Your bug description is very clear and describes an issue we know very well, but no one else has reported this with Ubuntu 11.04 and I don't know of any remaining reason why it should occur. The most likely explanation is that you have some software installed which is altering the VT settings out from underneath the X server.
Do you have any local upstart jobs installed that use the 'console owner' option? Do you have any local init scripts that might be changing the console settings? For instance, a previous version of the apache package during a development cycle had a bug where it tried to take over the console for passphrase prompting, resulting in crashes like this.
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Your bug description is very clear and describes an issue we know very well, but no one else has reported this with Ubuntu 11.04 and I don't know of any remaining reason why it should occur. The most likely explanation is that you have some software installed which is altering the VT settings out from underneath the X server.
Do you have any local upstart jobs installed that use the 'console owner' option? Do you have any local init scripts that might be changing the console settings? For instance, a previous version of the apache package during a development cycle had a bug where it tried to take over the console for passphrase prompting, resulting in crashes like this.