Public bug reported:
This problem appeared on the first boot Linux 4.15.0-44, and was not
present in previous kernels, including 4.15.0-43. The problem occurs
every time with 4.15.0-44. Since the problem occurred, 4.15.0-43
continues to work w/o issues. The log should show multiple boots with
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu Bionic)
Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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Title:
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Public bug reported:
Running iperf3 on Dell XP-15 with TB-10 Thunderbolt dock causes a kernel
exception and ethernet failure after about 30 seconds.
Easy to reproduce. Connect to another machine via Gig-E and run iperf3
in either direction until the problem occurs. Should run 900+ Mb in
either
Not a duplicate. The previous bug was a problem with the display which
first appeared in linux -44, which was duplicated and confirmed fixed in
-45. This is a new problem caused by excessive Ethernet traffic. This is
a different problem that existed in -43 and still remains in -45. It
should no
Thank you.
On Wed, Feb 13, 2019 at 6:15 PM Terry Rudd <1815...@bugs.launchpad.net>
wrote:
> Gene, upon further investigation, I made a mistake suggesting this bug
> is a duplicate of your earlier bug. We will investigate this bug stand-
> alone.
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I tried what you suggested. Ethtool reported no changes in configuration
when I turned off receive offload. It reported substantial changes when I
turned off transmit offload. After turning off transmit offload, transmit
rate dropped from 930 Mb/s to abut 660 Mb/s, although I did not see a big
apport information
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** Description changed:
Absolutely reproducible in Ubuntu 18.04.1 Gnome 3 UI with a Dell XP15
laptop and a Dell TB16 dock.
A few seconds after logging into the Gnome 3 UI, something in the UI
starts the fwupd.service. About 2 seconds
apport information
** Description changed:
Absolutely reproducible in Ubuntu 18.04.1 Gnome 3 UI with a Dell XP15
laptop and a Dell TB16 dock.
A few seconds after logging into the Gnome 3 UI, something in the UI
starts the fwupd.service. About 2 seconds later, the display goes blank
a
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I foolishly sent logs from the wrong machine. Please ignore the logs
from machine "hauser" and use the logs from the machine "gene-pc".
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I ran the 5.0.0 kernel, sending data bidirectionally with iperf3. It
failed after about 10 minutes, I lost the Ethernet and the keyboard/mouse
connected through the TB-10 dock. Unfortunately I forgot to do an lsusb -v
in the crashed state.
After rebooting, I ran iperf3 again, bidirectionally fo
It did fail on the first run after about 10 minutes. It did not fail again
after 60 minutes.
Gene
On Wed, Feb 20, 2019, 15:01 Kai-Heng Feng So seems like v5.0-rc7 doesn't have this issue?
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If you need anything else, please let me know ahead of time.
Thanks,
Gene
On Wed, Feb 20, 2019 at 4:50 PM Kai-Heng Feng
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> Ok, please attach dmesg when this issue happens, preferably under
> v5.0-rc7.
>
> The dmesg in comment #1 didn't record useful information.
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28 PM Gene Olson wrote:
> If you need anything else, please let me know ahead of time.
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> Thanks,
> Gene
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> On Wed, Feb 20, 2019 at 4:50 PM Kai-Heng Feng
> wrote:
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>> Ok, please attach dmesg when this issue happens, preferably under
>> v5.0-rc7.
>>
It's helpful to know that after I lost the USB devices in the kernel
exception, I moved the KVM to a builtin USB port.
On Sun, Feb 24, 2019 at 2:12 AM Gene Olson wrote:
> I got a good example of a v5.0-rc7 kernel exception attached. I can't
> reproduce them easily, althoug
Great! Thank you!
Be warned that Dell might blow you off. Last I looked, they do not
officially support Linux on the XP 15. However they do support Linux on
some other systems that use the TB-10, including the very popular XP 13. I
would *guess* those systems will reproduce the same problem.
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