I upgraded to virtualbox 4.x, and am using 10.10 by now.
The bug doesn't occur any more. Can someone confirm this, please?
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Shotwell makes
** Changed in: shotwell (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Invalid
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** Changed in: virtualbox
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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** Changed in: virtualbox
Status: New => Confirmed
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> It seems to affect users who are running a version of VirtualBox
> that can proxy USB events on the host to a virtual machine
> (the open source version of VirtualBox does not do this).
I'm marking the virtualbox-ose task as Invalid. The bug only affects the
proprietary version of VirtualBox.
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thanks for sending this bug to virtualbox developers.
** Also affects: virtualbox-ose (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: virtualbox-ose (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
** Changed in: virtualbox-ose (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
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** Changed in: virtualbox
Status: Unknown => New
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Created and added upstream bug.
** Bug watch added: Virtualbox Trac #7742
http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/7742
** Changed in: virtualbox
Importance: Undecided => Unknown
** Changed in: virtualbox
Status: New => Unknown
** Changed in: virtualbox
Remote watch: None => Virtualbox Tr
** Also affects: virtualbox
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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** Changed in: shotwell
Status: New => Won't Fix
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I've just closed the upstream ticket with these comments:
It's become clear that this problem is related to VirtualBox. It seems
to affect users who are running a version of VirtualBox that can proxy
USB events on the host to a virtual machine (the open source version of
VirtualBox does not do th
My mouse (apple magic mouse) was also jerky while running shotwell. I have
replaced VirtualBox which was installed from deb package downloaded from
VirtualBox site, to VirtualBox OSE from ubuntu software repository.
It solved mouse problems.
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Perhaps it only occures on specific mice? So both the vboxusers-group
and a Logitech/Kensington mouse are required for this bug to occure?
I'll try anoter mouse model (Logitech, too, sadly) later.
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That's what I suspected, but wanted to be clear. I did try today
downloading VirtualBox, adding myself to the vboxusers group, reboot,
and run Shotwell (outside and inside the virtual machine) with the
Kensington wireless mouse and trackball, with and without a USB hub, and
failed to reproduce thi
Jim, we're not running Shotwell inside a vbox. We got Shotwell on our
"real" system, and virtualbox installed next to it. Virtualbox creates a
user group, which your user has to be part of in order to use virtualbox
correctly. This group "vboxuser" grants raw access to USB devices - so
it seems.
-
I'm not sure I understand what's being said here -- is it that (a) this
happens when VirtualBox is installed, or (b) when Shotwell is run inside
a VirtualBox session?
I'd be curious if anyone still having this problem could write here if
they're using VirtualBox or have it installed.
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probably the vboxuser group membership allows accessing all USB devices
by the respective user.
only this way libgphoto2 could actually open your mouse usb device and
cause this usb reset behaviour.
Having users able to access all USB devices is a security risk btw. ;)
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I have a Kensington Expert Mouse (USB trackball) and have the same
issue. I also have Virtual Box installed and am a member of the
vboxusers group. The issue does not exist in the guest session either.
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What I do is not to be part of vboxusers for "normal host use" and when
I need to use a VM whit USB I add my user to the group but I hope this
will be fixed on next vbox releases.
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Now this is where it gets odd. Yes, my user is in the virtualbox group,
as I am a vbox user. But I don't have this issue with Rhythmbox.
Starting a guest session and then starting shotwell confirms your
assumption. Mouse works flawlessly as a guest user. On the other hand,
just unloading the v
I've noticed this Kensington USB mouse issue due to the fact of being
part of "vboxusers" group. So, anyone could confirm that they are using
VirtualBox software and have included their users to vboxusers group to
enable USB on guests?.
In addition to Shotwell, this problem appears on Rhythmbox so
Subscribing Martin to this bug since he's the one who does know better
about that part of the stack, Martin do you think you could do the
described gphoto hack for Ubuntu?
** Changed in: libgphoto
Importance: Undecided => Unknown
** Changed in: libgphoto
Status: New => Unknown
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I've filed a bug on gphoto2's ticketing system:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3101045&group_id=8874&atid=108874
** Bug watch added: SourceForge.net Tracker #3101045
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I do think this is a libgphoto2 bug and I can see why talking to udev is
the way to go. The real fix is very likely akin to the MTP patch that
was linked to earlier.
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Hello again,
in #ubuntu-devel, they suggested this bug might in fact be related to
gphoto2 and/or libgphoto2. It should use udev instead of libusb for
monitoring cameras.
Please also don't forget Sebastians link to libmtp's source code
tracker. Both mice (Ruperts and mine) have "HID" as interface
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Hello everyone.
Thank you for your patience. I was not able to answer earlier, sorry for
that.
Jim, yes - I still see this behaviour, if my camera is not connected.
Sadly. On the other hand this allowed me to run lsusb -v (as root), so
you can see the differences between shotwell running (scannin
I have yet another simple test for anyone out there still experiencing
this problem. Could you please do the following:
$ sudo lsusb -v
and report back if your mouse freezes up? You might need to run the
command a few times.)
Thanks!
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Marking as New as we believe this to be a fully valid and reproducible
bug (just not reproducible for the developers).
** Changed in: shotwell (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
** Changed in: shotwell (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => New
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Hi Jim
I'm saying that I installed a beta copy of 64-bit 10.10 and applied the
upgrades as they became available over the next few weeks (using update
manager). The system was stable and I was not aware of any problems
apart from the Shotwell gphoto2 problem. Using synaptic to reinstall
Shotwell d
All this makes for more interesting data points. gypsy_roadhog, if I
understand your message correctly, you're saying you performed all the
upgrades to the 10.10 release with no success. But, when you did a full
install of 10.10 AMD-64, the problem went away. Were you running a
64-bit version of
I just found a workaround:
Plugging in my camera stops gphoto2 as well as shotwell from triggering
this behaviour. Well, this is where it gets odd for me. Anyway, this is
not a practicable workaround, since battery life is limited.
By the way, I just updated libusb and gphoto just before trying t
Hi Jim
I've read and understood your message - I understand the problems of debugging
a fault you can't reproduce. However, giving us a clear statement of where we
are - without making it sound as though we were simple - was really helpful and
much appreciated.
Having said all of that I have ma
Unsubscribing ubuntu-sru. As long as we don't have a fix/workaround,
there's nothing to SRU.
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gypsy_roadhog (and everyone else)
Just to be clear, I don't control the Importance for the Ubuntu side of
things. This bug on our Trac system is marked High and we're taking it
very seriously. What's impacting us the most right now is that we can't
reproduce this in-house, making it difficult to
** Summary changed:
- Shotwell makes USB mouse flaky
+ Shotwell makes USB mouse jumpy/jerky
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: shotwell
Shotwell makes USB mouse flaky. Apparently it does some form of USB
polling.
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+ Sympton: After starting shotwell, the mouse cursor stops mo
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