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After a very recent update most
I can confirm @cmmrandau findings. mutter 45.0-3ubuntu 3 does not fix
the bug but Martin's workaround works for me.
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I can confirm @cmmrandau findings. mutter 45.0-3ubuntu 3 does not fix
the bug but Martin's workaround works for me.
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I am still having this problem on a Dell XPS 9360 running Ubuntu 21.04.
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Processor turbo dsiabled/throttled after suspend
Same problem and same solution as OP in a Dell XPS 9360 on Ubuntu 20.04.
It is a regression coming from 19.10.
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Dell XPS
Sorry I didn't answer before. The script by @rasch seems to have solved
the issue for me. I didn't have any problem with WiFi since using it
almost two weeks ago.
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Thanks for the workaround @rasch, I'll try it.
One question, I don't have a "/lib/systemd/systemd-sleep/" folder. Maybe it is
"/lib/systemd/system-sleep/"?
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Suffering from this bug in a Dell XPS 9360 with Killer WiFi. It happened
in 18.10 and still happens in 19.04. :/
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Missing
I am sorry Joseph.
An update to my laptop's BIOS completely borked my Ubuntu 17.10
installation and I had to upgrade to Ubuntu 18.04 dev.
I don't think I can test the new kernel :/
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I ended up updating to Ubuntu 18.04 dev. An update to the BIOS of my
laptop made it completely unstable to the point of not booting most of
the time. Ubuntu 18.04 seems to work fine so far.
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Tested the new kernel. It still has the bug.
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Ubuntu hangs shortly after booting with kernel 4.13.0-36
Status in linux
Maybe we are facing different bugs. In my case, it does boot, but it
hangs shortly after. If I hurry, I am even able to log in to the
desktop.
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Joseph, the bisected kernel (4.13.0-33) seems to have the bug. It hangs
my laptop just as 4.13.0-36
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Title:
Ubuntu hangs shortly
Public bug reported:
After upgrading to linux 4.13.0-36 my laptop hangs shortly after
booting, even before logging in to the desktop. It starts with the
interface being unresponsive but the mouse cursor moving, and shortly
after that the mouse cursor also hangs intermittently and then
Hi.
I am having the same problem as amaguran on an HP Envy 14 (2010) after
upgrading to 4.2.0-30 on Ubuntu 14.04. The vivid branch of the kernel
works fine though.
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Same problem on an Envy 14 2010 after upgrading to 4.2.0-30
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Title:
Hard lockup on HP ENVY 13
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
The bug is present in the last upstream kernel. Tagging this bug a such.
Thank you!
** Tags added: kernel-bug-exists-upstream
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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I have a HP Envy 14 laptop with a Intel Ironlake / AMD 5650m switchable
graphics.
It is correctly detected and configured as such using
PRIME/runpm/vgaswitcheroo dynamic GPU switching and I can successfully
use both GPUs. By default, the Integrated GPU is used to do OpenGL
In my case, I am using Saucy exclusively in my laptop. So, I don't need
a backport. But, if this is a widespread problem, maybe is a good idea
for other people that may be suffering it in Precise (although, 14.04 is
getting closer).
I don't have a Precise installation anymore and, given that it
Christopher, my notebook is HP ENVY 14-1095LA.
However, this bug is solved in kernels 3.11 and upwards, so it is no
longer present in Ubuntu 13.10. I don't know about the new kernels in
12.04LTS though. If someone can test it, maybe this bug should be
closed.
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It is already reported upstream:
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=55311
There is patch that has recently been merged. Sorry I didn't post it
earlier.
** Bug watch added: Linux Kernel Bug Tracker #55311
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=55311
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