"internal error"

[kilaueabart]

For the past few weeks, most of the time I boot up ubuntu, I am met with an announcement, "System program problem detected. Do you want to report the problem now?" Soon thereafter, I am likely to get another: "Sorry, Ubuntu 16.04 has experienced an internal error." It offers a look at "Details," which always starts with /usr/lib/bluetooth/bluetoothd being the site of the problem.

I had this same annoyance a year of so ago, but it stopped. I don't remember if I did something to cure it, or if it just quit by itself. Does anyone have any idea what I could do to cure it?

[xeno74]

Hi Kilaueabart,

Wart Hog Matt answered your question via Facebook Messanger today.

answer for hyperion forum question from kilaueabart. It's apport causing it. To kill that cpu eating crash reporter do this: sudo nano /etc/default/apport and change: enabled=1 to enabled=0. Change will take effect after reboot. Or to kill it without rebooting: sudo service apport stop

Cheers,
Christian