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Created attachment 481749 [details] ogg actuality of the blizzard of nautilus Trash instances from istanbul and cut down to size with pitivi Description of problem: About 1:20 into the process a blizzard of events fires up Trash browsers and locks up the desktop. See the instructions for how this was accomplished. At about 1:25 the video locks up and then poof! there are a bunch of nautilus instances at the bottom of the screen. The machine got so loaded that istanbul couldn't keep up with the redraw rate. The mouse was unuseable at that time too. The mouse was focused on one or the other nautilus instances so that any mouse motion would resize the nautilus to odd shapes. It stabilized out once all of them had achieved steady state. This is repeatable To recover a) kill nautilus if you still have control of the GUI b) acquire a console session and pkill nautilus from there. This is repeatable with this flash card, but not with all dynamic-mount devices. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): $ rpm -q nautilus nautilus-2.32.2.1-2.fc14.i686 How reproducible: deterministic Steps to Reproduce: 1. Insert a flash device in the flash card reader 2. Drag & drop the directory DCIM to the desktop 3. This will copy 2GB over Actual results: lots of nautilus Trash instances Expected results: smooth copying Additional info: The effect occurs when the mouse is inside the nautilus window. The effect can be reproduced by using rsync in a terminal window off to the side. So long as the mouse is within the boundary of the nautilus window the "crazy event" pattern occurs and excess Trash browsers pop up and the nautilus window tries to resize itself on every small mouse motion. It's a micro SD card created on a Muvi camera and merely contains a DCIM directory and some pictures & movies. /var/log/messages says merely... Mar 1 15:06:40 pert kernel: [344780.908693] mmc0: new SD card at address 1234 Mar 1 15:06:40 pert kernel: [344780.915479] mmcblk0: mmc0:1234 SA02G 1.83 GiB Mar 1 15:06:40 pert kernel: [344780.925738] mmcblk0: p1
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