Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
When I'm using various windows and some event occurs that requests
raise, it will suddenly seem to disappear completely.
Steps to reproduce:
-Disable 'constrain Y' feature.
-have a single firefox window open
-Alt-click and drag the firefox window
Public bug reported:
Every so often (particularly when dealing with roaming between access
points it seems) NetworkManager activity seems to induce a fairly
regular general protection fault in the current (as of 10/23) set of
packages in Intrepid.
$ uname -r
2.6.27-7-generic
Excerpt from dmesg
It is occuring for me with any Totem video or visualization. Using the default
R500 drivers for:
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc M56GL [Mobility FireGL
V5200]
System installed/up to date as of this afternoon. Several open windows, has
gone through a suspend/resume cyc
As of today I've apt-get updated and upgraded, rebooted (though there was no
linux-image-generic update from last time I did), and rmmod e1000 causes the
panic. Note my wireless (ipw2100) can be unloaded without worries. Note I
never actually use my ethernet, and also I'm not running networkma
As promised, the patch from upstream
** Attachment added: "Danny Kukawka's patch"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4684726/hal-fix-stale_nfs_handle_block_hald.bin
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: hal
I have been bitten a few times by the laptop not trying to sleep because
hal is unresponsive because I neglected to unmount nfs. I see that hald
0.5.8 has incorporated a patch. I'll attach a copy of the patch from
Danny Kukawka that hal 0.5.8 includ
I have the radeon graphics, but as noted earlier the explicit part that
is hanging it up is rmmod of e1000. The NIC on mine does share the same
interrupt assignment as the graphics. I believe I had it hang up with
both the DRI drivers and ATI drivers loaded. Dapper had no such
problems.
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Exactly, well, not exactly, but I'd give it a >95% correlation that X on
fgconsole when rmmod e1000 is typed will cause a panic shortly
thereafter, noting that the rmmod itself does complete successfully and
exits, it's a short time afterwards (long enough for the suspend scripts
to chvt typically)
This could be a duplicate of 62196, examine the discussion there and see
of the workaround steps regarding e1000 work for you.
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See bug 62196, has the same panic, got an e1000 chip ethernet in there?
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Dupe of bug 62196
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Kernel panic during second suspend to RAM or disk
https://launchpad.net/bugs/62238
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Any word on if this patch will make it back into edgy's kernel?
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I can also paste into web forms in firefox and paste into gedit. If I
go to compose a note in evolution, and paste text from writer into the
new message, I get the same segfault with the same stack trace.
** Summary changed:
- Paste from oo2 to gaim in edgy segfaults oo2
+ Paste from writer to g
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
If I try to copy and paste content from an oo2 writer window into a gaim
session, oowriter2 will segfault (and the paste will not occur). I can
paste into, for example, a terminal, but gaim is at least one example of
segfaulting oo2.
This
Valgrind log as requested
** Attachment added: "Valgrind log from crash"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4772535/valgrind.log.7759
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I've got an R50 with mobility radeon 9000. I can suspend without panic
and resume fine.
Try editing /etc/default/acpi-support
And add to MODULES_WHITELIST e1000
and see if it works. That's all mine ultimately needed to workaround the panic
I was getting, and I sleep and resume without problems
FYI, two systems I installed (my laptop, installed from scratch, and my
desktop, dist-upgraded from dapper show the problem).
AFACT, the valgrind log does match up with the stack trace from gdb,
this excerpt from the log appears to match based on what function names
I can see and the libraries cal
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager
Every time NetworkManager (as of 9/13 code all up to date), it crashes after
association timeout:
Sep 13 10:00:24 vorfeed NetworkManager: Activation (ath0) started...
Sep 13 10:00:24 vorfeed NetworkManager: Activation (ath0) Stage 1
Public bug reported:
I have a Thinkpad T60p with AR5212 atheros chip, and it works somewhat with
11b, however a LEAP access point with hidden ESSID it fails to work with
consistantly:
/home/jbj/Dwpa_supplicant -Dwext -c wpa_supplicant.conf -i ath0
Trying to associate with SSID
To follow up, on the dhclient failure, I do see this if I enablesufficient
debug:
Sep 14 09:33:47 vorfeed kernel: [ 2777.084000] [ath0:00:05:4e:45:d8:42] discard
data frame, unauthorized port: ether type 0x800 len 92
Sep 14 09:33:48 vorfeed kernel: [ 2777.704000] [ath0:00:d0:05:9d:64:0a] discard
I did digging in the driver, and found that line 868 of
ieee80211_input.c was the part giving the message, traced the
node_is_authorized and found that exceptions are made for 8021X (LEAP
notably). I didn't dig deep as to how a node was to be authorized in
8021X as opposed to WPA2, so I just noted
I too suffer from this problem, and for now have chosen to run fglrx
driver without the kernel driver (kinda defeats the point, but it plays
better with the console fonts than the vesa driver).
>From Ubuntu's side, is it reasonable to revert to SLAB? Is anyone in
ati saying that 8.42 or so might
I have the same problem, but my suspect is different. I see:
"Sep 22 12:44:31 vorfeed gnome-power-manager: (jbj) suspend failed"
In the message every time.
Looking at the source, this can only happen in gpm-manager.c, "gpm_syslog
("suspend failed");"
The sl
I hardset INTERFACES="lo", and commented out the killal dhclient stuff
in that script. I have verified that this change is necessary for mine
not to report error, but it isn't the only one. I don't know the
clean/proper way to allow both ifup/ifdown and NetworkManager to get
their swing at things
I have seen the problem in Gutsy, and two things are broken:
/etc/acpi/suspend.d/55-down-interfaces.sh:
When it tries to ifdown interfaces that are brought up not through ifup/ifdown,
it turns into a 'suspend failure".
/etc/acpi/resume.d/72-acpi-pain.sh:
It tries to unload/load acpi_sbs. No such
Sorry, yes, it is a T60p with AR5212. madwifi has simply not worked
well at all on it, however, I don't think NetworkManager should crash
because of that. My personal usage has reverted to ndiswrapper on this
laptop for now, and I never could figure out how to reproduce this one
at will (sometime
One last caveat: my changes seem to have confused network manager, I
will continue to play with it, but I at least root caused this for you.
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gpm says my computer failed to suspend even when it suspends/resumes fine
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/138824
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On the 11g front, the latest svn snapshot of madwifi trunk worked fine
11g on my WPA2 home box, but didn't work at all for LEAP (i.e.
regressed). I'm going to try ndiswrapper as my solution, that works at
home, will see about LEAP networks on monday.
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ht
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: acpi-support
Two things:
/etc/acpi/resume.d/72-acpi-pain.sh:
refers to acpi_sbs instead of sbs, causing error output that makes the hal
suspend call fail.
/etc/acpi/suspend.d/55-down-interfaces.sh a/etc/acpi/resume.d/62-ifup.shnd :
Assumes all interface
Might have been hasty... Can't tell if this would cause that problem,
but nevertheless, the scripts have a problem.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/144105
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Well, I didn't, it's spotty and happened to align with my tests, but I
do observer something else.
Sometimes the dbus_g_proxy_call just returns 0 and retval is also set to
zero, and error is NULL. I've started digging into the dbus part of it,
but the whole gnome-power-manager-dbus-hal interactio
A peculiar observation, it may be incorrect, but so far it seems like I
get the error if the process is induced via the Fn+F4 key, and I do not
see the error if I go to the 'logout' dialog and click suspend... (BTW,
this is all with the acpi-support changes I did, don't know if they
matter or not
gnome-power-control verbose output, clean suspend/resume, via menu
** Attachment added: "goodsleep"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9465089/goodsleep
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gpm says my computer failed to suspend even when it suspends/resumes fine
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/138824
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A bad suspend using the button, the only meaningful diff I could see using diff
after stripping timestamps, is that the 'good' case encounters:
** : WARNING **: DBUS timed out, but recovering
While the one with the button never indicates such a thing occuring.
** Attachment added: "badsleep"
Had another crash, this time on resume from suspend, no LEAP, and
ndiswrapper is the wireless driver now, not madwifi. Stack trace ended
at same address.
** Attachment added: "networkmanagercrash.log"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9467451/networkmanagercrash.log
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I have seen this as well on Dapper.
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Nevermind, mine was different.
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I worked with my Atheros windows driver problem with Ndiswrapper, the result:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1700889&group_id=93482&atid=604452
Seems the atheros windows driver and 2.6.19 and above malloc behavior
didn't work right, they have patches, trying now.
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The patches from that bug seemed to do the trick for me, posting this using
ndiswrapper:
$ ethtool -i wlan0
driver: ndiswrapper
version: 1.42rc2
firmware-version: ,07/13/2006,5.0.100.112
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e sleep to 5:
sudo rmmod ath_pci;sudo rmmod ath_rate_sample; sudo rmmod ath_hal;sudo modprobe
ath_pci;sleep 5;sudo wpa_supplicant -iath0 -Dmadwifi -c
/home/jbj/wpa_supplicant.conf
Trying to associate with 00:12:17:e1:e4:ea (SSID='Filgaia' freq=2412 MHz)
ioctl[IEEE80211_IOCTL_SETMLM
I am having the same exact issue described, I did manage to see gnome-
settings-daemon mess up when started by hand a few times, and each time
it outputted the following message before its death:
$ gnome-settings-daemon
a3g3[1159659073,000,xklavier.c:xkl_engine_start_listen/] The backend
My R50 also does it, has an ATI radeon 9000, IBM model number 1836-3UU.
I also happen to have crytoroot and crypted swap, have only tried
suspend to ram, not hibernate as I assume crypted swap wouldn't work
anyway.
My panic looks like the one posted, similar stack trace and all.
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Furthermore, if I don't use the gnome suspend button, it doesn't happen
(i.e., I switch to a virtual console manually, then echo mem >
/sys/power/state, it acheives sleep and woke up. Keyboard didn't work
in X until restart when I tried it the first time.
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The problem is not suspend, it's the preparation for suspend if X is in
the fgconsole.
If I'm in X in a shell and do the following:
. 60-generate-modules-list.sh
. 70-modules-unload.sh
The shell will return a prompt to me, but very shortly thereafter hang.
In the suspend process, the panic is del
I confirm this is behaving badly for me as well while it worked well in
dapper. Looking at radeon_pm.c, it looks like it has the whitelist
checking stuff in there, but it is unused. Diffing dapper's radeon_pm.c
and edgy's radeon_pm.c revealed the section of code that didn't make it
over to edgy's
Public bug reported:
When using dapper, acpid would use acpi_fakekey and then gnome-power-
manager would act according to it's settings. I no longer see the
ability to set an action on pressing the suspend button (in my case,
Fn-F4). acpid still calls acpi_fakekey and the keysym is passed on, bu
Public bug reported:
LibSDL has a behavior where using QtSixa (I think just wminput can as well,
maybe it's any uinput provided joystick). causes is to enter an infinite
loop on attempting to close the joystick. I have written up the details (what
code loops, what the data structures are
Public bug reported:
LibSDL has a behavior where using QtSixa (I think just wminput can as well,
maybe it's any uinput provided joystick). causes is to enter an infinite
loop on attempting to close the joystick. I have written up the details (what
code loops, what the data structures are
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