Oh well, spoke a little too soon - http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=522859 seems to indicate *some* scsi commands do
indeed, or have at some point required read-write. In any case that does
not seem to be the case for sdparm -C stop.
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I am pretty sure this bug is the same as
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sdparm/+bug/444818 although
the success reports with the posted scripts in earlier comments are
confusing as they should not be working if that is the case. In any case
that one should prevent all USB disks from spin
I did some further investigation. This is *exactly* the same issue as
with hdparm. sg_start and sdparm both open the device file in read-write
(O_RDWR) mode even though they only need to do it on read-only in order
to do ioctls. Ubuntu's udev configuration watches the device files for
being closed
This doesn't occur only with sdparm but also sg_start from sg3-utils. My
LaCie external HD has the same issue both on a Karmic desktop and a
Jaunty server.
Problem seems to be related to udev as the copying of a modified udev
rules file to /etc/udev/rules.d temporarily while running the commands
a
I had this exact problem, on amd64 and right after doing an upgrade to
Hardy from the previous release. Removing .gtk-bookmarks fixed it, I'll
attach my .gtk-bookmarks here as well. It looks quite different from the
one already here...
** Attachment added: "gtkbookmarks"
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Reopening, hopefully my additions will complete the report...
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Status: Invalid => Incomplete
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GTK2 Open File Dialog causes crash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/207598
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I've got the same issue after a fresh upgrade to Hardy. I've tried to
produce a valgrind log with the symbols you need, please let me know if
it helps. It's from Rhythmbox, trying to do "Add folder" triggers the
crash.
** Attachment added: "Valgrind log from Rhythmbox"
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