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[ubuntu 19.04] Nautilus freezes after booting.

Asked by Ron Stephen Mathew

Error : Nautilus is not opening for some time after booting.

After installing fresh ubuntu 19.04 I updated it two or more time. And now the nautilus is not opening for sometime after booting.
The error caused also before updating os.

When we start the machine or restart it nautilus will not open for 3-5 minutes. But after a while it will work fine.

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actionparsnip (andrew-woodhead666) said : 		#1

Do other file managers exhibit the same behaviour?

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Ron Stephen Mathew (newtron) said : 		#2

No. After founding this error I've installed Nemo and it is running perfectly on my device. Also nautilus have an another problem .

Desktop configuration files not opening : made a desktop configuration file it can run from desktop. but not from Nautilus.

can this problems fixed on next update?

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Manfred Hampl (m-hampl) said : 		#3

What happens, if short after booting you open a terminal window and issue the command
nautilus

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Ron Stephen Mathew (newtron) said : 		#4

It will not work and terminal will freeze.

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Manfred Hampl (m-hampl) said : 		#5

If you leave it as it is (seemingly frozen), does the Nautilus window come up working after a few minutes (similar to what you wrote in the original question)?

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Ron Stephen Mathew (newtron) said : 		#6

It is not freezing it's not opening. And if we wait for a long time after clicking on it it'll try to load but will not open.

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Manfred Hampl (m-hampl) said : 		#7

What happens if you open a terminal short after booting and issue the command

strace nautilus

Is there anything shown that gives a hint to the cause for the freezing behaviour?

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Ron Stephen Mathew (newtron) said : 		#8

Hmm... I have not found nothing like that. But when i start the machine it shows a system problem detected error but it's not showing its details.

I am closing this issue because I've reinstalled Ubuntu and everything is working fine.
Thank you for your interest.

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Ron Stephen Mathew (newtron) said : 		#9

I found what was the problem and how we can solve it. It causes when tracker having an overload. You can solve it by resetting the tracker.