If I get it right then the kernel versions proposed by Brad and Joseph
are different. I first thried Brad's proposal, doing apt-get update
and apt-get dist-upgrade. This left me with the 3.19.0-16 kernel I
already had. As I mentioned it does not fix the problem.
Then I tried to download the
I have found how to add tags (edit description opens a text line with
tags).
I have installed the 4.1 rc2 kernel, and find it in my grub menu.
Unfortunately I cannot test with it; when I try to boot it I get a
message box saying the system is running in low graphics mode, and
when I confirm it
Thanks. I found and downloaded the rc4 kernel but have the same problem
as with the rc2 kernel: The login screen remains visible only for a
fraction of a second, then a console screen appears (displaying messages
from system startup) and then a new login screen appears. I think it is
a new one as
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On 2015-04-26 I upgraded to Ubuntu 15.04 (from 14.10). Since then, my
notebook (HP envy dv6) fan is nearly always on, and the notebook
switched off several times, probably due to overheating. Each time I was
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Thanks for the hint. I did that today and after a few minutes of video
streaming (www.tagesschau.de) top showed me the now well-known
kidle_inject processes but the box held out for a bit over ten
minutes, which is more but not significantly more than before. Then it
switched off. I booted the
I tried several things to get the system up under the rc4 kernel. I now
can boot to a console screen but as soon as I try to start graphics
mode I get the problem that the login screen remains only for a fraction
of a second. So my questions are:
(1) Can I try anything else to start the system
Recently there was an update to thermald, and I did a new test but the
problem persists.
Again, what can I do about the imcomplete status of this bug?
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Today my Ubuntu kernel updated to 3.19.8-031908. I tried my usual
www.tagesschau.de video, and it held out the full fifteen minutes. top
showed me the usual eight kidle-inject processes, and responsiveness was
slow but the system did not power off. It looks like progress… but it
could be due to
I notice that this bug is still in Incomplete state. What else can I
provide?
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Title:
ubuntu 15.04 overheats
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As the problem seemed to be related to the kernel -- booting a 3.16
kernel made it disappear -- I tested every new kernel that was installed
since then, and the problem was always there, even after upgrading to
Ubuntu 15.10 (Wily or so). A couple of days ago I received the 4.2.0-18
kernel, and the
Sorry, I stand corrected… must have booted 3.16 yesterday. Today with the 4.2.0
kernel the core temperatures rose again, only not so much as half a year ago.
Outside -- and consequently room -- temperatures here in the Northern
Hemisphere have dropped somewhat, that might account for it. So my
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1674838 ***
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Since upgrading to Ubuntu 17-04, I have been experiencing the same
problem with Firefox (and other network applications, even ping). No
reaction to kill, so probably hanging in a syscall. I also have these
I have been experiencing this kind of problem (with
intel_cpu_fifo_underrun_irq_handler in syslog) for a couple of weeks now
on Ubuntu 17.10 (4.13.0-39-generic). Here's the syslog extract:
May 9 13:18:57 xx zeitgeist-datah[2322]: recent-manager-provider.vala:106:
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