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The kernel in comment #20 seems to fix this bug for me, too.
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I just saw this report and I can confirm that later kernels do not have
this bug. I tested with 3.1 and 3.2 daily. I will also test the kernel
in comment #20.
3.1 daily built from 04th of nov 2011 seems to ha
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@Christopher Jazzcat:
You need to enable the -proposed repository and upgrade the linux-
generic, linux-image-generic, linux-header-generic, linux-libc-dev,
linux-source packages (if any of those is not insta
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I am also getting this bug and would like to try the test kernels posted
but do not know how. I see the patch and amd64 .deb files. I'm assuming
I just run them in software centre, but what do I do with the pa
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I can also verify that #20 fixed the problem on my machine also
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linux (3.0.0-13.21) oneiric-proposed; works fine here, no panics
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Can someone confirm that kernel 3.0.6 release has fixed this bug?
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I confirm that test kernel on step #20 resolves bug in amd64.
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Hi Myk,
The Pending Ubuntu SRU's page notes that "there is a separate report for
Kernel updates." and there is a link provided. Unfortunately the link
to the separate kernel report seems to point to an inva
Sorry for a probably stupid question, but how do we find out the status of
SRUs? I've looked at the http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/pending-sru";>Pending Ubuntu
SRUs page, and can't see this bug listed, or any kernel update. This bug
annoyed the hell out of me when it https://bugs.la
I was also experiencing this bug and can confirm that with the test
kernel in #20, I have not seen it again.
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Title:
Safely removing external (usb
I had this happen twice in a row using 11.1 Oneiric ejecting a 1TB
Western Digital disk.
Then twice tried to reproduce on a 2G USB thumb drive - no error, then
back the WD - no error again twice.
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super crappy bug.
Still happening. :(
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Title:
Safely removing external (usb) hdd's can cause a kernel panic or
system freeze
To manage notific
Thanks Doug for the quick test turnaround and feedback. This appears to
confirm that we have to appropriate fix queued in our repo and it should
be available in the first Oneiric SRU. Please continue to use the test
kernel in the mean time until the first Oneiric stable release update
for the ker
With the test kernel (i386), have tested with a WD external, ntfs, the drive
has no power switch
Did 6 connects & safely removes - all went well, no panic
Also tried a seagate that has it's own power switch, the same, no panics.
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I've posted both an amd64 and i386 test kernel to the following
location. Please test and let me know your results. Thanks.
http://people.canonical.com/~ogasawara/lp844957/
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The patch noted to resolve the Debian bug report indeed was included in
the v3.0.5 upstream stable kernel. We have subsequently queued the
v3.0.5 and v3.0.6 stable patches for Oneiric and I can confirm the
specific patch in question has been applied to our Oneiric git repo:
~/ubuntu-oneiric$ git
Is this already fixed by upstream 3.0.5 or 3.0.6, as stated in the
Debian package changelog?
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Title:
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We would like to review the details of the panic. Do you have a screen
shot or the text details of the panic that you could provide?
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Title:
Safe
@Doug and others that are affected by this bug:
Is the external hard drive formatted as NTFS? If so, can you test with
another filesystem, such as ext3 or ext4 to see if the issue is limited
to NTFS? This may be a duplicate of bug 867811
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** Changed in: debian
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Title:
Safely removing external (usb) hdd's can cause a kernel panic or
system f
Seems to be the same as bug 793796, maybe you can try out some of the
test kernels from there.
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Title:
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I have the latest updates and kernel 3.0.0-12-generic #19-Ubuntu SMP but the
problem still occurs.
When I safely remove the external USB HD, my PC freezes, can't do anything but
push reset button to restart it.
root@charlie02:/home/charlie# lsb_release -a
LSB Version:
core-2.0-amd64:core-2.
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I had this on an external ext4 lenovo hdd.. haven't tried anyway if with
latest kernel is solved.
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Title:
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Title:
Safely removing external (usb) hdd's can cause a kernel panic or
sy
Confirmed again here also. Tested with a WD 1TB "My Passport" drive,
formatted with a single NTFS partition. Kernel panic on very first
attempt to remove it.
Have we ascertained whether this bug is specific to drives containing an
NTFS partition? I saw that theory being bounced around earlier.
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Title:
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Still happens here with all external drives whether they have a power switch or
not
3.0.0-12-generic #19-Ubuntu SMP
As before if the 'gnome-fallback-mount-helper' is removed from the
startup & the drives are mounted manually thru nautilus then safely
remove works fine.
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Title:
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Certainly seems to be a kernel issue, possibly g-s-d should be invalid, or
maybe you should create a new bug
The only thing here is that if I don't let g-s-d automount the drive w/ the
helper then at least w/ the 3 drives I have SR always works fine.
Went back again to 11.04, (2.6.38-9), to
This may in fact be more a kernel bug than something in g-s-d, as
indicated by the Debian bug I just linked to.
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I managed to capture an oops without my notebook panicking. Attached are
the relevant bits from dmesg.
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I'm experiencing this too, however on amd64 (and no Nvidia modules -
Intel GM45 chipset here). My un-scientific estimate of when this started
to happen is approximately 2 weeks ago.
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Title:
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Have re-tested this today on live session w/ daily of 09/10
Still the same though in this case the effect is a bit more 'clear',
immediately get thrown to a tty with a kernel panic
While this may not be the direct fault of g-s-d & the helper it's certainly
affected., & disabling the helper is th
Some additional - when this occurs
On the drives with ext. power buttons, when the panic or freeze occurs it is
immediate, the drive isn't even unmounted
On a drive with no power button there is a slight delay, the drive is unmounted
& powered off, then the panic/freeze occurs
In all cases there
** Description changed:
- About 50% of the time, (every other attempt), when using 'Safely Remove' on a
usb hdd a kernel panic occurs
+ About 50% of the time, (every other attempt), when using 'Safely Remove' on a
usb hdd a kernel panic occurs, though on some fresh boots it takes several
attemp
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