I have been experiencing this kind of problem (with
intel_cpu_fifo_underrun_irq_handler in syslog) for a couple of weeks now
on Ubuntu 17.10 (4.13.0-39-generic). Here's the syslog extract:
May 9 13:18:57 xx zeitgeist-datah[2322]: recent-manager-provider.vala:106:
(null) was not registered in
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1674838 ***
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Since upgrading to Ubuntu 17-04, I have been experiencing the same
problem with Firefox (and other network applications, even ping). No
reaction to kill, so probably hanging in a syscall. I also have these
"
In the meantime I upgraded to Ubuntu 17.04. Fusion-icon seems to be the
same version and still exhibits the same problem.
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fusion-icon: Un
I have the same behaviour except that I usually can move the mouse
within one screen (dual-screen system). No reactions on mouse clicks or
keyboard input. Ctrl-Alt-F1 does not work. REISUB works and can power
down the system! So the keyboard is not really dead.
Suspicious lines from syslog:
* NMI
restored)
- PRIVATE (Panasonic proprietary data)
I suppose that the deleted 124_PANA also had contained almost 1000
pictures but that many could not be restored because their space had
been used to store new pictures.
Anything else I can do?
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I had overlooked one thing: The root directory contained not only the
four directories mentioned but also a small text file called nomo.txt.
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As far as I understand the fix is no longer "proposed" but released; but
I still experience this phenomenon (bubble with “software updates
available” but no reaction on clicks). On my system (Ubuntu 16.04, daily
updates) it happened an hour ago. gnome-software/about says 3.20.1.
Looking through o
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As my *compiz* installation seems very unstable (freezes) I installed
*fusion-icon* to be able to restart *compiz* easily (and frequently).
However when I start fusion-icon (in a terminal) it crashes with the
following message:
* Detected Session: gnome
* Searching
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For my digital camera I use a micro SD flash card that came formatted
with exfat. Reading this card with a card reader under Ubuntu 17.10 used
to work fine, and I could also write GPS assist data onto the card.
Now pictures have accumulated on the card, and for the first time
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A few days ago I upgraded my Ubuntu 17.04 to 17.10. Afterwards I found
that my Oracle XE would no longer start. alert_XE.log said things like
ORA-27300: OS system dependent operation:semctl failed with status: 22
ORA-27301: OS failure message: Invalid argument
ORA
I can confirm that this bug affects Ubuntu 17.10 (which uses Xwayland).
Moreover, replacing the x_get_default(key) function by a “return NULL”
(from the “#ifndef NOT_X_WINDOWS” branch) allows putty to bring up its
setup dialogue. But clicking on open produces another SEGV, with the
following stack
On my computer the bug manifested itself when I merely connected a USB
flash card, without displaying images. I never use Shotwell but Ubuntu
17.10 insists on opening it when I connect a flash card with photos,
although my settings for photos are on “open directory” as they always
were – but that i
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pterm crashed with SIGSEGV in XGetDefault()
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Thanks, Dimitri John Ledkov, for your kind interest in my report and for
your remarks. It's not so easy to experiment with my system during
(European) daytime, I need it to make a living.
I had not seen bug 1671760 before (the number is somehow reminiscent of
the Beagle Boys, isn't it?); I now loo
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I USB-connected my Android phone to my notebook computer just to
recharge it, then I received a bug report message from gvfsd. I have no
idea what happened.
I upgraded from Ubuntu 17.04 to 17.10 a week ago. My Android version is
not exactly recent.
ProblemType: Crash
DistroR
:I just wrote “Oracle-ignorant” but I think the correct expression is
“Oracle-agnostic”. Sorry. Foreign languages have always been my problem.
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Tit
The issue seems to have been fixed by a try-catch; I now just get a
warning "Failed to get locale: 'list index out of range'". If this was
an official patch I confirm that my test was positive.
Moreover, since Ubuntu 16.04 software-center has been replaced by gnome-
software, so I guess this bug m
On my notebook (16.04, daily updates) the problem appeared with an
update on 2016-05-06. Now it happens regularly. A single call of
"restart unity-panel-service" so far always fixed it. Yes, it looks like
some race condition.
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I tried to use ClamTk 5.20-1 under Ubuntu 16.04.1 and noticed that when
I perform a “scan a directory” the program just tells my how many
threats it found but does not show me a list of affected files.
I made several experiments starting clamtk in a shell, and found the follo
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I tried to use ClamTk 5.20-1 under Ubuntu 16.04.1 and noticed that when
I perform a “scan a directory” the program just tells my how many
threats it found but does not show me a list of affected files.
I made several experiments starting clamtk in a shell, and fo
I am experiencing this problem with both Firefox and Thunderbird (and
have lost many e-mail messages because my typing suddenly went to the
index window and was interpreted there as a "delete").
Contrary to the original poster, I have the problem only with keyboard
events, never with mouse events.
Thanks for explaining but I am not familiar enough with these processes
to understand your explanation.
I have no Debian installation available for verifying (or do you mean
veriifying the bug is new?). And how do I file a bug with Debian? Is
there an FAQ or a tutorial?
I have read http://packagi
Many thanks, Joshua – that sure did help. I had never had to do with
this Debian bug reporting system, and now I'm glad I hadn't. Even in
comparison to Launchpad's search mechanism – I never now how to search
in my own bugs, bugs for a package, all bugs etc. – this Debian bug
reporting system is a
Recently there was an update to thermald, and I did a new test but the
problem persists.
Again, what can I do about the "imcomplete status" of this bug?
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I tried several things to get the system up under the rc4 kernel. I now
can boot to a console screen but as soon as I try to start graphics
mode I get the problem that the login screen remains only for a fraction
of a second. So my questions are:
(1) Can I try anything else to start the system in
Thanks for the hint. I did that today and after a few minutes of video
streaming (www.tagesschau.de) "top" showed me the now well-known
"kidle_inject" processes but the box held out for a bit over ten
minutes, which is more but not significantly more than before. Then it
switched off. I booted the
I notice that this bug is still in "Incomplete" state. What else can I
provide?
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ubuntu 15.04 overheats
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Today my Ubuntu kernel updated to 3.19.8-031908. I tried my usual
www.tagesschau.de video, and it held out the full fifteen minutes. "top"
showed me the usual eight kidle-inject processes, and responsiveness was
slow but the system did not power off. It looks like progress… but it
could be due to
If I get it right then the kernel versions proposed by Brad and Joseph
are different. I first thried Brad's proposal, doing "apt-get update"
and "apt-get dist-upgrade". This left me with the 3.19.0-16 kernel I
already had. As I mentioned it does not fix the problem.
Then I tried to download the ma
I have found how to add tags ("edit description" opens a text line with
tags).
I have installed the 4.1 rc2 kernel, and find it in my grub menu.
Unfortunately I cannot test with it; when I try to boot it I get a
message box saying "the system is running in low graphics mode", and
when I confirm it
Thanks. I found and downloaded the rc4 kernel but have the same problem
as with the rc2 kernel: The login screen remains visible only for a
fraction of a second, then a console screen appears (displaying messages
from system startup) and then a new login screen appears. I think it is
a new one as i
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On 2015-04-26 I upgraded to Ubuntu 15.04 (from 14.10). Since then, my
notebook (HP envy dv6) fan is nearly always on, and the notebook
switched off several times, probably due to overheating. Each time I was
working with Firefox; watching the "livestream" of www.tagesschau.de
As the problem seemed to be related to the kernel -- booting a 3.16
kernel made it disappear -- I tested every new kernel that was installed
since then, and the problem was always there, even after upgrading to
Ubuntu 15.10 (Wily or so). A couple of days ago I received the 4.2.0-18
kernel, and the
Sorry, I stand corrected… must have booted 3.16 yesterday. Today with the 4.2.0
kernel the core temperatures rose again, only not so much as half a year ago.
Outside -- and consequently room -- temperatures here in the Northern
Hemisphere have dropped somewhat, that might account for it. So my n
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On 2015-04-26 I upgraded to Ubuntu 15.04 (from 14.10). Since then, my
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switched off several times, probably due to overheating. Each time I was
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- I am running Ubuntu 5.10. Some time ago software-center
+ I am running Ubuntu 15.10. Some time ago software-center
(13.10-0ubuntu12) started to crash on the first launch during a session.
It turned out that software-center tries to determine a country code
from the
I just corrected Ubuntu 5.10 to 15.10 in my description. Sorry.
I could not find where the LOGging of software-center goes so I put in a
couple of print statements and found the following:
* On the first call of software-center after system boot I get an
"org.freedesktop.Geoclue.Error.notAvailab
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I am running Ubuntu 5.10. Some time ago software-center
(13.10-0ubuntu12) started to crash on the first launch during a session.
It turned out that software-center tries to determine a country code
from the locale data (region.py, line 114, in _get_region_dumb) by
splitting th
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I am running Ubuntu 15.10. Some time ago software-center
(13.10-0ubuntu12) started to crash on the first launch during a session.
It turned out that software-center tries to determine a country code
from the locale data (region.py, line 114, in _get_region_dumb) by
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I asked support question 287448 about this issue and Actionparsnip
suggested I file a bug about it.
I am running Ubuntu 15.10 with daily updates. When the title of a window
contains non-ASCII characters they often (not always) are displayed as
"replacement characters" (questi
As m-hampl (in question 281095) pointed out the problem affects the "C"
locale, too, as it does not contain an underscore either.
It might be useful to describe why software-center needs the country, so
as to decide whether it is legal to provide a dummy country (to
circumvent the problem).
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