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Title:
mkfontscale crashed
Confirmed on Lucid Beta2 amd64, upgraded from Karmic.
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mkfontscale crashed with signal 7 in FT_Stream_ReadLong()
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It happened to me after lucid beta2 upgrade from karmic. Everything went well
during upgrade, except grub install. I think I misplaced /boot partition.
After restarting my computer, I received this crash report.
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mkfontscale crashed with signal 7 in FT_Stream_ReadLong()
it`s the same as on x86 architecture systems...
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mkfontscale crashed with signal 7 in FT_Stream_ReadLong()
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Ok... well. This just went away as mysteriously as it appeared.
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mkfontscale crashed with signal 7 in FT_Stream_ReadLong()
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I can confirm this behavior on Kubuntu Karmic 9.10. Installed around
Alpha 2 and been updating. Only noticed it today. Can't verify whether
it was package upgrade or installation of new font (http://www.ms-
studio.com/FontSales/anonymouspro.html) that caused it. Removing the
font doesn't seem to
This happens to me fairly randomly and it doesn't even require that I do
anything. For example, there was no error last night but I left my
system on all night and when I checked it in the morning, the error had
occurred.
Is this related to having custom fonts installed?
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mkfontscale crashed
This is kubuntu karmic bug. after the installation of the pre-release
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mkfontscale crashed with signal 7 in FT_Stream_ReadLong()
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I have the same problem too with an Kubuntu Karmic (which was upgraded).
The following last lines in dmesg occur multiple times (even when I try to
invoke it by hand):
[ 193.625888] ecryptfs_read_lower: octets_read = [-21]; expected [4096]
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mkfontscale crashed with signal 7 in
same crash here on each session start on Kubuntu Karmic, $HOME
encrypted; I have no ~/.gnome* directory.
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mkfontscale crashed with signal 7 in FT_Stream_ReadLong()
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Hello,
I run on Kubuntu Karmic 64 bits , 2.6.31-11-generic and after have
crashes all system it appeare at start this bug report.
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mkfontscale crashed with signal 7 in FT_Stream_ReadLong()
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I ran into this bug on a fresh Kubuntu 9.04 beta install.
Thus, Gnome is not installed.
Attached, the output of lspci -vvnn
** Attachment added: lspci output
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25333761/lspci.txt
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mkfontscale crashed with signal 7 in FT_Stream_ReadLong()
I installed a custom font on kubuntu jaunty beta and got the same crash
on restart. Those folders don't exist on my installation. (.gnome2
has only one folder in it, and it isn't share) Is there a path with
the necessary info in KDE? If so, I'd be happy to upload it. I just
don't have that
Can someone who's seeing this problem please forward a tarball of the
~/.gnome2/share/cursor-fonts and ~/.gnome2/share/fonts directories
mentioned in the apport commandline? This bug is not reproducible for
me here on a system with no local fonts installed.
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Hey Bryce. I got the same crash (after a intrepid-jaunty ugprade). I
understand that lspci -vvnn is very useful for X releated crashes. But I
think you should limit your script to xserver-xorg-* and not include
packages like xfont-utils.
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