** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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NetworkManager crashed with SIGSEGV when I connect a 3G mobile phone
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I'm now unable to reproduce the crash.
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NetworkManager crashed with SIGSEGV when I connect a 3G mobile phone
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I'm seeing a similar problem when I attached my Sprint 3G phone by USB.
The crash doesn't occur until I try to connect to the internet through
the phone. The reason the applet doesn't come back is that it is the
backend (NetworkManager) not nm-applet that crashes. Here's the
backtrace. I have
we need a fully symbolized backtrace. you can also enable apport and
submit the crash report and give us the bug id.
** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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NetworkManager crashed with SIGSEGV when I connect a 3G mobile phone
** Tags removed: need-i386-retrace
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NetworkManager crashed with SIGSEGV when I connect a 3G mobile phone
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I just got this too.
I was already running a 3G Huawei modem in another USB port that was
happily connected to the 3G network. I plugged in my Sony Ericsson c902
(to charge it) and, like Foaming Draught above, the nm-applet
disappeared and Apport did its thing.
I've previously told the Network
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Binary package hint: network-manager
Intrepid Alpha 6 with all updates.
Mobile is a Samsung A411 which is reported as a Z100 and which I use as
a broadband modem with pon/poff in terminal.
I've never tried to use NM
