On 03/15/2011 05:45 AM, Bryce Harrington wrote:
Hi Benjamin, unfortunately in this case the automatic bug collection
didn't grab valid id's from your GPU. Often times with these kinds of
bugs you'll encounter them multiple times, and sometimes apport has a
better chance of collecting the
Public bug reported:
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I wasn't doing anything in particular -- just closing a window.
BTW, I presume that changes in the intel driver are also responsible for
- glx acceleration no longer works well -- nexuiz is dramatically slower.
- the screen
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I can confirm that the evince part is still an issue on current natty.
- If I load the pdf printed from firefox into evince, it looks fine.
- If I do print preview, pages 1 and 4 are still entirely bitmap images,
whereas pages 2 and 3 are nice and sharp.
My cairo version is 1.10.2-1ubuntu1.
I have a T400 laptop, and I am getting a suspend failure on current
natty. In my case the system blinks the moon icon, and then resumes
immediately. In my dmesg, I see:
[16131.360104] tpm_tis 00:0a: tpm_transmit: tpm_send: error -5
[16131.360112] legacy_suspend(): pnp_bus_suspend+0x0/0xa0
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 511502 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/511502
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 511502
TeXLive 2009 transition: libkpathsea5
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dvipng segfaults
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Binary package hint: dvipng
So far, dvipng segfaults in any file that I run it on. (This results in
LyX failing to show graphical previews of math formulae.)
Here is the crash report.
$ dvipng ~/test.dvi
This is dvipng 1.12 Copyright 2002-2008 Jan-Ake Larsson
*** glibc
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To reproduce the crash, try this simple DVI file.
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Binary package hint: lyx
Lyx seems to have problems calling its external helpers to preview
images and math equations.
For each image, there is an empty box that says Error converting to
loadable format.
For math, each preview image is now displayed as a whole page. This
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I also had a working lucid system until I updated on Jan-12 to current
lucid. I am able to submit this report because my T400 thinkpad has
both an ATI video card and an intel video chip, and I switched to the
ATI video card. However, I didn't not have any luck with the VESA
driver either. So,
This is an old log -- X was successful.
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This is a new log - X did not work.
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# Fix works for me too.
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It seems like pdftopdf is frequently broken...
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Wow. It just got fixed by the 1.4.2-5 release.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/36067400/BootDmesg.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/36067401/CurrentDmesg.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/36067402/Dependencies.txt
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Hi,
I am using a fresh Ubuntu installation with Compiz turned off. About
twice a day the entire system freezes right after I drag a terminal
window around on the desktop. The computer then responds to pings, but
cannot be logged into using ssh. Nothing was left in the
The kernel patch certainly could have an effect. I tested to make sure
that the breakage was not limited to 2.6.32 (pre) kernels. However, I
did not rule out that it was introduced somewhere in the 2.6.31-??
series. I suspect that the altered graphics card timings
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Hi,
Apparently DKMS is failing to build the fglrx module. I manually
instructed DKMS to build the module, and it failed because of a
compilation error. Here is the output from build/make.log:
DKMS make.log for fglrx-8.660 for kernel
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This worked fine up until sometime between Nov 2, 2009 and Nov 7 2009.
By working fine, I mean that nvidia-settings correctly detected the
resolution and the name of an external monitor, using the 185 driver.
Now, all external monitors show up as
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35429058/CurrentDmesg.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35429059/Dependencies.txt
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OK, so I upgraded xserver-xorg-core to the 1.6.5 version in Debian, and this
did not fix the problem. Therefore either
(a) Detecting external monitors only ever worked on Ubuntu, but this support
recently broke, OR...
(b) The problem does not result from ubuntu-specific patches to
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I tried out the new Tracker packages, but it seems they aren't quite
configured right.
1. My startup files run tracker-applet and trackerd.
2. The .xsession-errors file gives the following message:
(trackerd:21511):
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In the last few days, ubuntu intrepid has ceased to boot. After the
kernel finished booting and starts running script, it hangs. It says
running init-local... done. done. running init-bottom done. and then
it hangs.
If I boot with init=/bin/bash, I can manually run init
This was actually caused by filesystem corruption that removed important
files in /etc/ such as /etc/rcS.d, and turned /etc/events.d into a file,
instead of a directory. Fixed by (i) booting with init=/bin/bash (ii)
doing an fsck -y (iii) reinstalling the relevant packages with --force-
confmiss.
Thanks for assembling the bug report, joenix. Yeah, I changed the
timeout from 10 to 40 on my T61 laptop, and now at least GDM works.
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I just checked, and gbib works now.
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To answer the second question,
nvidia-glx-173 (along with version 173 of the kernel module) does NOT have the
problem.
Incidentally, in case it wasn't clear from the above snippet from
strace, the actually call that is hanging is an ioctl call on
/dev/nvidia0. The open call does not hang.
In
To answer the first question,
I have removed those options, and it doesn't make a difference.
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I can report that, unfortunately, this bug still exists on 177.70 and
2.6.27-2 (x86_64).
I also did some more testing, in an attempt to find out where in the
initialization process the hang is occurring. I ran the command
% time X out 2err (sleep 3 ; pkill -9 X)
This sends the kill signal to
I also did an strace -r on X, and determined that it does indeed hang
for 30 seconds in a system call, and dies of a SIGKILL immediately
afterwards. The relevant part of the log (the end) is this:
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0.47 stat(/dev/nvidia0,
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Binary package hint: consolekit
Hi,
Pressing the Shut Down button does not do any thing. If I look in
.xsession-errors, then I see:
** (x-session-manager:6237): DEBUG: GsmManager: Shutdown called
** (x-session-manager:6237): DEBUG: GsmManager: Logout dialog response: 2
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Binary package hint: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.26-5-generic
I am currently using the 177 nvidia drivers with kernel 2.6.26.
I have an IBM thinkpad T61 laptop with an nVidia Quadro NVS 140M (rev a1)
graphics card.
After upgrading to the current driver, what usually
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It seems that what is happening is this:
When X uses the nvidia driver (but not the nv driver) it hangs for about
10 seconds before starting. During this hang, I cannot switch to a VT,
and the backlight is on. Eventually, however, the backlight turns off,
the nVidia logo flashes on the screen,
I found a web page that claims that this drive (MATSHITADVD-RAM UJ-852)
the region must be set first I hope this is not true.
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I have a T61 laptop running latest Intrepid (2.6.24-4) and I have the
same problem. The CD works, and I can mount DVDs, but if I try to copy
a file from the DVD to the HD then I get the end_request and Buffer I/O
errors.
One poster said that other distros were working... could they mention
which
Well, I set the region to 1, and it works now.
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I have a problem with this as well. Thinkpad T61, 2.6.26-4.
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Ooops ALSA works fine, but PulseAudio chooses the PC Speaker as the
output device instead of the real output device. I don't know why this
happens only with 2.6.26 and not 2.6.24. I have turned off the use of
pulseaudio in System Preferences Sound.
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It looks like PulseAudio is choosing the PC Speaker over the ALSA PCM
on front:0 (AD198x Analog) via DMA sink/output. This does not happen
in 2.6.24, but it does happen in 2.6.26-4.
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Vanadium: You misunderstood; The problem wasn't that the document OPENED
slowly. The problem was that it took 90 seconds to GENERATE A PRINT
PREVIEW.
1. This problem of slowness in Print Preview still exists in current
Hardy and current Intrepid.
2. The blurriness of the text is still present,
Edit: Woops. Actually, the blurriness in Print Preview is NOT less
severe. It is just as severe as before.
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danielhollocher wrote:
I get the same bug. I think this is par the course for intrepid. They are
just getting started.
You should expect further crashes and breakage with intrepid.
** Changed in: gcc-4.2 (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
Hmmm But isn't it possible for package
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Binary package hint: gcc-4.2
If I try to install gcc-4.2 version 4.2.3-4ubuntu1, then this breaks
libffi4, which depends on an EXACT gcc-4.2 version.
If I try to remove libffi4, then this breaks twelve other packages,
including rhythmbox, totem-gstreamer, and about 10
Mark: Can you reproduce the problem with the attached PDF?
For me, this 5-page PDF
(i) generates a blurry Print Preview
(ii) takes 90 seconds to do so!
Since the Print Preview does not match the displayed version of the PDF, this
definitely a bug in evince,
not a natural result of using T3
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince
This morning I tried printing to PS and print-preview to see how the libcairo2
upgrade may have affected evince.
For one PDF, evince now printed a few letters one line too high.
But on a scientific article that I had, it printed horizontal
Here are have attached the PostScript file created by evince.
** Attachment added: Results from Print to File - PS
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12503281/imprinting_review.ps
** Also affects: cairo (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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We could recommend acroread instead, since it actually works. Also,
perhaps xpdf works in some cases when evince fails? If so, then we
could recommend that.
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gorgor: I completely agree.
Why is this considered only medium?
Perhaps because evince primarily fails to print SCIENTIFIC pdfs? (I am asking
if this is the case)
For example, I think it has a lot of problems with PDFs created by TeX / LyX.
But perhaps it works tolerably well with PDFs
I get this problem in hardy, not gutsy. Solution is to remove the
assertion that unknown media key events never happen.
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For me g-s-d continues to crash. It crashes every time I close and open
my laptop lid. I have a lenovo T61 running current hardy AMD64.
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If I run gnome-settings-daemon from the terminal with --no-daemon, then
I am able to get the following error message.
**
** ERROR:(gsd-media-keys-manager.c:911):do_action: code should not be reached
[1202571033,000,xklavier.c:xkl_engine_start_listen/]The backend does not
require manual
Sure enough, the following command fixes this problem:
$ sudo rm -rf /usr/lib/gnome-settings-daemon/plugins/media-keys/
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This has continued to get me as well - it is one of the main things
keeping me using Thunderbird.
I admit that the 4-step right-click / choose move to folder / select
folder / press enter process becomes a 3-step process after you first
select a folder. (Next time you can just press enter.) But
Note that this still occurs (with IMAP folders) on version 2.21.5, which
is in latest hardy.
I have an AMD64 laptop running the latest hardy.
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Same problem here, with AMD64 packages on Hardy.
Shouldn't this be important?
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This problem still occurs on Hardy (latest).
The program crashes with these messages:
System warning: No such file or directory, call to alloc function returned
NULL pointer
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Using strace shows that it is trying to access
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Binary package hint: oprofile
The opreport tool in oprofile does not run, because it dynamically links
to libbdf-2.18.so although binutils only provides
libbfd-2.18.20071027.so
This can be fixed by creating a symlink:
# ln -s libbfd-2.18.20071027.so libbfd-2.18.so
However,
I was hoping that this issue would be fixed now that libcairo2 version
1.5.4 has been uploaded. This is a development version that has two
major features:
- when printing an image, don't change the WHOLE PAGE to an image surface!
- handle more PS/PDF vector constructions without resorting to
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Binary package hint: gnucash
Typing the following command:
$ sudo apt-get -f install gnucash
results in...
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
gnucash: Depends: libgoffice-0-4 (= 0.4.2) but it is not installable or
libgoffice-gtk-0-4 (=
I am running current hardy.
$ apt-cache policy gnucash
gnucash:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 2.2.1-1ubuntu5
Version table:
2.2.1-1ubuntu5 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com hardy/universe Packages
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Saïvann Carignan wrote:
Thanks for this information. Can you also tells what processor
architecture you are using? i386? x64? PPC? I do know that libgoffice
dependencies are still not ready in ubuntu repositories for PPC so that
could explain this problem.
Sorry!
% uname -a
Linux mutant
Note that this bug does NOT occur on Debian. Debian now has the same
verions as ubuntu:
Ubuntu: evince=2.20.1-0ubuntu1 / libpoppler2=0.6.2-1
Debian: evince=2.20.1-2 / libpoppler2=0.6.2-1
So, either Ubuntu's evince patches have made it impossible to print many
PDFs from evince, or it is a
This bug is still here. I have an AMD64 system running current hardy,
and I have been observing this bug intermittently for a while. Like the
other posters, I see a hang on /tmp/.ICE-unix/* when this happens. So,
the IPV6 changes to glibc did not fix it. (2.6.1--6ubuntu2)
This bug tends to
I just tested this bug again with current gutsy on AMD64, and the
problem has gone away for me at least. I was able to switch to the
human theme, and experienced no issues starting firefox (2.0.0.6).
Why might this be?
* My xorg.conf was regenerated, but the only significant change that I
saw
This happens for me too: current gutsy 64-bit.
In fact, if I choose print to file and make a postscript file, then
the postscript file views blurry in evince.
Could this be a result of cairo falling back to bitmap images when it
can't figure out how to do certain things in postscript directly?
I am using (very) current gutsy, with treetool 2.0.2a-4.
I am running Ubuntu on an AMD64 machine, which might be the problem.
It is a Lenovo Thinkpad T61.
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I am using current gutsy, with treetool 2.0.2a-4.
I am running Ubuntu on an AMD64 machine, which might be the problem.
It is a Lenovo Thinkpad T61
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I have a T61, and I also experienced this problem, and solving it
required multiple steps. This problem is really hard to debug because
it is almost impossible to even FIND the incorrect module that is being
loaded, since it seems to exist only in the initramfs! It ends up being
mounted on
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Binary package hint: gbib
When I start gbib, I get:
% gbib
GdkERROR **: BadDrawable (invalid Pixmap or Window parameter)
serial 60 error_code 9 request_code 147 minor_code 5
GdkERROR **: BadDrawable (invalid Pixmap or Window parameter)
serial 61 error_code 9
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Binary package hint: treetool
When I run treetool, it immediately crashes with a segfault before doing
anything.
GDB shows that it is crashing inside libxview, its graphics toolkit.
** Affects: treetool (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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Sebastien Bacher wrote:
Thank you for your bug. Do you still have the issue? Could you attach an
example and a screenshot to the bug?
** Changed in: evince (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
Assignee: (unassigned) = Ubuntu Desktop Bugs
Status: New = Incomplete
Hi Sebastien,
What do you mean by a clear test case? On my laptop firefox crashes
100% of the time on startup. All you have to do is start it. It also
seems like this bug might affect x86_64 only.
I guess if I can find a condition under which firefox does NOT always
crash immediately, then that would be a
It looks like the upstream ghostscript people have given this a WORKS-
FOR-ME status. However, this status is based on imagemagick 6.3, where
as debian/ubuntu have only version 6.2 (which seems to be rather
ancient.)
Therefore this may be another duplicate of
Bug #110178 in imagemagick (Ubuntu)
I reinstalled the ubuntu-desktop and the stuff that it depends on.
Now, if I use the 'human' theme, then I have the same problems as
before. That is, firefox always crashes on startup.
However, if I use the clearlooks theme, then firefox starts fine.
Interestingly, if firefox is already
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Hello,
system: gutsy/AMD64
affects: LyX
Starting around June 26, the convert program starting failing to convert
PDF images to raster images. I noticed this because this prevents LyX
from displaying preview images of PDFs. Several other
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Binary package hint: evince
Hi,
I updated my gutsy/AMD64 install around the end of June, and suddenly
incurred a lot of PDF problems. One problem that remains is that evince
can no longer view PDF files created by latex. What happens is that the
entire page of document
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