System freezes during Bash auto-completion with Tab or Ctrl+R
It started about a week ago, don't know why. Now, when I type something like cd somedir
and click Tab, my system completely freezes for about 10 seconds. I can move the cursor but can't switch between windows or terminal tabs. After 10 seconds, everything gets back to normal. Exactly the same thing happens with Ctrl+R.
Even when I'm on a remote host (using ssh
), the system freezes, when I try to auto-complete the directories or files using Tab. This all is really annoying.
What's that and how to fix it?
Ubuntu 14.04, x64. Standard distrib. Haven't changed $PATH
as far as I remember. Anyway, echo $PATH
shows this:
/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games
command-line bash gnome-terminal auto-completion
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It started about a week ago, don't know why. Now, when I type something like cd somedir
and click Tab, my system completely freezes for about 10 seconds. I can move the cursor but can't switch between windows or terminal tabs. After 10 seconds, everything gets back to normal. Exactly the same thing happens with Ctrl+R.
Even when I'm on a remote host (using ssh
), the system freezes, when I try to auto-complete the directories or files using Tab. This all is really annoying.
What's that and how to fix it?
Ubuntu 14.04, x64. Standard distrib. Haven't changed $PATH
as far as I remember. Anyway, echo $PATH
shows this:
/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games
command-line bash gnome-terminal auto-completion
What specs does the system have, with which version of Ubuntu? It may be a disk issue as CtrlR and Tab autocompletion need to search through a large amount of stuff on disk to find matches.
– Wilf
May 30 '15 at 20:41
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It started about a week ago, don't know why. Now, when I type something like cd somedir
and click Tab, my system completely freezes for about 10 seconds. I can move the cursor but can't switch between windows or terminal tabs. After 10 seconds, everything gets back to normal. Exactly the same thing happens with Ctrl+R.
Even when I'm on a remote host (using ssh
), the system freezes, when I try to auto-complete the directories or files using Tab. This all is really annoying.
What's that and how to fix it?
Ubuntu 14.04, x64. Standard distrib. Haven't changed $PATH
as far as I remember. Anyway, echo $PATH
shows this:
/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games
command-line bash gnome-terminal auto-completion
It started about a week ago, don't know why. Now, when I type something like cd somedir
and click Tab, my system completely freezes for about 10 seconds. I can move the cursor but can't switch between windows or terminal tabs. After 10 seconds, everything gets back to normal. Exactly the same thing happens with Ctrl+R.
Even when I'm on a remote host (using ssh
), the system freezes, when I try to auto-complete the directories or files using Tab. This all is really annoying.
What's that and how to fix it?
Ubuntu 14.04, x64. Standard distrib. Haven't changed $PATH
as far as I remember. Anyway, echo $PATH
shows this:
/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/usr/local/games
command-line bash gnome-terminal auto-completion
command-line bash gnome-terminal auto-completion
edited Dec 21 '16 at 4:37
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asked May 30 '15 at 20:38
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What specs does the system have, with which version of Ubuntu? It may be a disk issue as CtrlR and Tab autocompletion need to search through a large amount of stuff on disk to find matches.
– Wilf
May 30 '15 at 20:41
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What specs does the system have, with which version of Ubuntu? It may be a disk issue as CtrlR and Tab autocompletion need to search through a large amount of stuff on disk to find matches.
– Wilf
May 30 '15 at 20:41
What specs does the system have, with which version of Ubuntu? It may be a disk issue as CtrlR and Tab autocompletion need to search through a large amount of stuff on disk to find matches.
– Wilf
May 30 '15 at 20:41
What specs does the system have, with which version of Ubuntu? It may be a disk issue as CtrlR and Tab autocompletion need to search through a large amount of stuff on disk to find matches.
– Wilf
May 30 '15 at 20:41
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Do you have unreachable or disconnected nfs mountpoints? I had the same symptoms as you describe and that was the cause in my case.
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Do you have unreachable or disconnected nfs mountpoints? I had the same symptoms as you describe and that was the cause in my case.
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Do you have unreachable or disconnected nfs mountpoints? I had the same symptoms as you describe and that was the cause in my case.
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Do you have unreachable or disconnected nfs mountpoints? I had the same symptoms as you describe and that was the cause in my case.
Do you have unreachable or disconnected nfs mountpoints? I had the same symptoms as you describe and that was the cause in my case.
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What specs does the system have, with which version of Ubuntu? It may be a disk issue as CtrlR and Tab autocompletion need to search through a large amount of stuff on disk to find matches.
– Wilf
May 30 '15 at 20:41