Public bug reported:
Testing Kubuntu and Ubuntu 13.10 Alpha 1 and then Alpha 2 has given the
same results, as soon as I try and wake up my PC I get a screen filled
with speckly black and white rectangles instead of a usable desktop,
then the mouse cursor will jitter worse and worse until it crashes
fully, I am unable to even access bash after waking up my PC.
I run an Intel 3000HD on chip (Intel i5) and a PCI-E GTX 470 nVidia card
(ASUS Desktop Board), the same happens for me using the Live Desktop
from USB or the installed OS (I've not tried the closed source drivers
as I don't want to use them).
This bug never used to occurred in Kubuntu/Ubuntu 13.04 Final, although
I had to make a script disable my USB devices or the PC would wake up
straight away and not stay asleep (which has been fixed in this new
version) - One of the most important things is that my PC sleep and wake
up quickly when I need it.
I think it's a conflict of having the on chip GFX and the PCI-E enabled,
but I can not disable the on chip GFX and I really should have to, it
may not be this causing problems, but I do hope this is fixed by the
final as I really want to be using Linux again. As Ubuntu is meant to be
using MIR instead of xORG I reported this as Unknown, but I suspect it's
a kernel issue and not related to the Display Manager at all.
** Affects: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: 13.10 crash display sleep suspend wakeup
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1206291
Title:
Video Crashes on Resume from Sleep/Suspend
Status in “xorg-server” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Testing Kubuntu and Ubuntu 13.10 Alpha 1 and then Alpha 2 has given
the same results, as soon as I try and wake up my PC I get a screen
filled with speckly black and white rectangles instead of a usable
desktop, then the mouse cursor will jitter worse and worse until it
crashes fully, I am unable to even access bash after waking up my PC.
I run an Intel 3000HD on chip (Intel i5) and a PCI-E GTX 470 nVidia
card (ASUS Desktop Board), the same happens for me using the Live
Desktop from USB or the installed OS (I've not tried the closed source
drivers as I don't want to use them).
This bug never used to occurred in Kubuntu/Ubuntu 13.04 Final,
although I had to make a script disable my USB devices or the PC would
wake up straight away and not stay asleep (which has been fixed in
this new version) - One of the most important things is that my PC
sleep and wake up quickly when I need it.
I think it's a conflict of having the on chip GFX and the PCI-E
enabled, but I can not disable the on chip GFX and I really should
have to, it may not be this causing problems, but I do hope this is
fixed by the final as I really want to be using Linux again. As Ubuntu
is meant to be using MIR instead of xORG I reported this as Unknown,
but I suspect it's a kernel issue and not related to the Display
Manager at all.
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