Hi everyone, I've just upgraded my Acer Aspire One L110 to Jaunty Jackalope, and now my gnome-power-manager applet reliably crashes when I unplug the AC power. Running it with --verbose doesn't give any useful information. I can restart it, and it works also when I reattach the power - until I remove it again.
1. Ubuntu version is 9.04
2. g-p-m version is 2.24.2-2ubuntu8.
3. expected g-p-m to keep running
4. g-p-m quit unexpectedly
UPDATE: I've tried debugging with --no-daemon, and now I'm getting something useful:
I suppose that the "address family not supported" error is caused by the custom kernel I'm running; however, g-p-m should handle that gracefully, as I've used the same kernel in Intrepid without problems.
Hi everyone, I've just upgraded my Acer Aspire One L110 to Jaunty Jackalope, and now my gnome-power-manager applet reliably crashes when I unplug the AC power. Running it with --verbose doesn't give any useful information. I can restart it, and it works also when I reattach the power - until I remove it again.
1. Ubuntu version is 9.04
2. g-p-m version is 2.24.2-2ubuntu8.
3. expected g-p-m to keep running
4. g-p-m quit unexpectedly
UPDATE: I've tried debugging with --no-daemon, and now I'm getting something useful:
TI:09:23:31 TH:0x918c640 FI:gpm-cell.c FN:hal_ device_ property_ modified_ cb,273 freedesktop/ Hal/devices/ computer_ power_supply_ battery_ BAT1, key=battery. charge_ level.current, added=0, removed=0, finally=0 device_ property_ modified_ cb,273 freedesktop/ Hal/devices/ computer_ power_supply_ battery_ BAT1, key=battery. reporting. current, added=0, removed=0, finally=0 device_ property_ modified_ cb,273 freedesktop/ Hal/devices/ computer_ power_supply_ battery_ BAT1, key=battery. voltage. current, added=0, removed=0, finally=1
- udi=/org/
TI:09:23:31 TH:0x918c640 FI:gpm-cell.c FN:hal_
- udi=/org/
TI:09:23:31 TH:0x918c640 FI:gpm-cell.c FN:hal_
- udi=/org/
E: socket-client.c: socket(): Address family not supported by protocol
Segmentation fault
I suppose that the "address family not supported" error is caused by the custom kernel I'm running; however, g-p-m should handle that gracefully, as I've used the same kernel in Intrepid without problems.
Florian