Hi Maria,
I don't think your issue is the same I got. Note that my problem happened with
or without the dock, and I wasn't even reaching grub. That's the big difference
here. If you lose the video after grub, than your problem is elsewhere, and my
suggestion is to boot without "quiet splash" on
Ok, I'll check with Cinnamon, but with GNOME, using the CPUFreq applet
as I wrote things are doing well, you can find attached the up-to-date
journal1.txt.
What about the xorg.conf issue? Do you have any suggestion on that
front?
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Hi Daniel and thanks for your answer. First of all I removed the
"xserver-xorg-video-intel" package, but I still need an /etc/X11/xorg.conf
configured as described here [1] (replacing "intel" with "modeset") to make
lightdm or gdm3 start a session. Without it, it simply don't start.
Is this expe
Do you have any suggestions about what could be the difference here?
Since I didn't do a fresh install, but an upgrade from 19.10? Without
that xorg.conf there's no way to see X.
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Hey everyone,
after resolving some of the problems I got after upgrading to 20.04 [1] I'm now
using my Lenovo X1 Extreme Gen 2 with the thunderbolt docking station (and an
HDMI monitor attached).
Everything worked out of the box, except for the increased general heat of the
Hi there,
I wanted to add that I've tried the Thunderbolt dock and everything seems to be
working as expected, even if there's a lot more of fan noise while the laptop
is attached to the dock (maybe I'll open a specific bug on this issue).
For this bug I don't think there's only one thing to cla
I was able to get LightDM (or GDM) with hybrid graphics only by manually
specifying an /etc/X11/xorg.conf file like follows (I generated it with
nvidia-xconfig and then made manual modifications following this [1]):
# nvidia-xconfig: X configuration file generated by nvidia-xconfig
# nvidia-xconfi
Hey AaronMa,
What do you mean with "found that LID close until the BIOS logo show, unless
the laptop will shut down."?
So you tested using the HDMI cable directly attached to the laptop and
everything worked even with something attached to the thunderbolt port?
Which kind of docking station are y
Just a follow up with my investigations in the issue, that might be
useful for users in a similar situation.
The problem related to grub not loading and fans lifting with no
tomorrow is related to Thunderbolt. If I leave any kind of device
(network adapter, webcam, whatever) attached to any of the
Problem is still present on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, workaround (setting "none"
as input method) still fixes the issue.
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Hey everyone,
just upgraded to 20.04 in my Lenovo X1 Carbon laptop and found myself in really
big troubles.
I always started my laptop pressing the power button and then closing
the laptop lid, because I'm using an external HDMI display. This worked
always well with Ubuntu 1
Hey Dennis,
the value you put in RESUME variable must match your logical volume path.
/dev/vg_system/lv_swap matches mine, but yours might be different. Check with
lvdisplay what is the name of your logical volume and then use it inside the
resume file.
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Just as an additional confirmation, having the full LVM device path
inside /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume like:
RESUME=/dev/vg_system/lv_swap
and running:
sudo update-initramfs -u
fixed the issue (also) for me.
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