I can confirm this issue, but I think it is a BIOS problem. I updated my
bios from A08 to A10 using the guide at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DellBIOS#Upgrading_with_a_FreeDOS_USB_drive .
Since then, the issue did not re-appear.
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Status: Expired => Confirmed
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Title:
[Dell XPS 8700] USB mouse and keyboard unresponsive after
@Dennis: I guess that is a different issue. With the problem describe
here, you would not even get a console or a blinking cursor, but just a
black screen. I am afraid your problem lies elsewhere.
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Great, that one works just fine! Thanks!
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Title:
Black screen on primary display on linux 3.11.x Asus UX31a
Status in “linux” packa
That one works for me. Thanks!
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Title:
Installation, Live and Check disc do not start on Asus ZenBook Prime
UX31A
Status in “linu
Tested, but unfortunately does not solve the issue.
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Title:
Black screen on primary display on linux 3.11.x Asus UX31a
Status in “l
Thanks for the test packages! But unfortunately, I experience the very
same behavior as Timo.
I am afraid currently I am not able to create an upstream report. Maybe
someone else can step in?
Regareds,
Frederik
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There is another bug report regarding the saucy black screen issue:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1237843
Since this bug is marked as affecting saucy and raring, I guess that it
covers two separate issues: The SecureBoot issue that also affects
raring, and the black screen i
I experienced the same bug after an upgrade from raring to saucy with
the same model. I just tested the upstream kernel, but the same bug
seems to exist there. I added the corresponding tag.
I can work around the issue by booting into the raring kernel
(3.8.0-31), which was still installed after t
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