Hello, I have a similar problem on a Dell 6400 with jaunty.
Wireless seems the origin of it, it seems freezes occur only when I am
using it.
and...@rama:~$ uname -a
Linux rama 2.6.28-13-generic #45-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jun 30 22:12:12 UTC 2009 x86_64
GNU/Linux
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@8200, I think it would be best if you opened a new bug report regarding
this issue. The reason is that you appear to use the iwl3945 driver and
the majority (including original bug reporter) use the iwlagn driver
here. Based on the feedback, it appears linux-backports-modules
resolves the issue
Ok I must take that back - maybe the kernel panics are not as frequent
as without linux-backports-modules-intrepid but they are still
happening.
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Three days ago I installed linux-backports-modules-intrepid again and
now I haven't got any wlan-kernel-panics anymore.ay
But it also effected that my networkcard (Broadcom Corporation
BCM4401-B0 100Base-TX) doesn't work anymore!
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installing the backports modules works fine also for me. I don't get anymore
system freezes, but my wifi networking is very slow. Testing my internet
connection trought speedometer services
(http://www.sunrise.ch/it/privatkunden/angebote/free-internet/internet-dienste/speedometer.htm)
I get
Mine seems OK now since installing the backports modules
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I am getting random system crashes (blinking caps num lock lights) on
my Intrepid AMD64 laptop. I have kept up to date with packages,
including all kernel package updates. I can provide any information that
hi all, I'm experiencing the same problem on:
Dell Latitude D630
wifi card: Broadcom Corporation BCM4328 802.11a/b/g/n (rev 03).
In order to get my wifi card working I installed the relative driver (Broadcom
STA wireless driver) by the Restricted-Drivers-Manager app.
After this I was
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I am getting random system crashes (blinking caps num lock lights) on
my Intrepid AMD64 laptop. I have kept up to date with packages,
including all kernel package updates. I can provide any information that
will flesh out this report, so please let me know what
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I am getting random system crashes (blinking caps num lock lights) on
my Intrepid AMD64 laptop. I have kept up to date with packages,
including all kernel package updates. I can provide any information that
will flesh out this report, so please let me know what
Same problem here, but maybe I found something.
First, HW/SW description:
Dell m1330
Ubuntu 8.10
kernel 2.6.27-9-generic
wifi driver iwlagn
wifi card Intel PRO Wireless 4965
As the others, no problem in Hardy, crashes after update to Intrepid.
Installed linux-backports-modules-intrepid and
...of course I'm talking about crashes on my m1330 which uses the same
router I was reconfiguring to test the other laptop. The router is a
Netgear WGT624 v3.
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@Matin,Ben: Thanks for the feedback. I wanted to isolate this to
machines that have a current BIOS with nVidia (so, those not certified
Today I noticed a number of updates including an important one for
Network Manager and the way it deals with authentication and restricted
drivers. If anyone in
Hi Guys,
I'd like to get a clear overview of the current status of this bug for
the kernel team to review. First, if you can please attach a photo
capturing the kernel panic you experience or a log file which has
captured the output of the kernel panic that will be the most helpful.
I do know the kernel version that I was using this Ubuntu is no longer
installed, but I experienced this problem with the default kernel in the
first (day) release of 8.10. I'll check my kernel version in OpenSuse
and report back (since its crashing also but much less frequently).
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I'd like to know if everyone affected by this bug is using:
- BIOS A14 (as shipped)
- Windows factory-installed Ubuntu system, upgraded from 8.04.1
If you're using an Ubuntu-preinstalled system, can you also confirm
which BIOS version you have ?
This system ships with different hardware
I'd like to know if everyone affected by this bug is using:
- BIOS A14 (as shipped)
- Windows factory-installed Ubuntu system, upgraded from 8.04.1
I'm using A14 (upgraded from A8 [?]) and mine came with Vista factory-
installed.
Anyone experiencing this issue even after downgrading should
I'm on A12, which is the default BIOS that came with the laptop. Ubuntu was
preinstalled, so no windows ever touched the hard drive. Ever.
I may of mentioned it, but I have the Intel GPU, not Nvidia.
It also hasn't happened again, so it's consistent in a weird way: it only
happens on crappy
Hmm... Well I thought that switching to Wicd fixed it, but then
(possibly after a round of system updates over the last couple days) the
problem started up again. Upgrading to the latest firmware didn't help
out with it either; neither did switching to the opensource driver.
Finally (after trying
Same problem on a Dell Latitude E6400, with Intel 5100 wireless chip.
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I had the same problem, Dell XPS M1330, Intel 4965AGN, and switching to
Wicd seems to have solved it for me also.
I'm running Ubuntu 2.6.27-7.14-generic - logs attached (though they do
not include whatever system messages were outputted, if any, around the
time of a kernel panic).
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I'm back on intrepid and did install linux-backports-modules-2.6.27 and it's
fixed.
Now my XPS 1330 is riding intrepid ibex.
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On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 12:05 PM, Ben Regenspan bregens...@gmail.comwrote:
I had the same problem, Dell XPS M1330, Intel 4965AGN, and
I use wireless in my office as we as at home. Both Linksys WRT54G(L)
routers with the same firmware.
This NEVER crashes at the only home. The ONLY two differences in router
configuration is the WPA2 key and my home Linksys routers use WDS.
I wonder if the kernel panic has something to do with
Hi Lorne!
I can definitively say that it does not depend on wheter the router use
WDS or not. Because on may laptop it also hangs when using an accespoint
without WDS.
The only the thing I can certainly say is that the bug depands on
NetworkManager. Because without NetworkManger there are not
I have this problem as well.
Laptop: Toshiba A205-S4777
Version Signature: Ubuntu 2.6.27-9.19-generic
I should also mentioned that I have had this same problem on another
Linux distribution call Foresight. It is very similar to Ubuntu. It
uses the gnome desktop environment and
Hi Leann! What you summarise about my laptop is correct.
To everyone:
Please try wicd so we will see if network-manager is the assignable cause of
our kernel panics.
Wicd has less features then network-manager but it's not bad. Anyway the
ubuntu team will have to fix this big problem.
Here
Sorry... the most of you are using Intrepid Ibex... so this would be the
right line to add:
sudo vim /etc/apt/sources.list
deb http://apt.wicd.net intrepid extras
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It happens every time on my Dell Vostro 1500 laptop, with the BCM4328
802.11n wireless, using the wl driver.
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More interesting updates in the odd category. I'm in the same hotel, and the
upstairs wireless makes my laptop freeze frequently, when the downstairs
wireless doesn't.
The network is totally unencrypted, and I don't really know what other
information I can provide.
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Me too on a Dell Latitude D430, on 2.6.27-10. It never happened to me
so far, but I'm not usually on wifi. Now, that I'm on wifi all day, I
get those crashes several times a day.
Nothing at all in /var/log/kern.log.
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I have found a workaround for me: using wicd instead of network manager.
(http://wicd.sourceforge.net/)
Since I have changed to wicd my system has not crashed anymore.
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Hi Everyone,
After having looked through some of the attached logs here it seems that
@8200 and @lew are using the iwl3945 driver whereas @chielio, @Mike
Peters, and @Dr. Dabbles (the original bug reporter) are using the
iwlagn.
@8200 you mentioned linux-backports-modules-intrepid did not appear
This is occurring to me as well on the XPS M1330 with Intrepid.
It seems to have only happened when I'm traveling, so I suspect wireless is the
suspect.
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I just upgraded to new kernel 2.6.27-9-generic but the kernel panic is
still the same.
Attached my syslog just before the crash.
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I suspect the blinking Caps and Num Lock light system freeze crash was being
caused by WEP security on my 'Open' brand modem (same company as 'Billion').
Have installed the new kernel, and am now regularly losing mouse and mousepad
functionality and usb mouse, keyboard works fine. System reboots
I connect to a WPA network so its not only WEP.
This problem is also reported on other places:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/276990
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=832383page=19
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Forgot to mention in my last post, I don't see any error messages in the
logs pertaining to the crashes and I haven't yet tried the linux-
backports-modules-intrepid package.
FWIW I'm using WPA2, so it doesn't appear related to wireless security.
I can also confirm that if I boot the old Hardy
So I have tested it again a few times and after the kernel panic I
restarted and copied the syslog.
I have tried linux-backports-modules-hardy-generic - didn't change
anything.
The attached 4 crashes were when I was at home having no programs runing
and beeing connected to my wep encrypted wlan.
I have the same thing with a Dell XPS M1530 laptop after I upgraded to 8.10:
- 2Gb ram
- Intel Core 2 Duo Mobile Processor T5550 @ 1.83GHz
BIOS Version: A11
:~$ uname -a
Linux laptop 2.6.27-7-generic #1 SMP Tue Nov 4 19:33:20 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
:~$ cat /proc/version_signature
Ubuntu
Requested logs attached.
The crashes seem to be most frequent when transferring files over
wireless network of more than a few MB.
I also get frequent wireless drop outs, every few minutes. At first I
thought it was a problem with my router but have since confirmed, by
connecting another laptop,
As requested:
$ cat /proc/version_signature
Ubuntu 2.6.27-8.17-generic
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And output of dmesg
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Forgot to mention, linux-backports-modules-intrepid was not installed at
the time they crashes occurred.
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try using grub to boot the old hardy kernal. it worked for me. either
that, or grab the old alpha 9 distro and install that and dont pdate. i
didnt have any problems with the alpha
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Hi Guys,
For those of you having issues, I'd like to gather some additional
information that will be helpful. We can then at least update the bug
description to be more informative. If you can provide the following
information that would be great:
* cat /proc/version_signature
* sudo lspci
After testing it with my notebook (Acer 5610 with core duo and Intel PRO
Wireless 3945ABG) a few times I can say that the crashes are caused by wlan.
Installing linux-backports.modules-intrepid-generic didn't fix it.
When I look into the syslogs after a crash the last messages before the
restart
I can confirm that my laptop (DELL Vostro 1500 with Intel PRO/Wireless
3945ABG) freezes randomly within an uptime of about 0-20 min. I see the
blinking LEDs (caps num lock) and can't do anything except hold down
power-button and do a restart.
I can confirm that i had NO problems like this with
I can confirm that the Kernel Panics I had on my Siemens ECONEL 100
disappeared when I pulled out the Wireless LAN card, which is a D-Link
DWL-520+. The tip to run sudo aptitude install linux-backports.modules-
intrepid-generic did however not have any effect. When I reinserted the
WLAN card, the
Looks like a duplicate of #276990 if the cause is wifi.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-backports-
modules-2.6.27/+bug/276990
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Can confirm the same problem on XPS M1330 after upgrading from Ubuntu
Hardy to Intrepid. I never had a problem before the upgrade, but it
started happening almost immediately after upgrading.
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I cannot confirm that Hardy - Intrepid update causes this, but I can
confirm that Intrepid XPS m1330 (with Intel PRO Wireless 4965 a/g/n [not
saying Wifi is the cause]) experiences this problem.
I also experience this problem on OpenSuse 11.0, but it only once every
couple of days (compared to
This problem can be occur on Harby by installing
linux-backports-modules-hardy-generic to Fix WIFI LED problem.
Ref - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallingUbuntuOnADellXPSM1330
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I found out that it was probably the wireless network where I was at the moment
that caused my kernel to panic.
They use a sort of Apple-router with 802.11n, and as soon as I switched to
using cabled networking, my laptop stopped freezing.
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I use an Apple Airport 802.11n too. I guess it's because of Kernel 2.6.27
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On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 8:54 PM, Alexander Karlstad [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
I found out that it was probably the wireless network where I was at the
moment that caused my kernel
Hi!
I think Alexanders theory that the wlan-card causes the kernel panic is
absolutely right.
When I use my acer via wire and disable wlan it never hangs.
I have got an Intel PRO Wireless 3945ABG wlan-card.
Which do you have?
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Mine is Intel PRO Wireless 4965 a/g/n
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Same issue on my Dell Latitude D830.
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My acer aspire 5610 laptop also hangs random blinking numlock (I think
maybe it was capslock - but only one of them).
Is there a way to debug such an crash? I can't find anything in the
syslogs. :-/
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Forgotten to write:
@ Ubuntu 8.10 i386 (2.6.27-7) but also Ubuntu 8.04 and debian 5. I had never
problems with prior kernels.
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I am having a similar system hang issue on my AsusM51SN laptop, suddenly
the system will just hang it self, with cap lock and num lock flash at
the same.
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This just started happening on my laptop as well. I have a Fujitsu
Siemens Celsius H250 laptop, and have been running Intrepid for a month
or so. I've updated the system, but the problem still occurs, and it
appears to be quite random.
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I'm experiencing exactly the same situation with all you guys (blinking
num lock and cap lock).
This problem happens even on Live CD session.
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I am experiencing exactly the same situation with Intrepid AMD64 on Dell
XPS M1330. From my experience, the crash seems to happen when using
applications that need rendering (my last crash was when using firefox),
although Xorg's log does not reveal anything.
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