#9559 NORM 1.5-F11: os33 - Journal misbehaving

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#9559: os33 - Journal misbehaving
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           Reporter:  mikus      |       Owner:  marco                            
               Type:  defect     |      Status:  new                              
           Priority:  normal     |   Milestone:  1.5-F11                          
          Component:  sugar      |     Version:  Development build as of this date
         Resolution:             |    Keywords:                                   
        Next_action:  reproduce  |    Verified:  0                                
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Comment(by mikus):

 Replying to [comment:4 Quozl]:
 > Was this behaviour dependent on any external media?


 This was seven build versions ago - I no longer remember what took place
 before I saw the strange screen.  [I do not keep a notebook with detail
 annotations.  Basically, I go ahead and use the machine - and if something
 unusual happens, it becomes a coin toss as to whether to mention that
 happening, or not.]

 It is not clear to me what your question asks.  My normal machine setup
 includes a "permanent" SD card in the OLPC external slot, plus an USB hub
 plugged in, which in turn has an USB keyboard, an USB trackball, and an
 USB ethernet adapter plugged in there.  But that is the machine setup I
 use *every* time I use the machine (sometimes I have to unplug some USB
 stuff in order to overcome OFW recalcitrance at performing a boot; but I
 plug things back in once the kernel gets loaded) -- so my "external media"
 remain constant, whether or not the machine is behaving normally, or
 happens to do something unexpected.

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