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I get the same when trying to run my (cloned) system from a usb hard
drive. Running the system in VirtualBox works fine - no ext4 errors
there...
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I reviewed this bug at the opportunity of 10.04 release, and all attempts below
were unsuccessful.
Here is my configuration:
* Computer: IBM ThinkPad X31, 768MB memory, 40GB HDD
* Installation target: External USB memory (actually microSDHC reader), Buffalo
RUF2-PS.
* What I want to do: Install
This problem continues to happen for me in Ubuntu Karmic desktop edition
amd64.
In my case however, my machine works fine for a few minutes and then
suddenly becomes slow. Programs stop responding and then GNOME throws up
a message saying that it cannot find resources. At this point, icons
go
I should add that the last time this happened was when I plugged my
power into my laptop since the battery level was getting low...
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HI,
I have a similar issue. Since my migration to ubuntu 9.04 to 9.10, the boot has
become extremely slow.
(I tried booting with grub 2 also, the problem is still there ...)
Often fails to start and also get errors ext4-fs error (see attachment)
Someone would have a solution?
Thanks a lot.
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I have similar error message in a rather different scenario. System logs
in fine and runs fine. When I attempt to suspend, the machine sleeps,
but cannot resume. I end up with a blank screen in which mouse is
responsive. I switch to virtual terminal and I see the error message
mentioned in this
terakin's crash description matches mine. It was happening before with
the previous hard drive, and I thought perhaps I had a bad hard disk. I
bought a new Seagate Momentus drive and am having the same problems.
My machine is a Dell latitude d630, and I was running a fresh install of
ubuntu
Leann and all,
I have the very same problem in jaunty. My symptom is:
- The machine stops booting during startup (mainly in splash screen) like this;
EXT4-fs error (device sdb): ext4_find_entry: reading directory #25 offset 0
The number of directory is different in each case, but generally 25
Hi Leann,
No, now I have migrated to ReiserFS, because with ext4 my computer
started his own life, deleting my preferences on every boot.
But, I suppose, I can test your patches. After tests I'll write the
results. Thank you.
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Hi Sokolov,
Have you still using an ext4 filesystem? The reason I ask if I've
backported a few ext4 related patches to the Jaunty kernel. I've put
the test kernels here:
http://people.canonical.com/~ogasawara/ext4-jaunty/
It would be great if you'd be willing to test if they resolve they
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