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Title:
unity_support_test crashed with SIGSEGV
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I resolved all issues by removing the proprietary accelerated driver
(Nvidia). Now everything is blazingly fast.
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In my case, I don't think I have that driver installed in the first
place. I tried it once but uninstalled it in a hurry. The Hardware
Drivers UI doesn't show it installed either. But confusingly, I do seem
to have nvidia-common, nvidia-settings, and nvidia-current installed.
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Happens here too, when running the nvidia-current driver from precise.
It also makes gnome-shell crash on startup.
this is caused by the eglibc update (2.13-24ubuntu4 - 2.15~pre6-0ubuntu10). I
reverted it, it's fine now.
(but reverting this libc6 is not easy as more packages are rebuild for it,
