I've seen the same on Ubuntu 22.04.3, kernel 6.5.0-25-generic, desktop
AMD 5700G:
[110978.115995] thermal thermal_zone2: failed to read out thermal zone (-61)
[110978.116002] PM: suspend exit
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Even 5.10 series is affected. I'm on 20.04 and was installing 5.10
series. Now I'm stuck on 5.10.32 because 5.10.33 requires new version of
libc6.
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I'm using the X-Swat PPA
(https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/ubuntu/updates) with mesa
17.2.3-0ubuntu0~16.04.0. Should I purge it in order to receive the fix?
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Well, to be honest, it was your tip about the dpms that I followed!
Thanks!
I just made a bit different: I've added a line to the xset call in the
pulseaudio startup script (the sleep call was not required, just the
xset one). Details here: https://askubuntu.com/a/969935/138621
And now sound is
@Olivier, I installed a Win10 yesterday with no activation key, and ran
the upgrader tool in a old HDMI TV, and the upgrader said it cannot
upgrade (according the PDF is because my TV is not HDMI 2).
Anyway, I ran a workaround: edited pulseaudio config to power off the
display for 1 second and my
The Intel firmware upgrade is intended only for HDMI 2.0 displays. And,
interestingly, you can install it only if NUC is attached to a HDMI 2.0
device.
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