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I did a fsck from a usb, and it found no issues. I will bear in mind the point about the recommended delay in REISUB. Maybe that caused my issue.

This happened on a brand new NVMe drive. So...

I just has my system lock up. I REISUB'd it and upon boot, I saw several lines of 'orphaned inodes' flash by real fast. I am unable to locate any mention of 'inode' in any logs I've checked so...

I just did a test, where I forced the screen to lock. I was unable to log back in. But this behavior may be dependent upon some apps running or not running. I'm primarily using Brave browser. The...

No, but for about as long I have been getting "an app is preventing your screen from locking" - which I consider a separate issue. But perhaps they are directly related.

I'm on 20.04 with the latest kernel. This is an AMD mini PC, so I'm using AMDGPU for video. And so there are no hardware updates to be done. I have 2 monitors. I will say that I had a power outage...

I'm unsure what is going on but in the last month or so I've had login issues after I returned to the system after being away for a while. fyi, my system does not go to sleep/hibernate.

This...

Interestingly, that doesn't come close to working, and says the last time I started my PC was back in February. I reboot my pc numerous times a month.

update: Figured out the issue. The correct...

I was able to use apport to update a bug I manually created. so thats ok. But there is likely some crash data I cannot get while it is happening.

Yeah, it seems like my only choice is to copy paste log data I can find after the system reboots.

Does the crashing stop if you disable "Blank Screen" in Power? If so, you may be experiencing the same issue I am.

Can anyone give me direction on how to capture a bug report when the CPU is maxed due to Xorg process and a CPU softlock occurring?

I have disabled the "Blank Screen" function in Ubuntu for now, which has stopped the hangs. So it has nothing to do with the monitors changing or USB-C in use. Just the Ubuntu functionality.
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I'm experiencing some type of lockup when using my ubuntu 20.04 system. There is a key hardware aspect I'll mention, which is a hardware KVM is used for access to the device. Now, the bright idea...

That last change did fix the broken packages shown,but didn't fix my ultimate issue - which is that SMB share access was fully broken. As it turns out the issues above had led to uninstallation or...

I found this post, and the user said they performed the following. I have just done this for my 3.8 version and it got me past the dependencies issues.
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That has left me with a few packages still. I can't recall if there was another source I added in that might do something related to SMB. From the list I can see of disabled sources, none of them...

I had come from bionic. And yes, I think some python script required 3.8+ so this 3rd party repo ppa was the only option I understood.

deadsnakes ppa in particular

Any ideas on how I should fix this issue, which appeared after I upgraded from 18.04 to 20.04? I'm not very savvy with raw package management. I appear to have previously (while on 18.04) tried to...

Thanks, but that debug option doesn't seem to do anything useful. I stopped the prompting for testing the encrypted backup. Then used dconf-editor to re-enable it (I think). In some time it...

I use the builtin Ubuntu (18.04.4 up-to-date) backup feature. It has started prompting me to do a restore test over and over. It never stops prompting it seems. After the first test completes...

No. Saw some other bug reports that were ignored by the devs about this issue. I doubt anyone can consistently recreate it.

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1796265

I have multiple computers connected to my Displayport monitor as well as a USB switcher for them. Occasionally, when I return to Ubuntu, the Dock on the left is gone, and I can't get it to reappear...

Any news on this?

thanks for looking into it.

Thanks. This is the warning when you go to rename your account on Launchpad. This is what made me think this will break all access.

https://i.imgur.com/CGGpzGJ.png