https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=27792
--- Comment #40 from Amnesia <amne...@yopmail.com> 2012-10-02 09:26:39 ---
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1. You mentioned that everything works fine on Windows. When you
experience this problem, does rebooting into Windows and then
back to Linux help?
No it does not, a reboot is needed to resolve the problem.
2. I think you mentioned that some Ubuntu versions do not have
this problem. Which ones? Ideally a list summarizing the kernel
versions you have tried and what happened with each would be useful.
2.6.35-22: "The problem" occurs incidentally.
2.6.36-4: "The problem" occurs often.
2.6.38-rc3: "The problem" occurs often.
2.6.39-rc6: "The problem" occurs often.
2.6.39-rc9: "The problem" occurs often.
3.0-rc5: "The problem" occurs often.
3.1.0: "The problem" occurs often.
3.2.0: "The problem" occurs often.
3.3.0: "The problem" occurs often.
3. Have you tried a 3.5.y or newer kernel (like the one from Debian
experimental)? If so, how did it behave?
Yes I did, I tried 3.6, and it had exactly the same behaviour.
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Is there any more information I can gather for you in order to debug the
problem?
(In reply to comment #39)
> Hi!
>
> A few quick questions:
>
> 1. You mentioned that everything works fine on Windows. When you
> experience this problem, does rebooting into Windows and then
> back to Linux help?
>
> 2. I think you mentioned that some Ubuntu versions do not have
> this problem. Which ones? Ideally a list summarizing the kernel
> versions you have tried and what happened with each would be useful.
>
> 3. Have you tried a 3.5.y or newer kernel (like the one from Debian
> experimental)? If so, how did it behave?
>
> That should do for now.
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