That upload fixes the problem:
gnome-system-tools (2.17.90-0ubuntu1) feisty; urgency=low
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* New upstream version:
Services:
- add "ntp" as a recognized NTP server
Network:
- Make network-admin appear in the "Internet & Networking" control center
category
- Do
that bug has not been fixed, maybe the network card driver has been
fixed which means people stop trigger that code path
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Confirmed! :D
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This is now fixed on my system with the latest Feisty updates.
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I just wanted to chime in and say that I can duplicate this bug
everytime.
Also, I have a bcm43xx wireless chipset.
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We can't backport fix at every commit, it'll be available before feisty.
That's better to stick to the stable Ubuntu version if you need
something stable?
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hi just wondering if the fix is being worked on and when to expect it?
it'd be awesome to get back to using wireless... thanks
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I have the bug also.
the workaround helps me none.
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ok thanks for the tip for the wired connection, this worked so i'll just
have to wait on a fix now...
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Jonah, a fix hasn't been released yet. Until then, you can configure settings
manually in /etc/network/interfaces. For the wired connection, this should be
enough in most cases:
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcp
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just checked it from the terminal and i also am getting the segmentation
fault core dumped message
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also i can't get any updates now to see if anything that's been released
fixes the problem...
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i have the same problem! it's a major stress cos i can't get on the net
with my netgear pcmcia
- plus when i plug a regular LAN connection in also that won't work
despite being able to set it's properties...
becuase i use wireless in two places i tried to change the location at
the top of the net
Ok, I though it was the same bug, so as I hadn't got it with the latest
image (January 11), I closed the report.
But sorry for my mistake.
Regards
Pochu
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The package has not changed and the code still has that bug, it's
triggered when there is essid listed, which might not be your case with
your ipw2200 driver
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>no, that bug has not been fixed yet, if you had a problem
>and it's fixed now that was probably a different one
No, I'm sure I had the same bug.
I have an IPW2200BG, and with Herd1 I had this bug. But now, with the
20070111 daily, I haven't got it. Have you tried with Herd2 or a recent
daily ima
there is no upstream bug, I chated with upstream on IRC
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Please, can somebody link to the upstream bug?
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no, that bug has not been fixed yet, if you had a problem and it's fixed
now that was probably a different one
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I have just installed Feisty Fawn Nightly 2007/01/11 and this problem is
solved.
Marked as fixed.
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On 1/11/07, Sebastien Bacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thank you for the valgrind log Brett, it pointed to the problem:
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> ==10469== Use of uninitialised value of size 4
> ==10469==at 0x8057108: on_essid_list_changed (connection.c:200)
> ==10469==by 0x80579BD: connection_dialog_prepare
Thank you for the valgrind log Brett, it pointed to the problem:
==10469== Use of uninitialised value of size 4
==10469==at 0x8057108: on_essid_list_changed (connection.c:200)
==10469==by 0x80579BD: connection_dialog_prepare (connection.c:236)
==10469==by 0x80563FB: on_iface_properties
Attached a valgrind log with gnome-system-tools-dbgsym
One more note, while my machine is running if I plug in my PCMCIA wireless
orinoco card I can pull up properties within Network-admin, but if the card is
inserted when the machine boots - same Seg fault when I choose properties.
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Same here. I have feisty as current as can be - network-admin segfaults
when I choose 'Wireless connection' then properties.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo network-admin
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Segmentation fault
I get the same result if you choose another adapter's properties then
the wireless properties... property wind
Same here with Feisty up-to-date.
Change status, as it seems not to be solved.
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Here's an interesting note:
I plugged in a pcmcia wireless card, orinico - segfault doesn't happen on it.
Only occurs when I choose properties for my built in bcm4318 eth1 using the
bcm43xx driver.
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Thank you for the reply, no need to bother reinstalling an old version
it might have been fixed by an another upgrade or not happen all the
time. I'm closing the bug for now (it's not really useful with only
those information and not happening to anybody at the moment), feel free
to reopen if you g
I love to but...
I cant reproduce the bug oO
It did it to me several time right after (re)installing a daily build of Feisty
but now that the system is up to date I dont have anymore this problem.
I looked at the overview and no new version of the package was released
since December 10th (when I
Thanks for your bug report. Could you please try to obtain a
backtrace by following the instructions on
http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash.
This will greatly aid us in tracking down your problem.
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Importance: Undecided => Medium
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