Ubuntu 17.10 (Artful Aardvark) has reached end of life, so this bug will
not be fixed for that specific release.
** Changed in: fwupd (Ubuntu Artful)
Status: Incomplete => Won't Fix
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Kevin,
You were running UEFI, but possibly have UEFI capsule updates disabled
right?
The 1.0.2-1 upload was just accepted into bionic today. Would you mind
testing with a live daily image that contains 1.0.2-1? It should
probably be in tomorrow's daily image.
I expect that this should not repr
I encountered this same error and was automagically pointed here by the
bug reporting software.
Configuration: Dell Precision 7720, K17A (TB16) dock, Ubuntu 17.10 -
live version, not installed. I had disabled USB security in BIOS prior
to boot. Still running UEFI.
Booted a live 17.10 load from US
@Tim,
Well that's unfortunate you had troubles with UEFI. After we can confirm this
issue is fixed for you with the proposed fix, I think you should try to
re-install with in UEFI mode again. UEFI mode is preferable as BIOS updates
will only be distributed and installed when in UEFI mode.
What
Cool, thanks for looking into it. Yes, I could not install Ubuntu 17.10
without disabling UEFI in the BIOS.
How do I go about testing the changes?
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OK, assuming my theory is right proposed fixes available here:
https://github.com/hughsie/fwupd/pull/306
(Those are probably useful either way upstream though)
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OK so I've got another theory.
By chance do you have UEFI capsule updates turned off in BIOS setup?
I think that this is a race condition in two BIOS requests happening at
inconvenient times and the buffer getting overwritten as a result. In between
parsing devices the check for whether capsule
The stack trace shows that it's a NULL pointer comparison of a
substring, but it's not clear why that is happening. I can feed your
exact data from your dock into the test suite but no segfault.
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Yep that's the WD15 dock, thank you very much for confirming.
1. You've never performed a FW update on it in the past right?
2. How technically savvy are you with debian packaging? If I gave you a patch
to try could you apt source the package apply it and try it?
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It says K17A on the bottom of the dock for "Reg Model". It also reads
WD15 elsewhere, which I think is the actual model. It is this unit:
http://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-business-dock-wd15-with-180w-
adapter/apd/450-aeuo/pc-accessories
attached is the output of `sudo /usr/lib/fwupd/fwupd -v` (
I'm pretty sure it's a TB16 dock from looking at the traces. Can you
reliably reproduce this? I have some suspicions, but would like to see
verbose fwupd output to confirm it if possible.
So try to run this:
# sudo /usr/lib/fwupd/fwupd -v
And share all of the output that is found.
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Sorry, K17A dock? Do you mean TB16 dock?
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fwupd crashed with SIGSEGV in fu_plugin_dell_match_dock_component()
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fwupd crashed with SIGSEGV in fu_plugin_dell_match_dock_component()
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