there's no way libxatracker2 caused any issues, it's only used by the
vmware X driver
** Changed in: mesa (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1723239
Title:
libxatracker2 update causes problems with Lenovo notebooks
Status in pkg-website:
Invalid
Status in mesa package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
Lenovo IdeaPad 510-15IKB, Mint 18.2, installed 3 days ago. Apt-get
update && apt-get upgrade.... clean was being applied after every
istallation. Everything worked fine. One moment, I decided to apply
available system updates via system security center (shield sign in
tray). After that WiFi started to disconnect in about 7-10 minutes
after system restart. Reproduced in 100% cases.
I tried to update Linux core. Initially it was 4.10.037, I tried
4.11.0-13, then 4.11.0-14 - no effect, 100% as it was.
Then I decided to rollback packages. There were 6 ones updated during
system update. I was removing them one by one (via apt-get remove),
removed 2 of them (every time reloaded laptop, and applied update-
upgrade), there was no effect till I removed libxatracker2, WiFi
returned to stable working. Update center reported that the package
was updated from 12.0.6 (Ubuntu 16.04.1) (stable behavior) to 17.0.7
(Ubuntu 16.04.2) - problems started just after this. Hopeful, this
helps. Being clear, it is still not perfect so far but better than 2
hours ago... may be I need laptop with non-realtek WiFi.
Regards, Serge.
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