I have a new laptop now but just to verify this bug I fired up my old
laptop, upgraded to 13.04 and the bug still exists for me as well. This
is on the same machine I used when I originally reported this bug. One
aspect of this that is 100% reproducible now is that when the external
monitor is
Could someone post the complete url to drm-intel-next? I found something
but it did not contain commit 21ad833075801a7cd81b5ef1604ffc6c600e5ff9 and
I want to be sure I am testing the right kernel.
On Wed, Feb 20, 2013 at 6:35 AM, Chris Wilson ch...@chris-wilson.co.ukwrote:
Can you please try
Keith McClelland (zismylaptop) confirms this bug still persists in
3.8-rc5
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I installed kernel v3.8-rc2 and rebooted. I noticed one difference right
away. I could suspend and resume without crashing. Before that was a
guaranteed crash (black screen on resume, keyboard dead). But then just
minutes after the successful resume I got the dialog box saying an
internal
I should add that I cannot mark this as Confirmed since I am the
original poster. It is up to someone else (Keith?) to confirm this
using v3.8-rc2.
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I believe your focus on the Intel driver is correct. I originally had
problems with 12.04 and it just got worse with 12.10. I believe it is
the same problem discussed here:
http://linux.slashdot.org/story/12/09/20/1245240/stubborn-intel-
graphics-bug-haunts-ubuntu-1204
If I had it to do over
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I can run all day without problems if I boot up using just the laptop
screen, but using an external monitor to extend the viewing area I get a
crash after about an hour or two of use, 100% guaranteed. It seems
completely random. I was getting similar crashes in 12.04 but
This bug appears to be fixed as of 2012-06-02. I have not run any
Ubuntu updates for a week so I'm not sure which update fixed it but
there were over 100 files updated when I checked this weekend and after
that update it seems to work.
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I followed those instructions and my computer is affected by what is
described there. That is, I can see the Headphone Output appear and
disappear from the list of outputs as I plug it in and unplug it. Likewise
with the mic and list of inputs. I've noticed this since installing 12.04
and I
I forgot to mention that the work-around described in bug 946232 did not
apply to me since there were no lines contain required-any which were not
already commented out in the file mentioned. So that did not fix my
problem.
On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 3:52 AM, Dave Lentz
Public bug reported:
After runing the latest update this morning I no loger have sound on my
Dell laptop (Inspiron E1705). My sound control panel used to show the
sound output choices of Digital Output(S/PDIF) and Analog Output but
after the upddate it just shows Digital Output(S/PDIF) .
These
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After runing the latest update this morning I no loger have sound on my
Dell laptop (Inspiron E1705). My sound control panel used to show the
sound output choices of Digital Output(S/PDIF) and Analog
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This is no longer an issue for me in Ubuntu 11.04, my DVI monitor is now
recognized. As an added bonus, if I have the main screen set to the
external monitor and I unplug it from my laptop, the main screen shifts
back to my laptop without bothering with the control panel. And if I
plug it back
This bug is still present in Lucid. The output from xrandr is slightly
different but it still does not see the DVI input of this monitor.
Below is the xrandr output for the two cases connected as a VGA monitor
and as a DVI monitor.
This is xrandr output while connected to the VGA input, DVI
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Requested files are attached. I have no xorg.conf file (and have not edited
it, apparently).
Mike
On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 5:14 AM, Bryce Harrington br...@bryceharrington.org
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Hi mikesmithv,
Please attach the output of `lspci -vvnn` and `dmesg`, and attach your
/var/log/Xorg.0.log
Ubuntu 9.10 has the same bug. I performed a fresh install (meaning not
on top of 9.04).
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I just tried another monitor (DVI) and it worked fine in all modes. So
the problem seems to be that certain monitors are not recognized as a
DVI device. The monitor which is not recognized is a Dell SE198WFP flat
panel LCD monitor.
Another curious thing is that xrandr occasionally reports more
I am having the exact same problem with a Dell Inspiron E1705. The
external DVI monitor will not work since upgrading to 9.10. My Dell has
the same Intel Graphics controller as the MacBook and xrandr reports
the DVI is disconnected when it is actually plugged in, just as reported
by the MacBook
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On the site http://slashdot.org/ scroll by clicking repeatedly on the
down-arrow of the vertical scrollbar. Every day somewhere around the
middle it will jump several articles with one click. It seems to be
related to certain
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox-3.0
On the site http://slashdot.org/ scroll by clicking repeatedly on the
down-arrow of the vertical scrollbar. Every day somewhere around the
middle it will jump several articles with one click. It seems to be
related to certain ad's going by
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Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 9.04 final running on a Dell E1705 laptop with Intel Mobil 945GM
(rev 3) video.
I have an external monitor which can accept either VGA or DVI. The
monitor has the same resolution as my laptop, 1400X900. If I use DVI
Ubuntu report the monitor as unknown and the
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