Marco Ciampa:
Ok just for clarify my point: I usually do bug reports not just for me but
hoping that my problems help someonelse solve him/hers.
That's fine the way you do it. However, speaking to the realities of this
report (the way it works here on Launchpad), you are the only one to report
Ok just for clarify my point: I usually do bug reports not just for me but
hoping that my problems help someonelse solve him/hers. I am perfectly well
keeping the old kernel and frankly I do not think to have security problems in
this way. To sum up: I have no needs, but I am here if You want
Marco Ciampa:
Anyway a backport is really the solution since if someone want to
install a 14.04 from scratch instead of upgrading from a 12.04 he/she
apparently have no other choice...
Just to clarify, this report isn't about someone else. It's about you,
your precise hardware combination, and
Having al least had occasion to test the PC with 15.04, that kernel
(3.19) ... it seems to work!
Dmesg report a series of bugs like this (of the top of my head):
noveau E[PBUS] [...] MMIO write of 0x0101 FAULT at 0x000
repeated perhaps 10 times...
Hope this helps...
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Really strange though. The 15.04 live CD seems to work but if I try to
install linux-image-generic-lts-vivid (3.19) on a 14.04, it hangs...
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Sorry I do not understand your question.
I have resolved keeping the old 12.04 kernel when updating to 14.04.
Thanks to [...] that update program keeps the old kernel. If I tried a new
install of 14.04 on that hardware it would result a mission impossible. I am
afraid it could not be the only
Marco Ciampa, just to advise, when one uses an old 12.04 kernel in
14.04, one is not receiving the standard security, stability, or
enablement updates one would normally get using the updates your release
comes with.
Hence, your choices are request a backport to your present release (i.e.
this
Thanks for the advise but according to this:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases and if I understand correctly the end
of life of 12.04 LTS is far from expired.
Anyway a backport is really the solution since if someone want to
install a 14.04 from scratch instead of upgrading from a 12.04 he/she
Marco Ciampa, would you need a backport to a release prior to Vivid, or
may this be closed as Status Invalid?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1456184
Title:
Output of sudo dmidecode -s bios-version sudo dmidecode -s bios-release-date:
1804
08/23/2010
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Perhaps there is a misunderstand here: the PC was already updated to the
last available BIOS version. If there is a but in the BIOS, than that
bug is not going away. BTW I have a friend of mine with a laptop with
AMD CPU and more or less the same NVidia card that had similar problems
resolved in
Marco Ciampa, let the focus remain on the hardware you originally
reported against in this bug report.
With this in mind, is this reproducible in VIvid via
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ ?
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Marco Ciampa, and now that you updated has anything changed for you?
** Tags removed: bios-outdated-1804
** Tags added: latest-bios-1804
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Incomplete
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I know that the BIOS is updated to last version available: 1804.
I actually am writing from my laptop and that is a desktop PC.
As soon as I reach that PC I'll do what I was asked to do and I will
post the results...
Thanks for your patience.
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Marco Ciampa, thank you for reporting this and helping make Ubuntu
better. As per
http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/M2N68AM_PLUS/HelpDesk_Download/ an
update to your computer's buggy and outdated BIOS is available (1804).
If you update to this following
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BIOSUpdate
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