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Daniel Centore, thank you for reporting this and helping make Ubuntu better.
Natty reached EOL on October 2012.
Please see this document for currently supported Ubuntu releases:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
We were wondering if this is still an issue in a supported release? If
so, could you p
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+ Possible workaround:
+ -disable plymouth
+ -remove v86d
+
Usually (but not always) if I log out of Ubuntu Natty Beta 2, the screen
freezes with about a 1 inch strip of purple at the top of the screen.
Killing x (via ctr+alt+backspace) does the same. Shutting down a
Removing v86d also fixes the freeze for me on the nvidia machine so, for
me at any rate, that seems to have been the root cause.
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mia
I do not have v86d installed. Also, I disabled plymouth (as described
above) and updated many packages. Around the same time, the freezes
stopped for me. I do not want to re-enable plymouth because I need a
production machine for the time being. Some of the others who still have
this problem m
The key is to run "sudo apt-get purge v86d" - Daniel try this command
If I install that package (v86d) and execute /sbin/v86d, the console
will lock up immediately when switching VTs. v86d is not included by
default on a fresh stock Ubuntu install.
It's also a good idea to set the Plymouth theme
Yes, the revert script fixes the logout/shutdown freeze for me on the
fglrx machine.
http://www.kyleabaker.com/downloads/ubuntu/scripts/plymouth-resolution-fix-revert-back.sh.zip
I had forgotten that I had tinkered with the plymouth settings in 10.10 to get
rid of an ugly bootsplash - self i
I ran the script located URL below and now I have the non-graphical VT
(Virtual Terminal), text only, but the VT switching issues are gone, I
can logout, shutdown, switch VTs
http://www.kyleabaker.com/downloads/ubuntu/scripts/plymouth-resolution-
fix-revert-back.sh.zip
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I never ran this script. And I also have the issue when switching
terminals (I thought it was a different bug).
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While in 10.10 I ran I followed the walk-through on the page below
titled "Script To Fix The Ubuntu Plymouth For Proprietary Nvidia And ATI
Graphics Drivers". Did other users reporting this issue also run this?
http://www.webupd8.org/2010/10/script-to-fix-ubuntu-plymouth-for.html
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I have the same issue here after upgrading to 11.04. A workmate of mine
installed a fresh copy on identical hardware and does experience the
issue, issue could be upgrade related. It's diffidently related to VT
switching. If I switch terminals, the issue occurs (ctrl-alt-f1). HP
EliteBook 8540p
The BUG output in kern.log has disappeared now, but the problem (freeze on
logout /shutdown) still remains.
There are various people reporting this elsewhere, all marked as duplicates of
#762203.
I have both an nvidia and an fglrx desktop machine displaying the bug.
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>From kern.log:
Apr 29 09:54:50 PB1 kernel: [ 35.202322] ioremap error for
0xbffa-0xbffa1000, requested 0x10, got 0x0
Apr 29 09:54:50 PB1 kernel: [ 35.210258] EXT4-fs (sda5): re-mounted. Opts:
errors=remount-ro,commit=0
Apr 29 09:54:50 PB1 kernel: [ 35.302810] usb 2-2: usbfs: interface
Removing quiet and splash has no effect on the hang.
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can you try disabling plymouth (removing splash and quiet from the boot
args)? I need this as a production machine right now and really don't
wanna mess with my (working) configuration.
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/var/log/kern.log from machine which is hanging on logout/shutdown
The log starts out with the ati card installed (hangs), then switches to an
nvidia card (still hangs...). There might even be a boot
with the onboard graphics buried in there (nvidia, still hangs :)
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I have two machines which are both still experiencing a hard freeze on
logout/shutdown on the released version of 11.04. Initially I thought
it was fglrx related, but I have swapped one machine to an nvidia card
and am still experiencing the issue. I 've attached the current
xorg.conf from the nvi
Il giorno sab, 23/04/2011 alle 16.21 +, Daniel Centore ha scritto:
> Oh and sorry I forgot to mention I also removed quiet and splash from my
> grub boot settings. I'm not sure which fixed the problem - If you would
> like me to add them back in and try testing like that for a while I
> would b
Ok, thanks for the reply
I set the status for auto expiration in 60 days if there's no activities in
this report.
If you still experiencing again problems with update manager please open a bug
report typing in terminal
ubuntu-bug update-manager
Thanks again
Fabio
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Oh and sorry I forgot to mention I also removed quiet and splash from my
grub boot settings. I'm not sure which fixed the problem - If you would
like me to add them back in and try testing like that for a while I
would be happy to.
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That's simply not possible because the computer locks up and you are
forced to kill the computer. However, after installing updates from
update manager manually (which should be automatic...) on Thursday, I
have not experienced the issue. I'll keep you updated on whether or not
it happens again. (A
Hello
can someone reproduce the bug and attach here, using below button 'Add
attacment or patch' the files:
/var/log/kern.log
/var/log/kern.log.1
Thanks
Fabio
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I am using the x64 non-free nvidia driver as well, but in accordance with the
bug here (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1593705) i am forced to use
the driver or be stuck with an 800x600 screen on an 18.1" laptop screen...
It is amazing how the only unstable parts of linux systems are th
Hello,
I've got the same bug when the non-free nvidia driver are used.
Actually, after some logout/reboots/shutdown (without the driver
installed) I've got no problem. I suppose this is the driver for nvidia
64bits but I'm not sure.
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