I’ll upload a bunch of new screenshots for reference
I’ll upload a bunch of new screenshots for reference. They’re all related to testing this so bear with me, I’ll explain them further after uploading.
I’ll upload a bunch of new screenshots for reference. They’re all related to testing this so bear with me, I’ll explain them further after uploading.
Still present in upstream 3.3.0-030300rc4 as it was in 3.2.0-17.27.
I tested 3.3.0-030300rc4 and couldn’t verify that the panic that all the 3.2’s above have is still present. Unfortunately I couldn’t prove it doesn’t either: with -intel, the first boot resulted in the ’low graphics mode’ failsafe dialog with Traces in dmesg (I’m attaching it). All subsequent boots resulted in panics that didn’t reveal a Trace, so they may or may not have been the one at hand. The panics still occurred when LDM should’ve launched, visually it either just showed the last lines of boot log or that with the mouse cursor. (The what’s-that-key was also blinking on the keyboard.)
I’ve been waiting for an i386 build of RC5 to appear in the directory but it hasn’t. Should I try RC4 instead or keep waiting until a newer i386 build appears? AMD64 isn’t supported by the processor.
Unfortunately I didn’t make a note of when exactly the issue began. But I can give you a timeframe: it wasn’t there when I filed Bug #903831 on 2011-12-13, probably still not there on 2011-12-16 when I made comment #5 on the bug, and probably was there when I made comment #7 on that bug on 2012-01-06. (I’m being cautious with the ’probablies’ because of all the overlapping issues here.)
3.2.0-17.27 seems to be interchangeable with 3.2.0-17.26 in what I described above, i.e. no change wrt. this bug.
Just to correct myself on my previous-to-last comment: killing might not be necessary after all. I was able to make a stuck launcher start working again by switching between some windows. It definitely doesn’t work with just any two windows (tried this on the other desktop still exhibiting this) but which ones matter, I can’t tell yet.
Hi Gerry. Here’s output on my desktop:
jani@saegusa:~$ gsettings get com.canonical.Unity2d.Launcher hide-mode
1
Here’s output on my laptop, which is also affected:
jani@lemmikki:~$ gsettings get com.canonical.Unity2d.Launcher hide-mode
2
(I’ve changed the setting myself using dconf-editor on my desktop but not on my laptop, IIRC.)
Amusingly, it’s as if that query now triggered the issue at hand: launcher is currently stuck visible on both computers as I’m typing this. Let me try… No, unfortunately it was apparently just a coincidence: I couldn’t reproduce it with the gsettings command deliberately again after killing the stuck U2D.
@jsalisbury: Yeah, my Intel hardware’s got its own set of problems. :) I’ll get back to doing tests on those later this week.
Happened when trying to navigate to a parent directory in the directory chooser (which directory to save the screenshot in) using the parent directory button on the path buttons line. I don’t believe it has happened before.
I was looking at a JPEG image and accidentally used the scrolling wheel on my mouse, which caused Gthumb to move to a WMV file. This resulted in the crash at hand. Hasn’t occurred before.