Thanks Carlos Reig!
Either I didn't see that last time I visited the Debugging page, or it
has been added recently.
Anyway, the solution in comment #25 worked for me.
So... it looks like something like this needs to get into Ubuntu by
default for this laptop. I have no idea how that would be acc
I was testing some other issues today and tested this one as well.
I am currrently running Ubuntu 13.10 Saucy with kernel 3.11.0-15-generic
I can confirm that this problem still exists:
- The fn F6/F7 hot keys for brightness show the light bulb and slider but have
no effect on screen brightness
I am happy to report that in Ubuntu 13.10, running kernel
3.11.0-15-generic, this issue has gone away, presumably because the
changes in the upstream kernel I had been using for a while got into the
Ubuntu kernel that is currently installed. I had been running an
unsupported kernel for a while and
I don't see how this bug can be tested using this method. Can someone
please add the bug-stop-nagging tag? I do not think I have permission to
do that.
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Unfortunately, due to bug #1257817 I am unable to test Ubuntu ISO images, as of
30 days ago anyway, because I cannot boot off a USB stick with an Ubuntu ISO
image on it.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1257817
So, please let me know if there is something else you would like
Back in August 20, I downloaded the daily build and had the same
problem. I think that would have been Saucy (pre-release). If you can
point me to other specific ISO images you'd like me to try, I'd be happy
to do so.
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Public bug reported:
Somehow (and I cannot remember what was involved), after purchasing this laptop
[Toshiba Portege Z935-ST4N03]
in June of 2013, I was able to install Ubuntu from a USB drive, and have set up
a dual-boot system with Windows 8 and Ubuntu.
However, in testing of another bug
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Good idea. I reported the boot issue at:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1257817
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Title:
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Oh, and I just tried it in the other two USB ports on the laptop. Same
result in all 3. (I believe that one of the ports is USB-3 and the other
are USB-2, so I thought it was possible that would make a difference.)
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A few more notes:
a) This USB stick does boot when I use it in my desktop machine. It just
doesn't boot in the Toshiba laptop.
b) I used a digital camera to record a video of the bootup, and was able
to see the error message. I have attached a screen shot from a freeze
frame (wow, that was harder
OK, I downloaded the ISO from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-
live/current/ labeled
trusty-desktop-amd64.iso 03-Dec-2013 07:49 884M Desktop
image for 64-bit PC (AMD64) computers (standard download)
and used the Startup Disk Creator utility on my desktop machine (which
is running the
As I noted back in August, I am unable to boot this laptop from a USB
stick ISO image of Ubuntu. See comment #5. So I cannot easily test with
the new release to see if it will be fixed.
Do you have just a kernel that I can download and test with? I realize
it won't be a perfect test, but it might
Can I ask here (sorry if inappropriate forum!) -- do you think it is
safe to just continue to use the kernel that I downloaded for general
purposes? I see that it was built for Saucy and I'm on Raring, but it
does appear (at first glance anyway) to work. Thoughts?
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I downloaded the AMD 64 ISO image from http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-
live/current/ and used the Startup Disk Creator utility to make a
bootalbe USB stick. Then I hit F12 on bootup, went into setup, and made
sure the USB stick was first in the bootup order. Then I tried several
times to boot off
I would just like to add that I followed the instructions on
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKernelSuspendHibernateResume
in the section "Suspending from text mode".
Meaning that I booted with no_console_suspend, went into VT1, and did
sudo pm-suspend. The laptop suspended and resumed with no tr
Public bug reported:
After suspending my Toshiba Portege Z935-ST4N03 laptop once and
resuming, I am unable to suspend the second time. When I attempt a
second suspend, the suspend does not complete.
I have tried to suspend via right-clicking on the Power Manager applet, and I
also tried (as sugg
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