I think the original poster's problem should have been solved with the
socket-handoff rework in newer libX11/libxcb, such as the versions
Norbert most recently reported success with from Jaunty. It isn't
obvious to me that Karol's bug or Norbert's locking assertion failure
were the same bug as the
Thanks for testing! The handoff patches are based on libxcb git commit
7a74ba3d0212f9bfe021d6da9070f71cbc53f85b and libX11 git commit
64325f38bab082a8e0e9ce779a8e582de5c8588e. It'll probably apply against
newer versions of libX11, but there's been a lot of work in libxcb since
we started trying to
Josh and I just proposed a set of changes to XCB and Xlib/XCB which,
among other things, should address all the outstanding assertion
failures and synchronization problems that we know of. Could anyone
experiencing this bug please build XCB and Xlib with the patches found
at http://lists.freedeskt
Josh and I just proposed a set of changes to XCB and Xlib/XCB which,
among other things, should address all the outstanding assertion
failures and synchronization problems that we know of. Could anyone
experiencing this bug please build XCB and Xlib with the patches found
at http://lists.freedeskt
Josh and I just announced a set of changes to XCB and Xlib/XCB which,
among other things, should address all the outstanding assertion
failures that we know of. Could anyone experiencing this bug please
build XCB and Xlib with the patches found at
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xcb/2008-Mar
On 12/18/07, Che Guevara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Setting back to confirmed as this bug is back for hardy
If you can confirm this bug, then you have an obligation to provide a
lot more information. Many quite different problems were reported in
this Launchpad bug, and many things have changed
On 11/12/07, Kow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I reapply the "allow sloppy locks" workaround patch to libxcb the
> problem is gone.
By "the problem", you mean the stack trace you just reported? That's
very strange. I can't find anything related to Xlib or XCB near the top
of the stack traces you
On 10/27/07, James Stansell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ubuntu Gutsy repositories have the icedtea packages based on JDK7 beta 21.
> The Hardy archives have the beta 22 packages.
Fascinating, and good for them! I didn't know Ubuntu had icedtea
integrated in any sense yet. For the record, though,
On 10/27/07, Luke Hoersten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't think it's just the JDK. Many people trying to use the JRE are
> having the same problem ...
Yes, this is a generic Java issue. The JRE is a subset of the JDK that
contains almost all the same code. The distinction is too troublesome
On 10/23/07, Luke Hoersten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Googling the error shows that this is a widespread problem. Sun claims it's
> already fixed:
> http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6532373
> Perhaps the package just needs to be updated or patched?
Sun reports the Java bug is
On 10/16/07, Dirk R. Gently <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A library is the issue? NWN worked fine for me until I added the
> "Undrentide" expansion pack. Seems related to the
> /nwn/en/miles/libmss.so.6.5.2 file.
I don't have NWN so I can't reproduce your issue. It's unrelated to
the Java bug (wh
I believe this bug is now fixed in upstream libX11 git.
http://gitweb.freedesktop.org/?p=xorg/lib/libX11.git;a=commitdiff;h=c2f88cdf5cd9c94b77e5bfdac572b5ac06ab4aa8
** Changed in: libx11 (Debian)
Sourcepackagename: libxcb => libx11
Bugwatch: Debian Bug tracker #401571 => Debian Bug tracker #4
This doesn't sound like an XCB-related bug, especially since Ubuntu
currently isn't using XCB, so I've marked it no longer a duplicate of
#88815.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 88815
Sluggish rendering since xorg 7.2 update
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/87
Josh Triplett and I are doing the upstream release wrangling right now.
I expect we'll release libX11 1.1.2 tomorrow.
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Given that the crash occurred in malloc, this sounds like arena
corruption rather than an XCB bug.
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The mention of _xcb_unlock_io looks very much like stack corruption. I
doubt that the segfault actually occurred in XCB.
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On further thought, it sounds like Ubuntu needs to supply a 32-bit
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Since the libraries exist and yet aren't being found by the dynamic
linker, it seems pretty clear that this is not an XCB bug. Sounds like
an Ubuntu packaging bug, perhaps.
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The stack trace looks completely corrupt. I find it very unlikely that
the crash actually occurred in xcb_poll_for_event.
** Summary changed:
- [apport] beryl crashed with SIGSEGV in xcb_poll_for_event()
+ [apport] beryl crashed with SIGSEGV
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We believe that current libX11 from upstream git fixes the problems when
GL-using apps exit on systems with the proprietary nVidia driver.
To the people who reported other bugs here: please ensure your X
libraries are up-to-date, and if you can still reproduce the problem
please supply a backtrace
We believe this bug is fixed in current upstream libX11 git.
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Updated libxcb1 crashes the system.
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We believe this bug is fixed in current upstream libX11 git.
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Monitor & Display (in System Settings) is always crashing
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The Neverwinter Nights issue is unrelated to the bug originally reported
here. The bug likely lies in a library that NWN is using, rather than in
the game itself, and so is likely fixable. A backtrace would help in
tracking down the cause of that failure.
Regarding the Sun Java bug, according to J
The Neverwinter Nights issue is unrelated to the bug originally reported
here. The bug likely lies in a library that NWN is using, rather than in
the game itself, and so is likely fixable. A backtrace would help in
tracking down the cause of that failure.
Regarding the Sun Java bug, according to J
The x11perf results are a known issue, but not obviously significant.
(How many apps do you have that use the X NoOperation request?) Despite
our belief that the "slow" requests have almost no impact on real
applications, we are working on improvements in this area.
However, I believe the bug you
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