Unfortunately, with the released version of jaunty, the character of the
problem has changed -- now what I'm seeing (which might not be the same
thing at all) is that every now and then I'll do something seemingly
innocuous in firefox, the screen will go black and the monitor lose
signal, and the m
Public bug reported:
Every now and then, maybe one time out of 8, resuming from suspend gives
me a black screen, no X.
If I try ctrl-alt-F7, I see a VT with a _ on it, no X or login prompt.
If I try ctrl-alt-F1, F2, F2 or F4, X crashes, every time.
I've collected X logs from the last two times t
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Xorg crashed with SIGABRT in OsAbort() from AbortServer() from
FatalError("EnterVT failed for screen %d
This is happening pretty often to me in Eoan (system info uploaded in
bug 1852158 if it might help). I do often use an external monitor, but
the crash seldom happens if I suspend with the external monitor as Vlad
described. For me, it's more common that I sleep with the external
monitor connected,
Not fixed here. I upgraded the Vaio to Oneiric yesterday and am seeing
font corruption after running it for about 2.5 hours this morning with
several suspends.
I'm also seeing the i915 module loaded in oneiric. I can't test what
module it used in natty (replaced that partition in the upgrade) but
I see the problem almost (but not quite) exclusively in browsers (both
firefox and webkit-based, though I don't run chrome on that machine);
never in simple apps like xterm or emacs, or in gimp.
Once it starts manifesting, its form will persist (e.g. if two lines of
pixels are missing from lowerca
XAA does seem to eliminate the freezes -- I've been running for several
days without a problem.
Unfortunately it also seems to eliminate opengl -- at least, google earth warns
at startup that it's running in opengl software emulation. And glxinfo now says
OpenGL vendor string: Mesa Project
OpenGL
If I try those lines I get the same messages as Wenzhuo Zhang ... but in
addition, it looks like either with or without the lines, I'm apparently no
longer getting dri at all. glxinfo tells me:
OpenGL renderer string: Software Rasterizer
whereas in intrepid it said:
OpenGL renderer string: Mesa D
With the Load glx, Load dri and Mode 0666 lines in xorg.conf I still get
crashes (even though I don't seem to be getting hardware opengl any
more), so it doesn't solve the problem for me.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/363238
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I don't use gdm, and hit this bug. I was able to make the dialog go away by
moving these files out of /etc/init:
gdm.conf failsafe-x.conf plymouth* usplash.conf
I'm sure I didn't need to eliminate all of those, but just failsafe-x.conf
alone didn't do it so I cast a wider net.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xterm
Since upgrading from karmic to lucid, I'm having the following problems
with xterm:
1. Handling of window size isn't passed to remote machines via telnet.
If I telnet to another machine inside our firewall (yes, I know telnet
isn't secure for outsi
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Thanks! Working well here so far on two Lucid machines, and right-clicks
in xephem are working again.
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Binary package hint: xterm
I used to be able to change the titlebar inside an xterm window with:
echo 'ESC]2;New titleESC' (substitute ^V and the ESC key to insert
escape characters; I used a shell alias).
This no longer works, and does nothing; the title remains 'xterm'.
A
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Sorry, not that simple. I tried:
xterm.utf8Title: false
xterm.allowTitleOps: true
xterm.title: blah
The xterm.title line was to make sure it was actually checking my
.Xdefaults, and it was -- the initial title was "blah", but I still
couldn't change it with the escape sequence. Tried both true and
First, yes, I was using a ^G in the original tests and not a second ESC
-- sorry, my typo there.
I just tried it in a vanilla Lucid in a vm, and now I'm even more confused. The
standard user's .bashrc can change the titlebar, and here's what it does:
PS1="\[\e]0;${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Since upgrading from Lucid to Natty, font rendering in firefox and some
other apps is buggy. Certain letters in certain fonts will be missing
pixels from horizontal lines through certain letters. For instance, in
the screenshot I'
I have a theory that this may be related to heat. I almost never see bad
fonts immediately after booting, but after a long session where the fan
has been on a lot, the fonts will get worse and worse. If I suspend for
a while, sometimes they get better, but I have seen corrupted fonts
immediately up
Ignore that comment about heat. After more experimentation, I do
occasionally see the problem right after booting, and it almost always
persists through a suspend cycle. Exiting/restarting X doesn't cure it,
but rebooting (even with no appreciable time for cooldown) does.
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See also bug 782855, same issue except it happens on its own without any
need for suspend/resume. Driving me crazy. I'll try Tiling false.
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Here too -- Option "Tiling" "False" doesn't help. I also tried
"AccelMethod" "XAA" which I'd seen recommended elsewhere, but it caused
a lot of other rendering errors. BTW, this is a Vaio TX650, X log says
"Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller
rev 3".
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There's an easier workaround than recompiling the X server, posted on the
Xephem yahoo group: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/xephem/message/3103 --
may require group membership to read, but it says:
"I am using xephem 3.7.4 debs for 64bit Ubuntu from
http://e2rd.piekielko.pl/debian/
Thes
Chris: did you follow all the "Procedure" steps for SRU in
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates ? I just looked for people
to ping so we can get this in, but it looks like it doesn't have the
needed info in the bug description, or ubuntu-sru subscribed to the bug.
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