Has this bug really been fixed? I'm seeing it every time I boot the final Ubuntu 12.10 x86 ISO image in VirtualBox (selecting Try Ubuntu to load the Unity desktop). It gives a pretty poor first impression of Ubuntu. If the 12.10 ISO images are ever rebuilt/updated I hope this issue can be addressed.
Every time I boot, shortly after the desktop has loaded a dialog box appears, saying
System program problem detected
Do you want to report the problem now?
On clicking Report problem... then Show Details, this text is shown:
ExecutablePath
/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/colord/colord-sane
and there's a busy animation which goes on for seemingly ages (in fact a couple of minutes). Once that finishes, the rest of the text appears giving info about the crash. I did send an error report so won't type it all up here unless needed.
Package
colord 0.1.21-1ubuntu2
ProblemType
Crash
Title
colord-sane crashed with SIGSEGV in opendir()
ApportVersion
2.6.1-0ubuntu3
Architecture
i386
CasperVersion
1.328
[rest of the sections omitted]
Has this bug really been fixed? I'm seeing it every time I boot the final Ubuntu 12.10 x86 ISO image in VirtualBox (selecting Try Ubuntu to load the Unity desktop). It gives a pretty poor first impression of Ubuntu. If the 12.10 ISO images are ever rebuilt/updated I hope this issue can be addressed.
Every time I boot, shortly after the desktop has loaded a dialog box appears, saying
System program problem detected
Do you want to report the problem now?
On clicking Report problem... then Show Details, this text is shown: lib/i386- linux-gnu/ colord/ colord- sane
ExecutablePath
/usr/
and there's a busy animation which goes on for seemingly ages (in fact a couple of minutes). Once that finishes, the rest of the text appears giving info about the crash. I did send an error report so won't type it all up here unless needed.
Package
colord 0.1.21-1ubuntu2
ProblemType
Crash
Title
colord-sane crashed with SIGSEGV in opendir()
ApportVersion
2.6.1-0ubuntu3
Architecture
i386
CasperVersion
1.328
[rest of the sections omitted]