At last tried it myself and - with NVidia proprietary driver back installed -
problem is present. The solution i've got seems not working for me neither.
So i suppose it does work in some cases - but is not (and shouldn't be treated
as) solving the issue for everyone.
For now i don't have NVidia
Lads - this is NOT my solution, just found it browsing other potential sources.
It comes from polish Ubuntu forum. Topic was closed so i presumed they've
sorted it out.
I'm so glad it works, soon will try on my own XPS M1530.
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Hi again, just by accident found on some foreign ubuntu forum solution that
might be checked out; i have to leave right now so cannot play with it - but if
someone wants, feel free to try.
They say it's acpi issue and it has to be switched on in GRUB
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="acpi=on"
sudo update-grub
In my case - uninstalling all proprietary NVidia drivers solved the problem
(Dell XPS M1530) but have to put up with rather crappy graphic; SMPlayer
doesn't work and launcher & icons pretty big (it can be fixed though) - but at
least system shuts down no problem and it was the aim.
We just have
