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wsltty may cause WSL to hang (Windows 10) #355
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which means the wsltty icon or the native WSL console icon?
I'm afraid no. @Biswa96 ? |
I do not use the WSL anymore and ready to give away the wslbridge2 repository if anyone is interested to maintain it. |
Sorry, I didn't notice this question until now. I'm clicking on an Ubuntu icon in my taskbar, but I manually changed the icon to look like this. I don't remember what it originally looked like. If you are asking me if it's a Windows terminal or wsltty, the latter:
If I haven't provided the information you're looking for, could you word your question a different way because I don't think I understand what you are asking. |
Have you updated to wsltty 3.7.6? |
Every couple of months my WSL hangs until I restart my computer or kill WSL related processes in the task manager. By "hangs," I mean clicking on the terminal icon on my taskbar does not bring up a window, or, it brings up a window that never shows a prompt. I'll go into more detail at the bottom of this issue, or you can see the details I've already described in the WSL tracker
In the title, I use the word "may" because I'm not hundred percent sure wsltty is responsible, but I do have some evidence. When my WSL hangs:
wsl --shutdown
command completes.I know this isn't enough information to troubleshoot, but is there a way to generate wsltty logs or wslbridge2.exe logs the next time this happens so that I may be able to provide enough troubleshooting information to rule wsltty out as the cause?
Thanks!
Here's how I start wsltty:
%LOCALAPPDATA%\wsltty\bin\mintty.exe --tabbar=4 -o "KeyFunctions=t:new-window-cwd;w:close;AppID=wsltty" --WSL="Ubuntu" --configdir="%APPDATA%\wsltty" -h always -
Notice that if an error were causing this problem, the shortcut is set to keep the window open so I could see it: since the window doesn't open at all or doesn't print anything when it opens, WSL/wsltty seems to be experiencing some sort of deadlock. I also want to note that when I'm in this state, no wsl.exe commands complete: if I runwsl --shutdown
, the command never finishes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: