** Tags added: kernel-oops
** Summary changed:
- Kernel NULL pointer dereference at interrupt when doing Centrino clock stuff
(drm_kms_helper)
+ [Kernel-Oops] Kernel NULL pointer dereference at interrupt when doing
Centrino clock stuff (drm_kms_helper)
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, with PID reading GF I. With all modules running
under GPL, one or more modules having been force loaded using insmod -f, and
lastly that there was a severe bug in the firmware (either BIOS or other).
Just wanted to put a bit more out to attempt to come close to the kernel
team's policies.
Quinn
While the Apport log is nice in diagnosing cause, please insert a line
or two detailing what the issue is, as that makes it easier for us to
figure out exactly what went wrong. This is particularly important when
reporting bugs against the kernel as there are particular teams that get
subscribed
Only assign yourself to bugs that you intend on working on a patch for.
Please reassign yourself if you intend to patch this.
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Assignee: patadiyaravi (smarty-r2) = (unassigned)
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Title:
Booting fails with
I'm unsure if this is the correct package. Wouldn't an X package be
more suitable here?
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To edit your original post, click the little yellow exclamation point
above the bug description. To edit the package you have to type a
package name into the choose field, and click the small magnifying
glass to get a list of all possible packages that include that term.
Generally this issue is
Run apport-collect 1257400 to attach some useful logs here.
Specifically for Hibernate issues the following will be needed: dmesg,
cat /proc/cmdline, and cat /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume. After you
have posted the required information, set the status back to new.
** Package changed: ubuntu
This, as with all of your previous bugs that have the title blocked
from the information provided does NOT seem to be a bug against the
kernel. As I have said previously, please take a look at:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs to learn how to make an
effective bug report, and look
Invalid. Please read the attached links and create a new report that
provides the information requested in the first link.
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Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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, please set the status here back to confirmed, and replace the tag
needs-upstream-testing to either kernel-fixed-upstream if the issue
is fixed in 3.11.6-saucy, or kernel-exists-upstream. My hunch here is
the issue exists upstream, which is why changes here haven't impacted
the problem at all.
Quinn
me (qbalazs) to
the report. Once you've done that, I'll post the instructions for
gathering the needed logs.
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Title
Alright, so here are the commands needed in order to collect necessary
log files.
Run the following commands one at a time in a terminal window. Just
pasting them from here into it should work fine.
lsusb -v ~/lsusb-v
uname -a ~/uname-a
cat /proc/version_signature ~/version_signature
sudo
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Bluez handles the detection of USB devices. Since the cursor moves (even
though it is not displayed), the detection seems to have happened fine.
The actual displaying/functionality of the mouse is handled by X, in
particular xserver-xorg-input-evdev.
Please collect logs for this report using
Please link either the upstream bug number or a link to the upstream bug
so we can add a tracker for it.
Thanks
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the number of
interfaces down to one.
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Clevo W350ST brightness keys
** Tags added: needs-testing-upstream
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Clevo
if this exists upstream, we will
know better where to focus our attempts to get this figured out.
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Title:
Clevo W350ST
Ack, actually test using the 3.12rc5 kernel. Didn't notice that you had
already tested 3.11.
Sorry.
Quinn Balazs
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Status
Ack, in actuality you will want to test the latest 3.9 kernel version,
not 3.9rc8.
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Clevo W350ST brightness keys don't work
, it took me a bit to figure out what would be
best in this case.
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Clevo W350ST brightness keys don't work
that we can
link this to the appropriate upstream report. While you are doing that,
I'm going to finish looking over the provided logs and should have a few
other things that we can try out a bit later today.
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Clevo W350ST brightness keys don't work on Kubuntu
The easiest way to file this in the kernel bug tracker is to click the
Also effects project button and choose The linux kernel bug filing
form. You will need a account, but that is simple enough to set up.
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Title:
Scripts keep blocking my laptop
Status
Please correct the youtube link, and attempt to add more information
about the scripts in question, then change the status back to confirmed
when you believe you have added as much information as you can. As a
side note, if the youtube video is indeed accurate, then the script in
question is a
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Lots of internet
If suspend fixes it, then it would seem that it is a kernel issue. Would
you mind booting into the latest Mainline Build of the kernel, as that
will verify that it is the root cause. Instructions on how to boot into
the mainline build can be found here
Have you attempted to remove it from the blacklist. If I'm correct,
there is an actual file with the name of these modules, and commenting
out the entry (#) should remove that particular module from the
blacklist, thus fixing your problem. Look here for comprehensive
instructions on how to install
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Title:
Fresh Ubuntu 64-bit install boots with no keyboard, mouse, or network
Status
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1292081 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1292081
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iphone 4s mount issue
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1290228 ***
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Ensure that you are running the latest version of aptdaemon
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Run apport-collect 1247648 in order to collect relevant logs.
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Title:
Bluetooth finds no device in 13.10
Status in “bluez” package in Ubuntu:
New
If possible, it would be very helpful to have the ~/dmesg and
/var/log/Xorg.0.log. If you manage to get those attached, we can take a
look at your issue. If you are unable to capture ~/dmesg and Xorg.0.log,
we can still attempt to figure this out, it will just be a bit harder.
Quinn Balazs
Relevant outputs here would be sudo lshw -class network which will
tell you how your wifi card(s) are recognized by the kernel, and rfkill
list all which will tell if a wifi card is soft/hard blocked. If you
are able to upload those, please set the status of this report back to
new, and someone
, it just isn't being read correctly. The Microsoft
SAM device that X registers appears to be the windows key capacitive
button, not the keyboard at all. If you get a chance, check that out,
and let us know if there is info produced by the keyboard.
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Title:
WLan not working on Surface Pro 2
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Bug
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Keyboard Touch Cover 2 not working on Surface Pro 2
Status in “linux” package in Ubuntu:
Please attempt to attach the kern.log of the affected machine. You may
be able to ssh in, and access the logs using tail -f
/var/log/kern.log.
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I think adding the boot flag of acpi_backlight=vendor on your next
boot should make the values change in
/sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1300947 ***
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BUG: pcmC2D0c:0, pos = 5461, buffer size = 5461, period size = 2730
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the report.
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No sound kernel 3.13 ALC887-VD but kernel 3.14 fixes it
Status in “linux” package in Ubuntu:
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Ubunut 13.04 won't upgrade to 13.10
Status in
Take a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Debugging/Backlight and
provide the information requested in the Debugging information to
provide in your bug report section of that page.
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additional upstream developers to examine the issue. Once you've tested the
upstream kernel, please comment on which kernel version
That would be because there isn't a version of screencloud for 14.04.
This isn't a bug, the package just doesn't exist in 14.04.
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I hope this has helped address your concerns, as this isn't a bug I'm
going to set this to invalid. Feel free to contact me through Launchpad
if you have any other questions or concerns about this or any other
issue.
~Quinn Balazs
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