edit to post #10: my problem was the same as in original posting - just
to avoid confusion
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[drm:uvd_v1_0_start [radeon]] *ERROR* UVD not
I can confirm that reverting to linux-firmware:amd64=1.173.12 with
kernel 5.3.0-40-generic on Xubuntu 18.04.4 solved my problem.
Workaround with kernel parameter "radeon.modeset=0
rd.driver.blacklist=radeon" removed error messages but caused fan to
work constantly when watching e. g. youtube in ch
I just managed to get the 4.4.0-24-generic kernel to a proper suspend
and resume for several times. As mentioned in the several bugs reported
here, it seems to affect users with Intel/ATI hybrid graphics.
I disabled the ATI part by editing /etc/default/grub line to:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="qu
I just managed to get the 4.4.0-24-generic kernel to a proper suspend
and resume for several times. As mentioned in the several bugs reported
here, it seems to affect users with Intel/ATI hybrid graphics.
I disabled the ATI part by editing /etc/default/grub line to:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="qu
Turning off "Lock screen" option when suspending worked for me, but I'll
try Aarons fix, too. This is more secure ;)
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Title:
Mouse cursor lost wh
Same effect here as you described (Samsung Ativbook 7 730U3E with
Intel/ATI graphic). Xubuntu 15.10 with all the updates worked. After
upgrading to 16.04 suspend stopped working.
Due to some issues with systemd during the upgrade I did a fresh install
of 16.04 Xubuntu but ran into the same suspend
Same effect on my Samsung Ativ Book 7 (intel i7 intel/ati hybrid)
neither radeon, nor fglrx is working. Kernels 3.13.0-37, 3.16.0-23/24
don't work. Everything worked unter Xubuntu 14.04 (under 14.04
acpi_backlight=vendor even turned on brightness sensor) Under 14.10 ONLY
brightness sensor works and
I can confirm this. CopyAgent stopped to display its menu properly when
upgraded to Trusty. In saucy I used the "other" notification plugin
where CopyAgent worked properly.
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Another Laptop here (Samsung Ativ Book 7 - type: 730U3E-X04DE). It's not
on the list of hardware known to brick in UEFI mode. So I installed it
in UEFI mode. Samsung-laptop is not loaded here as well so some minimal
things are not working properly (keyboard illumination, fan-control,
WiFi switch).
Affects me too. Still occuring on a brand new 13.10 xubuntu
installation. Please turn off debug (=0), as mentioned above, by
default. Or even better: please provide a fix.
Turning off debug would at least preventing the system from gettin
unusable due to a full / partition...
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Hard to tell if it's the same effect as in original posting, but the
description of Reid Kaufman, Nate Wiebe fits best.
Good and smooth desktop performance only moving windows around is like
slow-mo. Windows lagging behind mouse cursor when being moved about 1-2
seconds (resizing as well) - smooth
Me too. /dev/sda {option, ...} blocks have no effect. Setting hdparm -B
... in /etc/rc.local doesn't do it neither. Unchecking "Park harddisk"
in the Gnome energy settings is being ignored as well. Only sudo hdparm
in terminal after login works. Was no problem in 9.10. Effect on two
note-/netbooks
addition to comment #36:
updated from 9.10 karmic (and still use grub legacy if this should
affect boottime)
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fsck progress stalls at boot, plymouthd/mountall eats CPU
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/571707
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Just investigating on the long time fsck during boot on my netbook with
ubuntu 10.04 (around 15 minutes)
I want to confirm, but can't give you hwinfo output, as I'm not @home
right now.
It's a Samsung NC10 Netbook on Atom platform with Intel Video.
Maybe somebody else can supply additional inform
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