** Changed in: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Title:
external Monitor shows »No Signal« after dpms
This bug has been fixed at least with firmware 1.9.1
Don’t know which one in the history did it since the machine was upgraded from
1.6.2 where the bug was still present to the recent version 1.9.1 where it is
not anymore.
Thank you!
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So long as you can still reproduce the bug when needed, I suggest the
next step is to report it to the Xorg developers at:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/-/issues
and then tell us the new issue ID.
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Don’t worry: I stick with “real” DP. Is this still in scope? Anyway I am
still able to connect via HDMI and check if the bug still exists.
Am 22. Februar 2021 06:57:38 MEZ schrieb Daniel van Vugt
<1915...@bugs.launchpad.net>:
>Please don't try "DP connected via usb" because that would introduce
Please don't try "DP connected via usb" because that would introduce a
new set of potential bugs that would confuse the issue here. Or if you
do start using "DP connected via usb" then we should close this bug and
open new ones.
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After connecting via “real” DP-cable the situation is slightly
different.
The external monitor now is showing a picture when booting which was not
the case while connected via HDMI.
`xrandr` now shows connection via DP-2. When going to standby after
waking up monitor settings are changed to
** Changed in: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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Title:
external Monitor shows »No Signal« after dpms
To make thing even weirder, one time the external monitor went to sleep while
the system was waiting for cryptfs passphrase input and the situation occured
already in login screen: Could move the mouse into the black screen with login
window following there, and back. I tried to restart
Thanks for your prompt answer! I narrowed things down a bit.
As I am using i3 wayland is not an option. I tried a live ubuntu 20.04 and could
still reproduce the behaviour described. I went on to enable wayland in live
session but failed eventually: XDG_SESSION_TYPE still yielded `x11` but in the
Thanks for the bug report. A couple of questions:
1. Xrandr.txt says nothing is connected to HDMI, but a monitor is
connected to DisplayPort. Are you using an adapter?
2. Does the same bug occur is you choose 'Ubuntu on Wayland' from the
login screen?
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