I managed to capture a dmesg running off the live USB. Similar to what
was in the video, same ISO image.
** Attachment added: dmesg log from Ubuntu 14.10 daily ISO booting and
crashing
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1349679/+attachment/4167124/+files/dmesg.txt
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** Attachment added: Error after lightdm crashes
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1349679/+attachment/4166367/+files/vlcsnap-2014-07-30-23h10m40s76.png
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Ok, I tested with a fresh ISO from:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-desktop-next/daily-live/current/
downloaded a few hours ago. Booting off of a USB flash drive, it does
successfully leave the screen on, set video mode to 1920x1080, and have
a working framebuffer console. Unfortunately, it
I will do this tonight when I get a chance. I was able to ssh into the
machine even with the screen blanked so I should be able to pull logs
from it.
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Public bug reported:
After upgrading my laptop to the 14.10 alpha release, I no longer get
any display after booting past GRUB. I select Ubuntu from the GRUB menu
and then the display shuts completely off (including backlight) and
remains off until I hard-reset the machine. It does appear to
This is a deal breaker for me, I love Ubuntu but when it becomes too
commercialized for its own good and starts spying on its users I can no
longer run it with pride. I've switched my desktop over to Linux Mint
which has no such privacy concerns. If you think this is a good move,
think again,
I just bought a Pavilion dv6z-7000 with Beats Audio speakers (AMD A10,
8GB RAM, 7730M GPU) and it is doing the same thing under Ubuntu 12.04.
When I connect the headphones (using the 'ref' option) the subwoofer
does not turn off (it keeps playing bass frequencies even after the main
speakers and
I agree, it depends on your network definitely. When I first submitted
this bug, I was at school (Missouri ST) but now I graduated and moved,
have not had the problem on my home connection or any other non-school
connection. It might have to do with proxy systems but if we had one at
school it
I'm having this same bug on the ARM port of Ubuntu. I have
LEGACY_PTYS=y, LEGACY_PTY_COUNT=256, and UNIX98_PTYS=y on my custom
2.6.35 kernel (this is for the HP TouchPad tablet computer btw) and
after the system is booted there are /dev/ptmx, /dev/pts, and /dev/ptyXX
entries in the system. I get
Has anyone found a way around this bug? It's become increasingly
annoying and appears that the pycurl (or GNUTLS packages used by pycurl)
bugs are affecting several other programs as well. For instance,
running an SVN or Git checkout over HTTPS fails, trying to curl or wget
a file over HTTPS
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