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Status: Incomplete => Expired
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I've also been seeing this issue on my Dell Inspiron laptop since
upgrading to 17.10.
Here is the journalctl -r output where the issue occurs for me.
Nov 12 20:07:50 ben-Inspiron-15-3567 gnome-session[11603]:
gnome-session-binary[11603]: WARNING: Application 'org.gnome.Shell.desktop'
killed by
Does the new kernel from artful-proposed have the issue?
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Title:
System freeze on attempt to suspend
Status in linux package in
I have a different system (DELL Latitude E6510) with NVIDIA graphic card, but
same error.
I've tried with kernel v4.14-rc8 and this issue is solved, systems seems to
work correctly.
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I don't know if the issue is exactly the same but on my desktop the
suspend resume cycle doesn't work properly.
1. New install of 17.10 beta 2 on Packard Bell IMedia 5204. Nvidia gpu and
using wayland (enabled by default)
2. Select top right menu, hold alt, select suspend button. The desktop
No docking station not thunderbolt.
Did the tests with the laptop, usb mouse and usb keybord.
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Title:
System freeze on attempt to
Did you plug docking station, or anything thunderbolt related?
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Title:
System freeze on attempt to suspend
Status in linux package
Tried Mainline 4.14rc4 tonight and I can not reproduce this problem. (if
you have network issues on 4.14rc as a quick hack you can disable
apparmor). So for me this is a work around for the next couple of days
at least.
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I did some more testing:
Scenario 1:
1. Boot and loggin
2. Close lid
3. Wait a second or two
4. Open lid and get a black screen
5. Laptop seems unresponsive but pressing power button once every couple of
seconds finally gets me login screen.
Scenario 2:
1. Boot and loggin
2. Close lid
3. Wait
I had it crash again, this time when just closing the lid (leaving the
computer turned on and melting). I've found that every time I try to
reproduce it - it works great. Everytime I suspend in the wild - it
fails. :(
If I find a way to reproduce it - I'll try the new kernel.
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I have reproduced the same suspend and reboot issues that Harag talks
about on my laptop (Acer Aspire E5-575G-53VG). I'm not really sure what
the cause is, but I have tested several distributions of Linux last
month, and I have run into no issues with suspend or reboot. Arch Linux
and Antergos
I can't reproduce this for the life of me now. Should it be closed?
Harag's issue sounds like something else.
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Title:
System freeze
FYI, I also had suspend issues (Aspire E5-575G-53WP), after suspend (not
sure if it was proper suspend) I could log in but system was only semi
responsive, restart hanged, had to hard boot with power button. The
mailine kernel fixed that (suspend issue and restart hanging) but
introduced a
I am now having trouble reproducing it. I see someone marked it affects
them too. I'll try again tonight. If I can find steps to replicate it,
I'll try the newer kernel.
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