The bug showed up again today. The whole system has started to crash
consistently whenever I try to start up Firefox or Thunderbird. Yet it
worked well all day, for about eight hours steady. And I was using
Firefox frequently during the day. I also used Thunderbird this morning.
It is difficult to
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Status: Invalid => Confirmed
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Title:
System usually crashes when starting Firefox and/or Thunde
Hi. Yesterday, I completely erased the entire system and reinstalled
13.04 from scratch, since the other reinstalation did not work well. Now
the system configuration is:
Gnome 3.6.3
Kernel 3.8.0-29-generic (#42-Ubuntu SMP Tue Aug 13 19:40:39 UTC 2013)
GCC Version 4.7 (x86_64-linux-
Sorry, I can't do anything right now.
My mouse does not work and my monitor refuses to run in its normal
resolution. I have been working since this morning, trying to get this
system to run. Now I'm trying to backup data and install 13.04 yet
again.
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I don't think I can get you the information you want, because I had to
change the system. So that information likely would no longer exist.
It all started when I tried the nvidia-173 driver. After rebooting, it
just came up with a blank, black screen. So, to get the system running
at all, I had to
I changed from the nouveau to the nvidia drivers and, so far, it seems
more stable. I have not been able to cause my system to crash yet. After
more testing I will get back to you.
The drivers I am using are called "nvidia-304, tested" and
"nvidia-304-upgrades." I have not tried the other availabl
Hi. I tried to make sense of the documentation about doing a "bisect,"
but I simply cannot understand it. So I think I will just avoid doing a
"bisect between Quantal and Raring, in order to identify the commit that
caused this regression." Still, the system works well enough for now.
And I have an
Hi. Sorry for the delay. Forgot about testing the 3.11 kernel. But I
tested it today.
Still crashing and requiring a cold boot. Tried loading Firefox from a
link in Thunderbird, for example, and system crashed.
Sysinfo says the kernel is now:
3.11.0-031100rc2-generic (#201307211535 SMP Sun Jul
Hi. The output from the terminal command you gave me is:
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06/08/2010
The old BIOS version was 0704 and its build date was 05/19/09.
After updating the BIOS, I shut down the system and rebooted. Then I
tried to run Thunderbird and the system crashed. After a cold boot, I
tried to run Thu
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