[ubuntu-us-mi] Problem with 9.04 on Thinkpad T61P (Mike Bernson)

[Stephen Aghaulor]

Have you considered trying ext4? I'm using it now. It seems to perform much
faster than ext3.

-Stephen
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[Mike Bernson]

No......

There is some kind of problem with the kernel that is causing file system
errors. I can not use 9.04 until get fixed.

Post by Stephen Aghaulor
Have you considered trying ext4? I'm using it now. It seems to perform
much faster than ext3.
-Stephen

[Scott Moser]

Post by Mike Bernson
No......
There is some kind of problem with the kernel that is causing file system
errors. I can not use 9.04 until get fixed.

Well, you mentioned the 'nv' driver. As always, graphics drivers are
suspect. I'd try
a.) trying a "restricted driver" (or disabling the restricted driver
if you're using it)
b.) disabling any hardware acceleration.

Neither is a permenant solution, but might help you.

Scott

[Mike Bernson]

The problem happened with both the nv and nvidia (restircted) driver.

I did turn off all the visual effects stuff. I was looking to see if
anyone else had this kind of problem. I did not have the time now to
play with reload the box a few hours so I have switch batch to 8.10.

I will try 9.04 in a while again when I have free time to be able to
reload the box a number of time as the file system get damaged.

Post by Scott Moser

Post by Mike Bernson
No......
There is some kind of problem with the kernel that is causing file system
errors. I can not use 9.04 until get fixed.

Well, you mentioned the 'nv' driver. As always, graphics drivers are
suspect. I'd try
a.) trying a "restricted driver" (or disabling the restricted driver
if you're using it)
b.) disabling any hardware acceleration.
Neither is a permenant solution, but might help you.
Scott