Description of problem: At random intervals generally after working for a while and playing a movie in VLC the machine freezes for 2 - 4 minutes but you can see the hd is still working. It recovers after a while by informing me gnome-power-manager crashed. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): F11, VLC & Gnome Power Manager How reproducible: Random. Happens every time after a while of working on my laptop while playing a movie. See attached report by bugbyddy Actual results: freeze & gnome-power-manager crash Expected results: peaches :) Additional info: Attached bugbuddy report
Created attachment 351038 [details] bugbuddy report bugbuddy report
This did not occur on F9 (recently upgraded). It only happens once a day I guess because gnome-power-manager will have crashed and not be restarted.
Does installing the latest gnome-power-manager in updates-testing (and then rebooting...) fix the problem?
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