Right, thanks for the information.
Let's get consolekit to tell us what is going on.
*Note that this operation will require a reboot to get some things
functional again*
First, please kill consolekit and then launch it in debug mode:
sudo pkill -u root console-kit-dae; sudo console-kit-da
strace command was running for ~ 2seconds (and it generated an output of
133K in those 2 seconds).
About my cron jobs, I've the normal jobs (these installed by default
plus jobs for vnstat and sysstat).
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Hi,
Thanks for doing that. I forgot to ask you to use the flag to
get timing information, for about how long did you let "strace"
run? Seconds? Minutes? Hours?
Do you have lots of frequent cron jobs on your machine?
The most suspicious thing at first glance is lots of lines like
read(9, 0x1dfe6
When the problem *doesn't* occur (this is: when I haven't closed the
laptop screen) the output of strace command is just:
restart_syscall(<... resuming interrupted call ...>
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https://bugs.launchpad.net
I attach strace.txt as James asked.
** Attachment added: "strace -o /tmp/strace.txt -p $(pidof console-kit-daemon)"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/32075062/strace.txt
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/41
Hi,
Could you please run
strace -o /tmp/strace.txt -p $(pidof console-kit-daemon)
for a few seconds when it is hung, then CTRL-C it to
stop the collection and attach /tmp/strace.txt to the bug.
Thanks,
James
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lap
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Disabling "screen powersave" solves nothing, the error occurs. This is:
after closing the laptop cover *for a while* (it's not enough with
closing it during some seconds) the uptime command show a load average
of ~5.00 and there are ~2000K of writing operations to disk. Really
annoying and I must r