Version: 2.9.2-0ubuntu8.3
Architecture: amd64
AudioDevicesInUse:
USERPID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/snd/controlC0: hamiljf2539 F pulseaudio
CRDA: Error: command ['iw', 'reg', 'get'] failed with exit code 1: nl80211
not found.
DistroRelease: Ubun
Big red switch work now completed. Because. Tried clean Kubuntu
install... worked fine until Plasma started, then screen became hashed
(differently, but still hashed). Repeated process with Ubuntu with same
results: similar hashing. So concluded that it must be something in the
hardware that di
Last comment...
tried to see whether removing reference to nvidia device driver in
xorg.conf would help... doesn't. 13.04 now boots into a blank screen in
which nothing moves.
so am now about to try to install kubuntu 13.04 on a spare hard drive
and recover user stuff from the now unusable boot
Fortunately, GRUB found an old copy of 10.04 on another of the hard drives and
I've booted into that. 13.04 is completely hosed. Cannot (yet... I'm sure
there are things I haven't tried) even get a command prompt to try to reinstall
a kernel. As far as I can tell, the attempt to install the n
Just run the latest (security) updates, which seemed to install a new
kernel. No change... still poor screen res. Checked that the cables
are OK by starting a re-install from downloaded image... this showed
that the downloaded image detected the screen (make, model, resolution)
correctly. The ke
System now totally hosed. I think the partial kernel install screwed up
something horrible. Cannot get Unity to run. Can get Gnome running at about
800x600 (on a 1920x1080 screen), but that is about it. Cannot find anywhere to
get the screen to reset. Nvidia thinks I do not have an Xdriver
More news...
1. trying Gnome and found that there are problems with corruption of
text in some buttons and comboboxes
2. tried to install the ...deb file using the software centre and it
began and then stopped after filling about 1/5 of the progress box,
reverting to the 'install' button... no
... not changed kernel yet, but additional information...
symptom just recurred...
tried ctl+shift+backspace (alledged by some to restart display manager)
... no effect except possibly to make things slightly worse.
tried ctl+alt+F1
>sudo service lightdm restart
eventually got to a login screen
Hi Joseph Salisbury
I am sorry to say that I need a little more information than this about (a) how
and
(b) exactly which kernel to install.
Please confirm that I should try to install package
linux-image-3.12.0-031200rc1-
generic_3.12.0-031200rc1.201309161735_amd64.deb[1]
Which I have do
Hi
done as you requested... note that it seems to not find the package 'linux'
(!!?) but I
assume you will get what you want anyway.
I have also, as you requested, changed the status to confirmed.
Note that the symptom is intermittent so it will be difficult to determine
whether
any fix is ef
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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** Description changed:
At some as yet undetermined user input, my screen 'hashes'... individual
pixel lines become displaced by a few on a cyclic basis, so that the
display becomes illegible. Note that this is an AMD64 machine wit
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Public bug reported:
At some as yet undetermined user input, my screen 'hashes'... individual
pixel lines become displaced by a few on a cyclic basis, so that the
display becomes illegible. Note that this is an AMD64 machine with
Nvidia graphics. I also experienced a problem a few days ago with
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