More strangeness with X yesterday. When I booted up, X didn't recognize
my keyboard (neither the external keyboard nor the built-in). I tried
rebooting and restarting X (with Alt-PrtScn-K) several times to no
avail. In the end I decided to reboot into command-line mode and update
back to the
This fix worked for me as well. Lenovo T420 with Intel integrated gpu
and 2 external monitors attached to a docking station.
This still isn't included in the Ubuntu distribution yet, so every time
upgrade manager runs, it recommends that I upgrade back to the broken
version.
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I'm glad to finally find some references to my exact problem, but it
looks like they've died out. Anyway, yes, it's a real problem.
Everything worked fine for six months then release 2.6.35-27 killed it
for me. (Unless I keep an external monitor around to plug into.)
Sad really. This is the
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