuntu1 (same on livecd and booted system).
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Attached is some basic system info. Let me know if there's other info
that'd be useful in debugging this problem.
This is one of the 1505n Dell laptops sold with Ubuntu preinstalled. I
restored the system to the factory image, then upgraded to Gutsy (or
possibly gutsy-rc) about 2-3 weeks ago. A
Hi Bryce,
It's very likely your problem is different from the problems reported by
people pre-e2fsprogs 1.40.
Please refer to the section REPORTING BUGS in the e2fsck man page. In
particular, what would be most helpful is the output of dumpe2fs and a
compressed raw e2image snapshot of your files
Theo, I still haven't gotten time to run a check on an image (I'll aim
to do it this afternoon) but:
I encountered the freeze-on-boot problem this morning, booted with a
(feisty) live cd, and from the cd ran fsck. It did not freeze when
invoked like that.
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Hi Theodore,
Attached is a copy of the e2image. Sorry it's taken this long - I
needed to wait until I could reimage the machine.
** Attachment added: "sda6.e2i.bz2"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11015294/sda6.e2i.bz2
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** Attachment added: "dumpe2fs output"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11015523/dumpe2fs.txt
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Theo reckons this is a kernel issue, so I'm assigning to you guys. It
makes my laptop inoperable. Please debug!
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Canonical Kernel Team (canonical-kernel-team)
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What version of e2fsck are you using?
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