"I can confirm that the version of SleepyHead is the same in 11.10,
12.04 and XP
The first time the segmentation fault occurred, a crash report was
generated but, being a 3rd party software, that's as far as it got.
As I said before, it's only since that latest updates, those that were
released since, and including, 12th April, that I started experiencing
problems. I can take a screen shot of the what the application is doing
under 12.04 and under 11.10 and I'll e-mail them to you"
Attached are the screenshots from 12.04 and 11.10.
16.03.03.png is the incomplete 12.04
16.07.29.png is the 11.10
16.08.06.png is the terminal display from the working 11.10
16.17.19.png is the terminal display from 12.04
One note. I have not had any segmentation failures since removing the application with synaptic and re-installing through software centre.
Sorry to be so vague but it was working Thursday but isn't working now.
Something's changed but it's not Sleepyhead
Terry
-----Original Message-----
From: Nekhelesh Ramananthan <email address hidden>
Reply-to: Bug 982268 <email address hidden>
To: <email address hidden>
Subject: [Bug 982268] Re: 12.04 3rd party software graphs not working
Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2012 13:43:38 -0000
Terry Scott, thank you for taking your time to report this bug. With
proper logs and terminal outputs it is not possible to investigate the
segmentation fault error that you are experiencing. Please answer the
following questions.
1. Are the version of SleepHead you tested on 11.10 and 12.04 the same?
If now, it could be a bug in SleepyHead in which case you need to
contact its developers.
2. Can you post the terminal outputs when you experience the
segmentation faults. You could get this by trying to launch SleepyHead
using the terminal, thereby all outputs are redirected to the terminal.
Please try to use apport to report bugs since it automatically gathers
all the system information automatically and attaches it to your bug
report which helps solve the problem easier. You can do this by typing
"ubuntu-bug --unity" in the terminal or the dash without quotes. If you
so wish you could also create a new bug report using this method.
Hi Nekhelesh,
Have just updated the post, copied below:-
"I can confirm that the version of SleepyHead is the same in 11.10,
12.04 and XP
The first time the segmentation fault occurred, a crash report was
generated but, being a 3rd party software, that's as far as it got.
As I said before, it's only since that latest updates, those that were
released since, and including, 12th April, that I started experiencing
problems. I can take a screen shot of the what the application is doing
under 12.04 and under 11.10 and I'll e-mail them to you"
Attached are the screenshots from 12.04 and 11.10.
16.03.03.png is the incomplete 12.04
16.07.29.png is the 11.10
16.08.06.png is the terminal display from the working 11.10
16.17.19.png is the terminal display from 12.04
One note. I have not had any segmentation failures since removing the application with synaptic and re-installing through software centre.
Sorry to be so vague but it was working Thursday but isn't working now.
Something's changed but it's not Sleepyhead
Terry
-----Original Message-----
From: Nekhelesh Ramananthan <email address hidden>
Reply-to: Bug 982268 <email address hidden>
To: <email address hidden>
Subject: [Bug 982268] Re: 12.04 3rd party software graphs not working
Date: Sun, 15 Apr 2012 13:43:38 -0000
Terry Scott, thank you for taking your time to report this bug. With
proper logs and terminal outputs it is not possible to investigate the
segmentation fault error that you are experiencing. Please answer the
following questions.
1. Are the version of SleepHead you tested on 11.10 and 12.04 the same?
If now, it could be a bug in SleepyHead in which case you need to
contact its developers.
2. Can you post the terminal outputs when you experience the
segmentation faults. You could get this by trying to launch SleepyHead
using the terminal, thereby all outputs are redirected to the terminal.
Please try to use apport to report bugs since it automatically gathers
all the system information automatically and attaches it to your bug
report which helps solve the problem easier. You can do this by typing
"ubuntu-bug --unity" in the terminal or the dash without quotes. If you
so wish you could also create a new bug report using this method.
** Changed in: unity
Status: New => Incomplete