| 2007-09-22 09:55:28 |
Siegfried Gevatter |
bug |
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added bug |
| 2007-09-22 09:56:01 |
Siegfried Gevatter |
bug |
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added attachment 'interfaces' (/etc/network/interfaces) |
| 2007-09-22 10:02:01 |
Siegfried Gevatter |
description |
On both of my Ubuntu installations, a Gutsy (upgraded from Feisty) and a clear Feisty installed some days ago (and not fully updated yet), it takes a lot of time to login into GNOME if the computer's not connected to the Internet.
The splash screen hangs where it says "Nautilus" for a while, then displays the desktop but still showing the splash screen in the middle, and if there is any program that should start automatically, I can take minutes until it works. There are also other problems once it's booted, like that the "Exit" dialog doesn't work (it doesn't get displayed). If I connect while the splash screen is being displayed, it continues loading fully normal.
On the new Feisty installation, the only changes that I can think of are:
- Some new packages (from the repositories) installed and some of their dependencies updated
- Configured /etc/network/interfaces so that my ethernet card gets a static IP and connects through another PC, that is connected to the Internet.
I'll try to post a list of updated and installed packages (I've a list of all the packages and versions before and after it started failing), and try what happens if I revert the 'interfaces' file to it's original soon. |
On both of my Ubuntu installations, a Gutsy (upgraded from Feisty) and a clear Feisty installed some days ago (and not fully updated yet), it takes a lot of time to login into GNOME if the computer's not connected to the Internet.
The splash screen hangs where it says "Nautilus" for a while, then displays the desktop but still showing the splash screen in the middle, and if there is any program that should start automatically, I can take minutes until it works. There are also other problems once it's booted, like that the "Exit" dialog doesn't work (it doesn't get displayed). If I connect while the splash screen is being displayed, it continues loading fully normal.
On the new Feisty installation, the only changes that I can remember I did before it stopped working are:
- Some new packages (from the repositories) installed and some of their dependencies updated
- Configured /etc/network/interfaces so that my ethernet card gets a static IP and connects through another PC, that is connected to the Internet.
I'll try to post a list of updated and installed packages (I've a list of all the packages and versions before and after it started failing), and try what happens if I revert the 'interfaces' file to it's original soon. |
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| 2007-09-22 10:10:54 |
Siegfried Gevatter |
None: importance |
Undecided |
Medium |
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| 2007-09-22 10:14:04 |
Siegfried Gevatter |
description |
On both of my Ubuntu installations, a Gutsy (upgraded from Feisty) and a clear Feisty installed some days ago (and not fully updated yet), it takes a lot of time to login into GNOME if the computer's not connected to the Internet.
The splash screen hangs where it says "Nautilus" for a while, then displays the desktop but still showing the splash screen in the middle, and if there is any program that should start automatically, I can take minutes until it works. There are also other problems once it's booted, like that the "Exit" dialog doesn't work (it doesn't get displayed). If I connect while the splash screen is being displayed, it continues loading fully normal.
On the new Feisty installation, the only changes that I can remember I did before it stopped working are:
- Some new packages (from the repositories) installed and some of their dependencies updated
- Configured /etc/network/interfaces so that my ethernet card gets a static IP and connects through another PC, that is connected to the Internet.
I'll try to post a list of updated and installed packages (I've a list of all the packages and versions before and after it started failing), and try what happens if I revert the 'interfaces' file to it's original soon. |
On both of my Ubuntu installations, a Gutsy (upgraded from Feisty) and a clear Feisty installed some days ago (and not fully updated yet), it takes a lot of time to login into GNOME if the computer's not connected to the Internet.
The splash screen hangs where it says "Nautilus" for a while, then displays the desktop but still showing the splash screen in the middle, and if there is any program that should start automatically, I can take minutes until it works. There are also other problems once it's booted, like that the "Exit" dialog doesn't work (it doesn't get displayed). If I connect while the splash screen is being displayed, it continues loading fully normal.
It seems the problem is caused by editing the /etc/network/interfaces file in order that my ethernet card gets a static IP and connects through another PC (which is the one connected to the Internet). |
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| 2007-10-01 20:56:13 |
Siegfried Gevatter |
None: status |
New |
Confirmed |
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| 2009-09-01 08:44:58 |
diritti.vegetali |
removed subscriber diritti.vegetali |
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