FYI, nvidia-367 works with kernel 4.4.0-43-generic. Might be an
acceptable workaround for some people until this bug is fixed.
Rebuilding nvidia-367 using dpkg-reconfigure under kernel 4.4.0-45
didn't work for me. Neither did reinstalling it (probably not much of a
different effect).
Also wanted
RE comment #8: I tried nomodeset with kernel 4.4.0-47 and it didn't
work. It still locked up before the prompt for the full-disk encryption
passphrase.
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RE comment #10 and my own comment #9:
I tried again and can confirm that nomodeset works with kernel 4.4.0-47
and nvidia-367.57.
System boots into xorg with the nvidia drivers in use and working completely.
My mistake was that I had left the following line in /etc/default/grub:
Christopher M. Penalver, I am not so sure the workaround is easy to
implement. A regular user is unlikely to find this bug report and would
probably not know how to parse any of the comments here even if they
did. And this bug was triggered by a system update. Just imagine
somebody who can barely
Public bug reported:
Hello,
It appears that C++ demangling support is missing from linux-
tools-4.15.0-23-generic, on Ubuntu 16.04.
Could that please be fixed? The lack of demangling support was also
noticed in linux-tools-4.13.0-45-generic.
Kind regards,
Francois.
Ps: Launchpad reported
No issue for my X220 with Ubuntu 13.10 beta with 3.11.0-7 kernel.
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Title:
[raring] no ethernet with auto default power option with
A revert to v7 Intel driver has been committed in linux-firmware 127.2 ,
so I'll wait...
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8086:08b2 [Lenovo ThinkPad T440s]
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Power management causes Intel wifi 7260 slowness
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Power management causes Intel wifi 7260 slowness
Status in “linux” package in
Ok.
The latest 3.14 kernel speeds up my wifi connection but does not reach
the best value :
downloading far away from my router a file on a local-network hard drive :
- 3.13 with wifi power management : 60 ko/s
- 3.13 without PM : 360 ko/s
- 3.14 without PM : 500 ko/s
- saucy kernel on X220
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Title:
Power management causes Intel wifi 7260 slowness
I add that the connection runs at max speed at the beginning of data
transfer. After some dozens of seconds of data transfer the speed slows
down (e.g. where I am connected at the moment, with PM=on, it went from
1200 ko/s to 360 ko/s when running internet speed tests).
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I did not test another release on this laptop, only Trusty with 3.13 and
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(disconnections, slowness, choppy connection, bad range...), not only
using Linux. Maybe is it just firmware-related ?
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Title:
Regression in brightness control
Still occurs running new 3.13.7 ubuntu kernel (containing some
iwlwifi/mac stuff).
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Power management causes Intel wifi 7260
Apport collect to follow.
I did 8 measures of wifi speed (quite far from my router 2.4 GHz WPA2 AES) with
and without PM. I removed the best and the worst :
mean PM on : 418 ko/s
mean PM off : 562 ko/s
Sure it is much better than before (when I opened this bug) but not as
much as it should.
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I get a new ThinkPad T440s with Intel 7260 ac wireless.
The dowload speed reachs an upper limit 400 kB/s instead of the normal
1500 kB/s I get with some other PC connected to my network. The speed
often slows
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no changes with 3.15 rc2.
+1 to Joel's message.
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8086:08b2 [Lenovo ThinkPad T440s] Power management causes Intel wifi
(By far, I do not get any big difference between ping with and without
PM. Near by my router, 2.2 ms to 2.5 ms.)
I do not know if this problem occurs in prior releases. Never tested.
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I kept BGN mode for my router.
With latest :
3.13.0-20-generic #42-Ubuntu
I get max speed with PM off (somewhat far from my router) and half of it when
PM is on. So it is much better but the title of this bug remains open.
The iwlwifi/mac changes in 3.13.7 seem to partially work ?
I noticed
I have run into this issue too. In case it helps anyone else, the workaround I
came up with is to:
* Use the NFS server's IP address in /etc/fstab.
* Add 'mount -a' in the first non-comment line of /etc/init.d/mountnfs.sh.
Note that it is important to call 'mount -a' before the '.
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8086:08b2 [Lenovo ThinkPad T440s] Power management causes Intel
I do reopen this bug as it is still alive.
I've just installed a wifi repeater, N mode, good connection to router
and signal emitting strength.
Tests with bandwith tests and dowloads of big files :
- windows 8 with uapsd off : 1,5 Mo/s
- ubuntu 14.10 kernel 3.16.0-25 or 26, driver 25.222.9.0
I do not have the time to do that now but i'll try in one week. Does
12.04.0 contain the 7260 firmware ? If not, what firmware should I use
for ?
I can quickly test some firmware with Utopic ?
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I quickly tested the dowload speed with :
kernel 3.18 rc7 from Ubuntu's kernel archive
iwlwifi 23.10.10 (for kernel=3.17) firmware
power management not tweaked, i.e. it means ON
I've got NO speed issues with this config. Hope it helps.
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Ok, sure I forgot last night to do that.
So, with 3.18rc7 and Utopic's default firmware (25.222.9.0) there IS a
speed issue. It seems to me that the dowload speed is as bad as Utopic
with 3.16 kernel.
But unfortunately, the latest firmware (-10) cannot be loaded by 3.16
kernel...
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From :
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I tried to add :
options 11n_disable=8
in
/etc/modprobe.d/iwlwifi.conf
and it seems to allow full speed. I'll confirm this tweak with more
testing (ping, speed...) as soon as possible.
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The above tweak does not allow to recover full speed. Sorry, some tests
proved one more time that the only satisfatory workaround I found is to
disable power management.
** Description changed:
In Ubuntu Trusty (Gnome) with my ThinkPad T440s using Intel 7260 ac
wireless the download speed
I tried with :
iwlwifi-7260-ucode-22.24.8.0
and current Utopic's 3.16 kernel and I get full speed (with PM on, of course).
So, the current 25.222.9.0 firmware must be faulty.
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wireless the download speed reaches an upper limit 400 kB/s instead of
the normal 1500 kB/s I get with some other PC connected to my network.
The speed often slows down very very low, especially
I tested the -8 firmware which was in linux-firmware.
But anyway :
http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/iwlwifi?action=AttachFiledo=gettarget=iwlwifi-7260-ucode-22.24.8.0.tgz
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Oops.
In my comment :
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-firmware/+bug/1289961/comments/48
i say that I'm now using Utopic.
For sure I should have opened a new bug ? (Very sorry if it's the case.)
The Utopic's current linux-firmware 1.138 includes -7, -8 and -9
versions of
Bug happens too with old v9 firmware :
23.214.9.0
from Debian Sid :
https://packages.debian.org/sid/firmware-iwlwifi
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OK, I got it.
It seems to me that the -8 version has uAPSD disabled. I don't know how to
check that.
In
/sys/module/iwlwifi/parameters
the uapsd_disable is set to N
but as far I can remember uAPSD was disabled when using -8 version because -8
driver was buggy. Is it a kernel stuff to disable
Please note that I had to do the same uAPSD disabling in Windows 8/8.1 with
latest drivers via the W8's driver parameters window.
Reference (e.g.) :
https://communities.intel.com/message/265839#265839
from
https://communities.intel.com/thread/47983
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With power
FYI there is *no* more issues with current Vivid (kernel 3.19,
firmwares 23.(11-13-15).10.0).
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8086:08b2 [Lenovo
I do not know if the issue still exists in Trusty LTS...
If so, it should be useful to backport a solution but I even do not know if it
is possible (last firmwares are 3.17+ compatible).
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become unstablenow and might need to be restarted.
ApportVersion: 2.16.2-0ubuntu5
Architecture: amd64
AudioDevicesInUse:
USERPID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/snd/controlC1: lightdm1821 F pulseaudio
francois 2323 F pulseaudio
/dev/snd/controlC0: lightdm1821
Public bug reported:
I plug in HDMI through a mini DP adapter.
Thus I should see internal speakers and HDMI outputs in Gnome control center
but I can only see internal speakers.
It's clearly a kernel issue since switching back to 3.19.0-16 solves
this bug. I did no kernel tweaks. TLP is
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Thus I should see internal speakers and HDMI outputs in Gnome control center
but I can only see internal speakers.
It's clearly a kernel issue since switching back to
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Thanks Adam. And I don't know if it's related but I used to be able to
use an external usb wireless device (Belkin) but it doesn't work
anymore. I don't know since when though so it can be something else.
francoisd@gs60 ~ $ dmesg|grep ath10k
Nothing returned
francoisd@gs60 ~ $ lspci -nnn|grep -i
I installed from the link on #209 but it didn't work.
$ uname -a
Linux gs60 3.17.1-031701-generic #201410150735 SMP Wed Oct 15 11:36:31 UTC 2014
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ lspci | grep Network
05:00.0 Network controller: Qualcomm Atheros Device 003e (rev 20)
$ iwconfig
eth0 no
Still doesn't work for me after trying #244. I tried copying the
firmware from #124 as well but it didn't help.
Note that I haven't upgraded my kernel to 3.19 but since others can make
it work with that kernel I'll stick to the one I have.
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By curiosity dmarbri, did you try the fix #150 prior to that?
I did and I wonder if that's the reason why it doesn't work for me and
some others.
Thanks
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This is it. Kernel 3.19 is the man. Nothing has worked before I switched
to this kernel but now it's working.
Thanks everybody!
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Hum, now I've got other issues. The kernel 3.19 is very unstable for me.
My screen goes black all the times and I have to restart when it stays
like this for too long.
Back in the game and still interested to see it working on a different
kernel. I use 3.17.1
Thanks
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Actually I saw a few of you said you upgraded your kernel to 3.19.
Adam, should I do that or you'd rather have it working on any kernel in
the range you provided? I don't mind upgrading if that's what's needed.
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I don't know if it is the right place to post that, but this kernel freezes GDM
(Ubuntu Gnome Wily).
Hard reboot needed.
Intel integrated GPU, FYI.
Previous kernel version *.-14.16 works without noticeable issues (for
me, as an end user).
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Title:
kernel 3.19 and frozen screen
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
~ $ uname -a
Linux
Hi Robert,
Are you aware of this thread:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1383184/+index?comments=all
Adam did a patch that is very easy to install. Look at post #209.
It worked for me and everyone who upgraded to kernel 3.19. Unfortunately
in my case this kernel brought
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Title:
Atheros Qualcomm Killer N1525 Wireless-AC [168c:003e] is not supported
Status in HWE Next:
Triaged
Status in linux
I'm checking in if there is any progress on this. I tried installing the
Nvidia drivers point to the nVidia website in the link above. The
installation went fine but it's not using the nVidia driver. I followed
the instruction of running nvidia-xconfig but it doesn't change
anything.
I would love
I can confirm that lightdm+GnomeShell works without any Nvidia or Intel issue.
GDM fails.
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Ubuntu Gnome boots to black
I hit this exact bug running Zesty, kernel 4.9 or 4.10 (or 4.8...).
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Title:
Skylake processor never reaches low power states on X1
My Dell BIOS is up-to-date. The IMEI firmware is included in Dell's BIOS
updates, there is no separate package.
I'll try to check IMEI version anyway.
PS : I do use NVMe drive, before that my Skylake Xeon 1535M was eating
very few watts (~4.5W), now it's ~8.2W ; I don't know what to think
about
Related to :
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1579917
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Using an NVMe drive causes
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PCIe NVMe drives are very common in new laptops. The Zesty's kernels
(including latest 4.10 rc8 from CKT PPA) does not support APST (autonomous
power state transitions). A patch does exist :
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PCIe NVMe drives are very common in new laptops. The Zesty's kernels (including
latest 4.10 rc8 from CKT PPA) does not support APST (autonomous power state
transitions). A patch does exist :
http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/linux-nvme/2017-February/008051.html
Still affects Yakkety with GS 3.20 packages. Same workaround works.
** Tags added: yakkety
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Title:
Ubuntu GNOME boots to black
Some adds, running Yakkety with official 367.44 driver :
* running Intel, select Nvidia, logout/login, login loop
* running Nvidia, select Intel, logout/login, login loop
* running A, select B, restart, Gnome starts normally
Maybe that some progress in my previous message were due to non-
Indeed, I get the same experience with Yakkety.
"Kinda funky" means, running my system, that Nvidia boots fine but Intel can
lead to a login loop (not reproduced) and surely to a Xorg crash (but only
Apport makes me knowing that there is one, except maybe the deactivation of
some Gnome shell's
After some reasonable big time of use, I get (as far I noticed in user
interface or system journals) no errors and not any hang. I did not
notice any slowdown either.
Thanks a lot, my battery is smiling again.
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I've tested it now and it seems to work flawlessly.
Power usage is very similar to 4.11 kernel.
It would be great to see your patches in Zesty.
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