I am not sure whether it is ok to post here, but I have lately found
this github repo dedicated to making Ubuntu run on XPS 9560. It works
for Ubuntu 17.10 and 18.04 will be hopefully added as well. Many of us
have this laptop and the repo partly adresses the issues mentioned here
so I thought post
Hi. I am new to this forum. I have recently bought Dell XPS 15 9560 with
GTX 1050 graphic card. I am trying Ubuntu 18.04, but I can't find any
working nvidia driver. From ppa I tried 384, 390 as well as 396, each
installation results in black screen. If I uninstall nvidia driver,
laptop boots norma
Thanks Anikin. If I ever see you I will get You all the beers you can drink and
what ever you wont!
Works fine!
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ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.04
Package: xorg 1:7.7+1ubuntu4
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.8.0-8.17-generic 3.8.0
Uname: Linux 3.8.0-8-generic i686
NonfreeKernelModules: wl
ApportVersion: 2.8-0ubuntu4
Architecture: i386
CompizP
Ah, thanks, great! Now I see that the two patches from Comment #144 and
Comment #145 are included in 3.7.3. So I guess the real fix you're
talking about it the one from Comment #143.
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I can confirm I have not experienced the bug with drm-intel-next after
several days of testing. What's the procedure next? Are the patches
going to be backported to 3.7.x?
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Ping! ;-)
Sergey, can you commit any solution? Better get a fix than wait for ages
to be sure it's the best choice.
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Title:
Can'
Sorry, I'm not sure I can help. Be sure to run first
make-kpkg clean
so that the package is really built. But you'd better ask on Ubuntu IRC or
mailing lists.
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Not sure, but the docs say the .deb are created in the parent directory of the
current directory:
> Change to one directory level up (this is where the linux-image and
> linux-header .deb files were put)
>
>cd ..
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You didn't install the needed package from the Prerequisites section:
sudo apt-get install git-core kernel-package fakeroot build-essential
ncurses-dev
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That's because you need to build the kernel before installing it.
What happens if you follow the Ubuntu instructions? In particular, have you run
this?
CONCURRENCY_LEVEL=`getconf _NPROCESSORS_ONLN` fakeroot make-kpkg --initrd
--append-to-version=-custom kernel_image kernel_headers
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As the message says, you need to configure the kernel. See
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/GitKernelBuild
The simplest solution is to use the Ubuntu default configuration:
cp /boot/config-`uname -r` .config
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> Thanks, Chris. That's what 'bisect' means! :)
>
> Can you or anyone tell me how to 'download the source for both of those into a
> single git tree and recompile both'? I am willing to help further, but I
> don't
> have time to spend hours or days working out how to d
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** Changed in: vlc
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FWIW, you can install most kernels from Ubuntu packages here:
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
Even the packages marked as Maverick or Natty should more or less work
with Oneiric.
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> Thanks, Milan - yes, that info is worth a lot. :)
>
> So .. the Lucid version of Xorg correctly loads the 'intel' driver for kernel
> 2.6.32.28 (probably need to repeat test with the current Xorg?)
>
> It is likely (but to be confirmed)
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Could somebody report this to Intel developers? The mail sent to the
kernel mailing list seems to have been missed. You can file a bug to the
X.org bug tracker at
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=xorg
Feel free to paste a link to the mail, which has detailed information:
http://m
Could you make a choice at last? This bug is very annoying, and since
the solution is here, please decide fast about it. Thanks! ;-)
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Is XTerm still installed by default? If yes, then the solution is to
mark it as hidden - or to stop installing it by default.
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First X
Hm, "this bug only affects Plymouth": this is true for me, but
apparently not for the other reporters, so maybe it's more severe on
other "submodels" of dm4. Andrew, what is the exact reference of your
laptop? Can you also confirm again that the GDM login screen (where you
choose your user account)
>From the Fedora bug report:
> I have an HP Pavilion DM4-1060US. If I remove rhgb quiet from the boot line,
> it
> appears that the blank screen begins when the kernel initially configures the
> console framebuffer. Once the full X server starts via gdm, display is
> visible.
>
> Similar to Descr
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[Sorry for the silly title. ;-)]
The Intel driver in Maverick (2.12.0) is almost unusable for i915
because of redraw issues. Damaged areas don't seem to get repainted as
needed, which mostly happens with scrolling areas (web page
I tried to apply the patch mentioned in #11:
http://www.mail-archive.com/linuxwacom-de...@lists.sourceforge.net/msg00736.html
to the current version of linuxwaxom in Lucid and recompiled the deb package.
The buttons on my Intuos3 work, but the left and right touchpad not -
nothing happens and keys
Hmm, right, that explains why it's so badly written. This file doesn't appear
to be shipped with any package.
I was misled by bug 325706, where creating this file was a workaround.
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
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We don't need X.org logs and hardware information for that bug. :-)
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** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
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*** This bug is a security vulnerability ***
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Binary package hint: xorg
In Lucid (xserver-xorg1:7.5+5ubuntu1), /etc/dbus-1/system.d/xserver-
xorg.conf reads:
Seems to work here, but I don't think the bug is properly solved. The
problem is still the same: D-Bus configuration doesn't allow for more
than 3 X displays (:0, :1 and :2), so others will fail.
But maybe I'm missing something, because here Xephyr is on :11 and it
works...
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dicka: Personally, I've opened bug 553176 as I said above, since I'm
tracking this bug for quite a long time now. You may have a look there
and see whether that seems to be the same bug, but the best would be to
get Apport upload necessary information to a new report, and explain
there why you don'
Hmm, I wouldn't like to hijack your report. If other people can confirm
the new kernel fixed their crash here, we should just mark it as fixed
and continue with other reports. Seems the error message is very
generic, and may come from different bugs in the kernel. So, sorry, I'm
closing again. I'll
So let's reopen it for now, waiting for more informations from
developers...
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Robert: I've been able to reproduce the same kind of crash with the new
kernel 2.6.32-19. See bugs 553174 and 553176 - now I'm not sure that's
the very same bug. Should I keep them separate and meave this one as
fixed?
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intel_ba
See bug 553176 for the kernel oops that likely caused the X crash.
Especially: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/42769271/OopsText.txt
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You know, I've reproduced it with the Intel development branch of 2.6.33
too, so it's clearly not gone...
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You re
That's a very annoying bug I've been tracking for some time. I had
already reported it separately some time ago, and provided upstream with
some additional debugging information there. I really hope they are
going to investigate this further.
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Yes, the freeze still exists in Karmic, but it comes from another bug.
I'm marking this one as Fix Released for Linux, since a fix was released
via Intel X.org/Linux developers. I've continued tracking the problem
upstream, and you can have a look at
http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2697
Sure, that's really a trivial workaround on a desktop box...
$ sudo apt-get remove dbus
[...]
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 361 to remove and 2 not upgraded.
After this operation, 1173MB disk space will be freed.
Are you sure you're using Ubuntu? :D
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Sorry, you chose the wrong project. The bug is not in the gnome-system-
tools.
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: gst
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** Changed in: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Looks like a Sugar problem to me, since the errors come from Python, not
Xephyr. Please open a new report.
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I'm not sure were the real problem happens in your log. The (EE)
messages are not fatal IIRC, I've been seeing them in working
environments. But please report this separately, I'd even expect it to
be specific to Sugar.
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Are you sure it has entered mesa master? The comments only say the patch
is good, but no trace of inclusion. Please confirm so that we can give
that information upstream.
Anyway, I'm still seeing this bug, which is not the very same as the one
that has been fixed. Using mesa from xorg-edgers, 2009
Bryce: For the record, I'm using composited Metacity here, and also
seeing the bug.
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Just for memory, upstream's 'invalid' comes form the fact this bug is a
duplicate of a previous one that seems to have been fixed in kernel
2.6.30rc8.
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I'm seeing the same kind of symptoms too, and your observations fit
mine. I can note that I've seen that behavior for at least two weeks.
Jaunty, i915 GM, driver 2.7.99 from two days ago. Upstream asked me to
try with kernel 2.6.30rc8, which I'm doing now.
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OK, thanks, so now we're sure this is a bug in the proprietary NVIdia
driver. If the text problem is still occurring with the new proprietary
driver, you may want to report a new bug about that. It's best to go
directly to NVidia's bug tracker since Ubuntu developers don't have
access to the source
Again, please be a little more constructive. If you want to help us
making Ubuntu better, you have to understand that this kind of remark
won't get your problem fixed. Providing detailed information in well-
formed sentences will always give the developers more will to help you
than random complain
** Summary changed:
- Openoffice loses some icons and text under certain themes in Ubuntu 9.04
+ Some icons and text disappear in OpenOffice
** Changed in: nvidia-graphics-drivers-180 (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
** Attachment added: "Screenshot of the problem with Save/Discard chan
Installing drivers directly from NVidia is not the recommended way,
though it can help. Do you confirm the bug has completely disappeared
with the version 180.51 of the driver? So I'm opening a task against
that package, as OpenOffice. org has nothing to do with it.
** Also affects: nvidia-graphic
Sorry if the new bug is different form the old one, but I'm not able to
read these dumps.
About the patches: the commit you refer to above is the same as
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/attachment.cgi?id=2580613f4c435ebf2a7c150ffa714f3b23b8e4e8cb42f
which you cited before, but with a different sign
Good to know I'm not alone! Reverting to old drivers is a good option
since the bug is new in Jaunty. But for the future improvements, we
really need to get tis fixed.
I advise you to subscribe to the upstream bug, they may need more
information, and showing we are several people affected by this
I'm experiencing the same "cache grows" issue with driver 2.7.99 and
kernels 2.6.30, but a i915 card. So the problematic code must be common.
It took me some time to figure that was not a kernel issue, but a video
driver one. I can confirm caches take about half of my 500 MB of RAM,
arent' dropped
Could a developer explain what the exact status of this bug is supposed
to be in Jaunty? Since it's been marked as fixed, people have reported
rather contradictory results: should they file separate bugs on a per-
driver basis?
Myself I'm able to experience it with Intel i915, driver 2.7.1, EXA. I
** Attachment added: "Third dump, very close to the first one"
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So bad! I've experienced another freeze, and while the symptoms are a little
different (no moving mouse cursor this time), the kernel trace is the very same
as in the first dump:
[ 1320.512119] Call Trace:
[ 1320.512137] [] ? rb_erase+0xbe/0x130
[ 1320.512150] [] __mutex_lock_slowpath+0xa4/0x10
OK, that seems to be fixed with kernel 2.6.30rc6. So that must be the above
cited patch. Thanks!
(There are new bugs with KMS in that version, though... :-p )
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With driver 2:2.7.99.1+git20090519.09beee37-0ubuntu0sarvatt~jaunty,
ppracer reports a rough average of 26 FPS, usually ranging between 22
and 30. So that's reasonable, seems there have been a good progress. Not
sure we can close the bug, anyway it will be difficult to determine what
the normal resu
OK, OK, I remove it! ;-)
Though I'm not sure we can characterize it better for now since we need
to read the new batchbuffer dump to be sure.
** Summary changed:
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Sorry, the summary about 2.7.1 was not updated by me, and it was a
little early to change it before confirmation... And "random" at least
makes explicit that we don't have found a precise case that triggers it.
About the kernel patch: do you know whether it's supposed to be included
in one of the
The more bugs I can catch, the better, now that I know how to do and
that I'm using 2.6.30... ;-)
Here's a new dump, but diff says it's quite different from the previous
one. So it may well be a different issue. I'll let upstream determine
that.
** Attachment added: "New batch buffer dump"
htt
...and still here with KMS enabled (kernel 2.6.30rc5).
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The new version does not fix the freeze, sadly. Pretty annoying... :-(
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Still here with driver 2.7.1.
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I've tested performances with ppracer:
EXA: 25-34 FPS - average: 31
UXA: 14-22 FPS - average: 20
So there's obviously a problem!
About benchmarking: I worked hard to get these simple figures because the '-a'
option of ppracer, that is said to enable benchmarking, raises an error. I
guess you'd
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