This is not a software bug. One should not be running "grep" in /dev
and /sys -- there can be multiple side-effects from attempting to read
certain kernel files.
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Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bugs => Kees Cook
Status: Incomple
It this still an issue? i don't get it in my desktop and as Sebastien
said this is probably not a gnome bug.
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Status: New => Incomplete
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Gerald, note that X-ing out of a terminal because of some program may
not be the best way to deal with that: if the program is ignoring SIGINT
(the ^C signal), it could be ignoring SIGHUP (the "lost terminal"
signal) as well; better to open another terminal, find the offending
process's pid, and us
doesn't really look like a gnome bug
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Did some more digging..
the last entry in kern.log when the above command is excuted looks like
this
Jun 3 01:18:21 gerry-desktop kernel: [ 362.399025] PPP generic driver version
2.4.2
Jun 3 01:18:21 gerry-desktop kernel: [ 362.445381] tun: Universal TUN/TAP
device driver, 1.6
Jun 3 01:18:
Try using grep --devices=skip, so that grep doesn’t try to read from
special devices (which can cause unpredictable results). See the grep
manpage for more information.
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I will investigate further on my end. The only thing that comes to mind
is that i'm using an nvidia restricted driver. Also the line "grep:
/lib/udev/devices/net/tun: File descriptor in bad state" has popped up
before when doing grep searches and forced me to X out of the terminal
window because
Doesn't happen on my desktop
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I can't reproduce this, the first time, as well as the second, I get :
grep: /dev/.tmp-22-0: Aucun medium trouvé(no media found)
grep: /dev/vboxdrv: Argument invalide(invalid argument)
grep: /dev/parport0: Argument invalide
grep: /dev/nvidia0: Argument invalide
grep: /dev/n
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** Description changed:
- Ubuntu 7.10 using gnome
+ Ubuntu 7.04 using gnome
grep (GNU grep) 2.5.1
Note: I did not test with any other variation of the command, I simply
stuck to the command that caused the problem (even if the command is not
proper). Following the steps below I can re
** Description changed:
Ubuntu 7.10 using gnome
grep (GNU grep) 2.5.1
Note: I did not test with any other variation of the command, I simply
stuck to the command that caused the problem (even if the command is not
proper). Following the steps below I can replicate the problem every
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