gnome-panel takes 100% cpu after a few seconds
Bug #20198 reported by
Hervé Cauwelier (bug tracking)
| Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| gnome-panel (Ubuntu) |
Invalid
|
Medium
|
Sebastien Bacher | ||
Bug Description
Updated breezy today with all the updates from the week-end and rebooted. Now
gnome-panel takes 100% a few seconds after it started. Killing it is ok but it
will eat all CPU soon again.
The only change apart from new packages I know, is adding a DSDT (ACPI) table to
my ramfs initrd image. But I doubt it is related.
I feel it is hard to given, especially given that gnome-panel restarts
automatically. I have ubuntu-
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I think this is related to the battery status applet. I have just unplugged the
cord and battery status applet crashed along with the panel. I feel this bug
could be closed with the next days, with packages and my ACPI issue
stabilisation. Or reowned to dbus or related package.