anonymous mouse, as per http://download.lenovo.com/express/ddfm.html an
update is available for your BIOS (2.54). If you update to this, does it
change anything?
If not, could you please both specify what happened, and provide the output of
the following terminal command:
sudo dmidecode -s
I am seeing a similar issue - total system freezes anywhere from once
every couple of weeks to a couple times a day. Haven't figured out any
specific way to cause the freeze, unfortunately. I have similar
hardware to you (Intel Ivy Bridge chipset and graphics [8086:0166]). I
can't recall having
Scott,
I'm using the 3.6 kernel, the generic one. I actually discovered that the
kernel I thought didn't have the problem (-35), did.
I still have no idea what caused the issue, and I'm no longer interested in
finding out (though I am interested in knowing). Not knowing how to trigger a
How long have you been running 3.6 without any freezes?
As for the software I was running, I don't remember 100% for sure, but
probably at least Firefox and a bunch of gnome-terminals. Possibly also
Emacs.
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On and off since before January, but definitely on only since about
January. The only difference I can think of in my usage habits is that
I'm not playing FreeCiv at all any more. Oh, and I'm leaving my computer
up, instead of suspending it, at night. But my uptime is measured in
days or weeks or
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On and off since before January, but definitely on only since about
January. The only difference I can think of in my usage habits is that
I'm not playing FreeCiv at all any more. Oh, and I'm leaving my computer
up, instead of suspending it, at
Whoops, it's back. So far I haven't had any problem with -35 like I
said. However, I updated to -36, and then, same day, had the system
freeze again (same symptoms, e.g. music repeating the same few
milliseconds).
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I can confirm that this no longer appears to be an issue in
'3.2.0-35-generic', which is what I'm currently running. However, it was
still an issue in the previous kernel ('3.2.0-34-generic' I think). I
have been running -35 for a while now, and it's not had any problem,
even with the heavy
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days.]
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Hi Joseph,
Unfortunately I had a number of problems with the RC1 kernel (sound stopping
working, apparently randomly, though my speakers, but working fine through
headphones, rebooting fixed the problem -- also a problem with the the 3.6
release; and problems booting being the main issues),
I can't be sure of course (as just because something hasn't happened
yet, doesn't mean it won't happen; and I don't know why the damn thing
happened in the first place so I can't reproduce the exact situation)
but it seems like the generic 3.6 kernel does not have the problem.
It seems to have
Doesn't appear to exist upstream in generic 3.6 kernel.
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I'd like to perform a reverse bisect to figure out which commit upstream
fixes this regression. It would be very helpful to know the last kernel
that had this issue and the first kernel that did not.
Can you test the following kernels and report back? We are looking for
the first kernel version
It happened again, this time after the system had gone to power saving
mode. I've now installed the newer 3.6 kernel ( and ma using it) and
will report back if there continues to be a problem.
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I'll have a go. In the mean time, here's some more info. System froze
twice yesterday, and I went and saved some logs. Here's what I wrote
yesterday with some syslog extracts:
1st time:
Again it froze. This time there was no wireless on. I was listening to music
again, and reading a man doc in a
Would it be possible for you to test the latest upstream kernel? Refer
to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds . Please test the latest
v3.6 kernel[0] (Not a kernel in the daily directory) and install both
the linux-image and linux-image-extra .deb packages.
Once you've tested the
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Did this issue start happening after an update/upgrade? Was there a
kernel version where you were not having this particular problem? This
will help determine if the problem you are seeing is the result of the
introduction of a regression, and when this regression was introduced.
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This is a new install on a new computer (older computer has 10.04 and
doesn't have the problem). I think it has happened virtually since I
installed this system in September. If I recall correctly (and my memory
maybe faulty), it happened once or twice in September. And at least
three times this
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