Public bug reported:
`perf top` immediately fails to start for me, 6.5 on i9-13900kf, with
the error: The cycles:P event is not supported.
`perf record` and `perf stat` appear to work fine, including `perf stat`
showing the two different sets of counters for cpu_core and cpu_atom.
Looking at
Yes, symlinking:
ln -s libbfd-2.29.1-system.so libbfd-2.29-system.so
.. does fix the problem.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1718897
Title:
perf broken on
I have "reopened" this bug as:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1718897 , as it
still fails for me (a month later).
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Public bug reported:
perf fails to start on my Artful install.
This bug is very similar to:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1702056
... which was marked "fix released" a month ago. I do not have
"-proposed" enabled.
Full error:
faux@astoria:~% perf
It's somewhere in:
* e8f09b159634 - (refs/bisect/bad) drm/fb-helper: Allow var->x/yres(_virtual) <
fb->width/height again (3 weeks ago)
* 62dd80f54582 - drm/etnaviv: fix missing unlock on error in
etnaviv_gpu_submit() (3 weeks ago)
* 1611347ef50a - (HEAD) drm/nouveau: initial support
Bisecting. Trying a single boot only because it appears 100%
reproducible. Famous last words.
# bad: [0077e0558cc53950b2d5cd9458641443161ca7db] x86/signals: Fix lower/upper
bound reporting in compat siginfo
# good: [c0cf63ef356bab81f71fd9e3a00a9c731f9ec680] UBUNTU: SAUCE: PCI: Apply
the new
I tried the Ubuntu mainline builds. The bug happens on mainline 4.10.12
(and 13, and 15, and 17..), but not on 4.10.11. This tallies well with
the Ubuntu versions, where 11 is before -22, and 12 is after.
The failure on 4.10.12-mainline is attached.
Linux version 4.10.12-041012-generic
Public bug reported:
After a kernel update, the machine wedges during late boot.
Symptoms:
* lightdm never gets a chance to start because things like gpu-manager are
wedged, and must start before it
* gpu-manager uses 100% cpu
* sudo / ip / anything that uses netlink hangs forever and can't
Public bug reported:
When I click Detect displays, nvidia-settings segfaults.
The nvidia driver doesn't seem particularly happy with having more than
one monitor attached anyway (weird flashing during boot), but it does
work if configured manually with xrandr. i3wm without gnome-session or
any
Public bug reported:
HP EliteBook 8570w with an NVIDIA GK107GLM [Quadro K2000M].
3.13.0-4: hardlock late in the boot process (no sysrq or hardware button
responses).
3.13.0-2: Gets into X / lightdm / Gnome 3, but only supported resolutions are
800x600 and 1024x768, no multi-mon support etc.; I
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