This provided a working boot media for me after several repeat runs hitting the bug in this thread. I am using bash shell (Ubuntu's default), so change the unset call if you are running a different shell. I found the variable to unset by running `env | grep -i dbus`.
I found this workaround based on the clue from @cppege-david-9ei9ny regarding a segfault log in syslog related to dbus. I found this in my /var/log/syslog:
May 10 19:40:03 hostname kernel: [ 9015.534921] usb-creator-gtk[13914]: segfault at 4 ip 00007f2d37ae2820 sp 00007fff9c185c88 error 6 in libdbus-1.so.3.5.8[7f2d37abe000+42000]
OS: Ubuntu 12.04 x86_64 with all system updates applied. I'm running a dbus/fluxbox X session and not ubuntu-desktop.
My latest workaround is to run from the command-line, in a fresh terminal:
unset DBUS_SESSION_ BUS_ADDRESS system- internal
sudo usb-creator-gtk --allow-
This provided a working boot media for me after several repeat runs hitting the bug in this thread. I am using bash shell (Ubuntu's default), so change the unset call if you are running a different shell. I found the variable to unset by running `env | grep -i dbus`.
I found this workaround based on the clue from @cppege- david-9ei9ny regarding a segfault log in syslog related to dbus. I found this in my /var/log/syslog:
May 10 19:40:03 hostname kernel: [ 9015.534921] usb-creator- gtk[13914] : segfault at 4 ip 00007f2d37ae2820 sp 00007fff9c185c88 error 6 in libdbus- 1.so.3. 5.8[7f2d37abe00 0+42000]
OS: Ubuntu 12.04 x86_64 with all system updates applied. I'm running a dbus/fluxbox X session and not ubuntu-desktop.