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Title:
System freezes unless mouse/keyboard constantly used
To manage
I have AMILO Pi 2540 laptop
With Intel T2398 (http://ark.intel.com/products/35153/Intel-Pentium-
Processor-T2390-1M-Cache-1_86-GHz-533-MHz-FSB), my system worked
perfectly.
After upgrading to Intel T8100 (http://ark.intel.com/products/33916
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I don't know if these are any help, there is no error messages anywhere.
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btw processor.max_cstate=1 seem to work too. I did not give much uptime
to that. I'm not sure which is better solution.
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Michael Mulqueen, thank you for reporting this and helping make Ubuntu better.
Maverick reached EOL on April 10, 2012.
Please see this document for currently supported Ubuntu releases:
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We were wondering if this is still an issue in a supported release? If
so, can
I had this on a fresh install of Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric) on an Acer
Travelmate 230. Problem exists after installing updates. Seems similar
to bug #646638 (as someone noticed there), #657990 and #638434. Perhaps
they should be marked as duplicates?
Adding dmesg, in case someone wants it.
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Adding nolapic_timer to boot params did NOT fix the problem for me.
Just nolapic worked.
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Sorry for spamming, but perhaps it's better for this bug if I get it
right. Actually nolapic wasn't completely stable either. My system
eventually locked/froze completely.
I did cat
/sys/devices/system/clocksource/clocksource0/available_clocksource
and the only available is acpi_pm, which I
I've been having this problem. I'm on a dual-booting system (Sony VAIO
VGN-SR16GN) and oddly this doesn't affect my normal Ubuntu distribution,
but the same version (10.10) installed as a server setup had this issue.
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Ubuntu Maverick (up-to-date with latest packages as
Had exactly the same problem with freezing Lenovo S12 on Atom and Intel
graphics. Tried Ubuntu NR, Kubuntu 10.10, Slax and OpenGeu - behaviour is
nearly the same.
Today tried to add nolapic_timer on Mint 10 - works great! no freezes noticed
on boot or regular jobs.
Next, will install Kubuntu
Following this advice (also shown earlier in this thread) I've been happy
with my Ideapad S12:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IdeaPadS/Fixes
On Fri, Dec 17, 2010 at 6:30 PM, Oleksandr Yefremov
643...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
Had exactly the same problem with freezing Lenovo S12 on Atom
This is fixed for me in the latest rc of 2.6.37, I created a .deb file
but it's rather large..
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@Michael: Sorry for keeping you for so long.
Setting nolapic on the ASUS notebook did not help (it made the machine boot
into a black screen and hang). The option nohz=off, however, works. What is
this option?
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@Rüdiger, I don't really understand it enough to explain it, but I
understand the general gist of it. This bug is related to the way that
the kernel keeps time. The way the kernel used to work (by default)
was by ticking. The new way is tickless. nohz=on is tickless, nohz=off
is tickful. I won't
still present on natty live cd on a lenovo S12 (intel version)
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I ran into this yesterday on Kubuntu 10.10 running the generic kernel.
Adding nolapic_timer to the boot arguments does not help at all,
additionally the grub splashscreen does not appear. Any information or
testing I can do to help troubleshoot it?
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I confirm this problem on an ASUS Notebook. It behaves exactly as described in
#1. Something stops basically all processing until the mouse is moved or any
key hit. I find myself hitting Shift constantly just to keep things going.
I confirm that it's very unspecific and seems to affect
@Rüdiger, have you tried my workaround as mentioned in the above
comments? If so, did it work? Also, are you experiencing any problems
with wireless networking, because I am and I'm wondering whether there
is any connection between this bug and it.
Regards,
Mike (original submitter)
2010/11/6
I have exactly the same problem, I use 10.10 but i run the same issue in
previous versions. Any idea on how to solve it?
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@Aaron, Have you tried the nolapic_timer workaround as described in my
post on September 22nd, 2010?
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on my S12 this has got much worse on maverick (compared with lucid). the
nolapic_timer works around it.
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think this is also the same as http://lkml.org/lkml/2010/10/10/94 and
bug #646638
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Another report from a Lenovo S12.
What I've noticed regarding this bug is that it isn't new to Maverick.
In previous versions, mostly when I've first upgraded, the boot won't
continue unless I bump the mouse or hit the shift key. Then I'll see
the hard drive go for a bit. Another bump, I get a
setting the clock to show seconds also makes it quite obvious.
there is another report at
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9954714 it says that
clocksource=jiffies as a boot arg fixes it
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Well we solved our problem.
1. Added Nvidia 4000mx graphics card with drivers from nvidia website.
This made things run faster and minimized the problem. Saw it once and
hour rather then every 3 minutes.
2. Replaced the CPU with an Intel E5400 (from the Celeron P4 that was in
there)
The new
I've found a workaround. I did a lot of searching, looking for similar
problems and then tried about 15 different things, 2 worked.
If you use the kernel flag nolapic_timer, the problem goes away. A
proper solution still needs to be found though. The kernel flag
nohz=off also works, but it
@G M Carter, how were you going to disable i915? Simply blacklisting
it didn't work for me. I'm up for trying almost anything that will
help tie this problem down.
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removed and blacklisted but no help.
I'm having my father bring the system here. I'm going to start
replacing components and see what happens.
Won't be for a few days though.
On 21/09/10 01:02 PM, Michael Mulqueen wrote:
@G M Carter, how were you going to disable i915? Simply blacklisting
Update: I have just tried the earliest version of 2.6.35 that I have,
which is 2.6.35-19, and I can confirm that it exists there too and is
just as bad.
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I actually have the same problem in Fedora 13. Except my system boots
all the way and allows for login. But every so often (with increasing
frequency) the system freezes. To get it back hit CTRL-ALT or something
and it return. Might not be the same problem but sounds similar.
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Definitely sounds familiar. When this problem was happening to me but
was less severe, I was doing the pretty much the same.
Do you know whether this has been reported upstream to the kernel
developers?
I will contact the company that I bought my notebook from, they sell a
lot of linux devices
No I haven't reported it.
I was taking this from the angle of a hardware problem. I have two of
these computers. The only differences, one I put in a Nvidia Card (to
get dual monitor support), and CPUs are different.
The problem computers is using the on-board intel graphics card. I've
Right, just came back to my computer after leaving it idle for a
while, looked at the time on it, thought that it couldn't be right,
looked at my phone, knew it wasn't right. Ran ntpdate-debian to fix it
and to be sure. It was _40 minutes_ out. That shows that this isn't
just cosmetic. This is
I was running this on my system. I was hoping to catch something
happening just before the freeze.
nohup top -b -i -d 5 -c /var/log/cf_top.log
nohup vmstat 5 -t /var/log/cf_vmstat.log
Might help you debug the issue. Just remember if you leave them running
it will fill up your hard drive.
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