From: Luis Santana on
Hey anyone have problems with Ubuntu 9.10 just randomly freezing up if
you leave it inactive for a bit? It seems everytime I go to work and
come back Karmic Koala just totally hangs itself and I need to do a hard
reboot.

Thanks in advance,
Luis
From: J.O. Aho on
Luis Santana wrote:
> Hey anyone have problems with Ubuntu 9.10 just randomly freezing up if
> you leave it inactive for a bit? It seems everytime I go to work and
> come back Karmic Koala just totally hangs itself and I need to do a hard
> reboot.

Boot options?
Kernel version?
Graphics driver used?
Application running?
Hardware?

The more you can answer on that, the easier it can be to pinpoint what may
needed to be done.

--

//Aho
From: Anti Vigilante on
On Sun, 2009-11-01 at 07:30 -0500, Luis Santana wrote:
> Hey anyone have problems with Ubuntu 9.10 just randomly freezing up if
> you leave it inactive for a bit? It seems everytime I go to work and
> come back Karmic Koala just totally hangs itself and I need to do a hard
> reboot.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Luis

It has the Norwegian Sniffles.

Very bad. Pretty soon your computer will only start up on Tuesdays.

Seriously, computers and operating systems don't break. Those are names
we give to collections of parts. The individual parts may break or may
not communicate well with each other. Drivers especially need to
communicate well with hardware.

Would you like to talk about that then?

What hardware do you have?

I know of one current issue with intel graphics which causes lock ups.
You can move the mouse but the keyboard does not respond. Except to the
Magic SYSRQ sequences.

Does your mouse move but your keyboard does not respond?

You see that's a good detail to include in your description.

Otherwise you might as well say, "He's dead, Jim". And we would say "He
shouldn't have worn the red shirt".

From: Dan C on
On Sun, 01 Nov 2009 07:30:05 -0500, Luis Santana wrote:

> Hey anyone have problems with Ubuntu 9.10 just randomly freezing up if
> you leave it inactive for a bit?

No.

> It seems everytime I go to work and
> come back Karmic Koala just totally hangs itself and I need to do a hard
> reboot.

Well, that sucks.


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From: Dr. Deb on
Luis Santana wrote:

> Hey anyone have problems with Ubuntu 9.10 just randomly freezing up if
> you leave it inactive for a bit? It seems everytime I go to work and
> come back Karmic Koala just totally hangs itself and I need to do a hard
> reboot.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Luis


Yes, on Xubuntu and Kubuntu both, after I finally got them to load by
turning everything off in F6.

I borrowed an old Dell (hate name brand computers because of the squirrely
stuff they put in the bios) and got UbuntuStudio to load. Hated it. I am
now attempting to load Xubuntu will post about it later.

I do have one question - is there any chance that Ubuntu is secretly
underwritten by Micosoft in an attempt to discredit Linux as a valid
OS? ;-)

The reason for the above has to do with their refusal to load
an "ndiswrapper" and/or good internet tools. I have a little Linksys
WMP54-G and UbuntuStudio did not recognize it. This is an old card, there
is no reason it should not have been recognized. Add to that the fact that
the Gnome tool set is unspeakably lousy makes for a very undesirable OS.

Deb
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