Thanks Juerg! Any idea when 6.11 HWE might come out? And would that
have been tested to work with 24.04?
I've also heard that 24.04.2, out in mid-Feb., will come with kernel
6.11.
And, as alternatives, I could either install 6.11 manually (risk: might
have bugs with 24.04) or use the software p
Thanks Juerg! Any idea when 6.11 HWE might come out? And would that
have been tested to work with 24.04?
I've also heard that 24.04.2, out in mid-Feb., will come with kernel
6.11.
And, as alternatives, I could either install 6.11 manually (risk: might
have bugs with 24.04) or use the software p
Public bug reported:
Whenever I boot, the following error message always appears in dmesg,
suggesting an issue with Bluetooth, likely with initializing the
bluetooth adapter:
[ 54.902144] Bluetooth: hci0: Opcode 0x0c03 failed: -16
When I try to enable bluetooth in System Settings, nothing happ
Hi again: So, I tried both with restored default bios settings and
default factory setting. The kworker process is still going at over
85%. I can turn it off w/ echo "disable" >
/sys/firmware/acpi/interrupts/gpe6F in both cases.
One odd thing I noticed. With the default settings, I have two de
Hmm, I think the main bios change is that I have safe mode turned off
(at least in part because of that unsigned module). I'll see what I can
do the next time I restart the system.
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Thanks Kai-Heng.
Unfortunately, my system wouldn't boot with v4.13. I installed the
following kernel-related files:
linux-headers-4.13.16-041316_4.13.16-041316.201711240901_all.deb
linux-headers-4.13.16-041316-generic_4.13.16-041316.201711240901_amd64.deb
linux-image-4.13.16-041316-generic_4.13.
I've updated the BIOS for my system. It did not solve the issue.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1799235
Title:
kworker process starts at 85% of cpu and stays there
To manage notific
I should add that I issued the following last night:
echo "enable" > /sys/firmware/acpi/interrupts/gpe6F
And then tried to shut down my system. After 8 minutes, the system had
not shut down, so I did so manually. Either the interrupts from the bug
are preventing the shutdown or this is a separa
I've now tested with 4.19-rc8. The kworker process remains at about 65%
continuously. Not quite sure how to mark this as confirmed, but will
try.
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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The issue began after a fresh system install on a new computer.
Admittedly, the first system I installed was Qubes, with Fedora (24 I
believe). When I decided Qubes wasn't adequate for my needs, I wiped
the system (reformatted using gparted) and installed the latest Ubuntu
(as of a month ago). Th
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu starts, w/ /sbin/init, a kworker process that never stops running
below 85%:
pb@pb-tower:~/Downloads$ ps -elf
F S UIDPID PPID C PRI NI ADDR SZ WCHAN STIME TTY TIME CMD
4 S root 1 0 0 80 0 - 56471 - 18:30 ?00:00:01
/sbi
I did some more experimentation. I did not get any system freezes when
I shifted down to kernel 4.8 from 4.10, where I got a lot of freezes.
In kernel 4.8 I get the same output when I run sudo systemctl status
gpu-manager.service as I reported for kernel 4.10 above. This might
indicate that this
I may have a similar problem in 17.04 (to which I just upgraded). When
I try to play a video game, the computer completely freezes anywhere
from 30 seconds to 40 minutes after I start. It's done so repeatedly
and only when playing this game. I see very little by way of errors in
my logs, but I d
Public bug reported:
I recently upgraded to the xenial LTS hardware enablement stack for
14.04. Wily was working like a charm. Now, periodically my system
freezes. My mouse stops working (doesn't even get power), keyboard is
unresponsive (though it is getting power, as indicated when I switch m
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