| 2006-11-03 14:58:16 |
Henry Cooper Avel |
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Binary package hint: arts
Using Kubuntu Desktop, upgraded from Ubuntu 6.06 to Ubuntu 6.10 via "update-manager -c".
Whenever a KDE application calls aRTS (if I am in another Window Manager) or during aRTS startup (when I'm entering KDE) the system hangs for a few minutes. After that a message box appears saying "Sound System Error / Using 100% CPU - aborting" and an OK button.
If I leave the message box alone I can use the system. If I click "OK" the system hangs again and, a few minutes later, the message box reappears.
Seems like there's something wrong with aRTS or libarts. This didn't happen prior to upgrading from 6.06 to 6.10.
I also noted that the libarts-ausiofile and the kdemultimedia packages weren't upgraded from 3.5.2 to 3.5.5 due to some dependencies not met. apt-get complains about the lack of various "-dev" packages that kdemultimedia and libarts-audiofile depend upon.
I tried to uninstall kdemultimedia (wich is only a metapackage, so no problem) and libarts-audiofile to see if the aRTS-hanging problem went away. The problem, unfortunately, persists, but now I can't reinstall libarts-audiofile due to those dependency problems.
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Binary package hint: arts
Using Kubuntu Desktop, upgraded from Ubuntu 6.06 to Ubuntu 6.10 via "update-manager -c".
Whenever a KDE application calls aRTS (if I am in another Window Manager) or during aRTS startup (when I'm entering KDE) the system hangs for a few minutes. After that a message box appears saying "Sound Server Fatal Error / CPU Overload - aborting" and an OK button.
If I leave the message box alone I can use the system. If I click "OK" the system hangs again and, a few minutes later, the message box reappears.
Seems like there's something wrong with aRTS or libarts. This didn't happen prior to upgrading from 6.06 to 6.10.
I also noted that the libarts-ausiofile and the kdemultimedia packages weren't upgraded from 3.5.2 to 3.5.5 due to some dependencies not met. apt-get complains about the lack of various "-dev" packages that kdemultimedia and libarts-audiofile depend upon.
I tried to uninstall kdemultimedia (wich is only a metapackage, so no problem) and libarts-audiofile to see if the aRTS-hanging problem went away. The problem, unfortunately, persists, but now I can't reinstall libarts-audiofile due to those dependency problems.
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