14.04 has the same issue. I've since installed arch on a separate LV, and
I'm intending on switching to it as soon as it get it with all the software
and whatnot installed.
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I haven't experienced it. Are you running any graphics kernel modules, such
as the NVIDIA or AMD proprietary drivers? What version of Ubuntu are you
on? I recall that such a bug used to exist in the Intel Graphics Stack for
Ivy Bridge GPUs, but it has since been fixed. I'm not quite sure which
The patched dsdt is actually not guaranteed to work. I've had instances
where it didn't. That patch attempts to fix what's seems to be a race
condition by adding a delay to the relevant function. But with all timing
workarounds, it won't always work. The kernel patch will always work,
because
You want to upgrade your linux packages. Run sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
for the upgrades to run. You should see a version with a ppa1 suffix in
the output.
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I'm not sure about DKMS, but if you don't have any special kernel modules
like Virtualbox or proprietary NVIDIA drivers, you should be okay. No new
entry should appear in grub.
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I may have come across a workaround. After diff-ing the Arch and Ubuntu
kernel configs (the only true difference as the Ubuntu mainline series
is impacted as well), I found that Arch compiles ACPI battery support as
a module, while Ubuntu has it built-in. The difference seems to manifest
in the
It affects all Linux-based OSes. It is a bug in the upstream kernel itself.
I've tried Fedora, Arch, and even an LFS.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1093217
Title:
The issue has been confirmed as not fixed, even in 3.12-rc2. See the linked
entry on the kernel bug tracker.
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We are. The infinite loop only happens occassionally with the new 3.12-rc2
kernel, as opposed to almost every time with the previous kernels.
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** Summary changed:
- Ubuntu 12.04/12.10/13.04 10-20min boot delay (From 3.2.0.29-3.8.0.19)
[Lenovo IdeaPad Z580]
+ Ubuntu 12.04/12.10/13.04 10-20min boot delay (From 3.2.0.29-3.12-rc2)
[Lenovo IdeaPad Z580]
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Lv Zheng from Intel reported on the Kernel Bug Tracker that a fix may be
available. I've tested using the 3.12-rc2 kernel from the Ubuntu
mainline PPA with good results, but additional testing is needed before
I can report back that it fixes the problem. See his comment reproduced
below:
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