I have the same problem on a Samsung NP305U1A-A05CO, Xubuntu 14.04 with latest
updates.
I want to report that I have installed the propietary ATI Radeon drivers and
the problem has gone (now sometimes it dosn't resume, but that's another
history).
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I am also having the invisible cursor problem after waking up from
suspend on HP Desktop AMD 64. I got the mouse cursor back by locking
with xscreensaver.
I ran the command using alt + f2
xscreensaver-command --lock
Cursor reappeared on lock screen and after entering password the cursor
was
Same issue as described in #40 (also X1 Carbon with Ubuntu 14.10).
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Another way that I have found to (temporary) resolve this problem is to
use ARandR. I used ARandR to create a shell script that disables all
displays on the system. I also created one to set each of my normal
display configurations and assigned keyboard shortcuts to each. When the
cursor
I have the same/similar problem. The mouse pointer disappears
ocassionally. I have not yet identified the cause. Xubuntu 14.04, Kernel
3.17, no light-locker.
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Oops, forgot one key point in above post. I am not suspending the laptop
or closing the lid. It has never happened while I am actively working on
the computer.
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I'm also seeing this on a fresh install of Ubuntu 14.10 (64-bit) using
Unity not xfce, on a Lenovo X1 Carbon.
I only see this after suspending for a long period (hours).
Not sure if I should open a different bug as I'm using Ubuntu rather
than Xubuntu.
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Hi, I also have the same issue on my eeepc 1225. When Xubuntu 14.10 was release
I upgraded from 14.04 (32 bit).
On 14.04 I did not have this issue; however after the upgrade to 14.10 I also
switched fglrx for the radeon driver, so I cannot say that it is not related to
that.
I suspend my
Ian, I did an upgrade. If you know any packages I can swap round to make
my install more like a fresh one that would be cool.
I haven't had the cursor disappearing problem since removing xfce4
-power-manager and upower, and for some reason my laptop still suspends
when the lid is closed. So I'm
Upgrading to 14.10 did not fix it for me.
This is not a bug in light-locker, I removed the package from my system
and it has not helped.
Post #32 workaround brings back the mouse cursor.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Removing upower seems to fix the problem, but xfce4-power-manager
depends on upower so you lose the ability to hibernate by closing the
lid. Not a good workaround.
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yaztromo (tromo): Did you do an upgrade install or a clean install?
There are some packages that were swapped out for 14.10 (especially
related to power management) that you don't get if you do an upgrade
install.
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I found the problem also, using latest stable xubuntu 14.04, on diferent
computers(Lenovo, Asus, Schenker...)
Close lid with or without locking enabled, but always turning to standby
Afteropening, mouse pointer is invisible.
My current solution ist to do STRG-ALT-F1 once, then directly going back
** Also affects: xorg (Ubuntu)
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Status: New
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This problem seems to be resolved for me with xubuntu 14.10. I did a
clean install and I have not had this problem since.
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I discovered another workaround: when I resume from sleep, I can make
the invisible pointer visible again by moving it to the second display.
I hope that helps track down the cause.
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xubuntu 14.04 x86_64 (not a fresh install, upgraded from 13.10)
apt-get remove upowerd xfce4-power-manager seems to have fixed this
issue here. I also removed light-locker, but the issue wasn't resolved
until I removed those last two packages (upowerd in particular was the
last one I removed)
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additional details/notes. the problem definitely appears to be in
upower. But if upower is removed, you also lose your power indicator
applet. xfce4-battery-plugin works well as a replacement.
laptop model: HP G61
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Exactly the same problem (cursor invisible but working after suspend via lid
close) on hp probook 4520s, xubuntu 14.04 x86_64
The problem exists with or without light-locker running
Workaround #26 works :)
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It seems to be happening only when there is opened window on the current
workspace.
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I have exactly the same problem on my ASUS EeePC 1201T running Xubuntu
14.04 32 bit, screen locking disabled. As a crude workaround going to
the console fixes the problem (so e.g. CTRL+ALT+F1; CTRL+ALT+F7 and the
mouse cursor is visible again)
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Could you guys please test the light-locker package provided in this PPA to see
whether we were able to fix the hidden cursor problem?
https://launchpad.net/~thad-fisch/+archive/test
Thanks in advance!
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I tried the new version from the PPA and it still has the problem.
@Mike: I suggested gnome-screensaver, not xscreensaver. Although
xscreensaver works, gnome-screensaver is nicer.
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This might seem obvious, but you did restart light-locker after
upgrading it, right?
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I first removed the old version. Then I installed the new version. Then
I rebooted. Then I tested.
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I have uninstalled light-locker and light-locker settings. The problem
with the invisible mouse cursor after resuming is still there (similar
to what I reported in #10 although at that time I just disabled light-
locker).
Since there are reports that the mouse stays visible if the screen is
... and another syslog produced by closing the lid.
** Attachment added: syslog-suspend-lid.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/light-locker/+bug/1297144/+attachment/4093147/+files/syslog-suspend-lid.txt
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... sent the last comment too early - forget the dbus log entries. I
produced another pair of logs - maybe it can support problem analysis.
This one is the log for suspending using the suspend key. The mouse is
visible after resume.
** Attachment added: syslog-suspend-key.txt
I have found that I can get the cursor back by running killall light-
locker in the terminal.
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Hey Peter, while I appreciate the logs and the report, please don't mix
bugreports. There's a separate bugreport for the lid-close lock on
suspend problem, so posting info about it here is confusing. Let's
focus on the missing mouse-cursor.
@Ian: Ok, thanks for testing again. It's very strange
I would like to provide some more details about how this problem
manifests on my laptop.
1. This problem only seems to occur when the laptop was put to sleep by closing
the lid for a while. If the computer is woken up immediately after it goes to
sleep, the problem does not occur. It also does
Hi Simon,
just to clarify: my comments (apart from #10 where I reference the other
bug reports) are not about the black screen after suspend problem. It
is all just about the missing mouse cursor. When light-locker is not
installed (removed with apt-get purge) suspend and resume work except
for
I did what Ian (q-labnchpad-b) suggested and replaced light-locker with
xscreensaver. That fixed my suspend problem also so it looks like
light-locker is the problem.
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As I mentioned in a previous comment, I was able to eliminate the
problem on my computer by removing light-locker and replacing it with
gnome-screensaver. It is possible that light-locker triggers when the
computer wakes from resume whether locking is enabled or not.
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To get the cursor back, I just locked the screen and unlocked it again
as opposed to suspending and resuming.
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On my ThinkPad T42 it happens only when I enter suspend state by closing
the lid - using the menu to enter suspend state shows no problems.
The problem seems to be independet of light-locker. I have disabled
light-locker in system settings because the screen stays black after
wakeup
Addition to comment #10:
I have disabled automatic screen locking in
- Power Management settings
- Session settings
- Light Locker settings (by completely disabling light locker)
So the screen is not locked when I close the lid, but on wakeup the mouse
cursor is invisible.
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So, to sum up the previous comments, the issue mentioned in #10 is a
different bug (that we know about and that is not related to light-
locker) and according to #11 the issue with the hidden mouse-cursor is
not due to light-locker, as it also happens without it.
If this is the case, we need to
Hi Ian,
could you please test the patched version of light-locker in this PPA?
https://launchpad.net/~thad-fisch/+archive/test
As none of us could reproduce the bug, the patch is guesswork, but I
hope it will do the trick. Thanks for testing!
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I would like to add that gnome-screensaver does not have this problem.
I uninstalled gnome-screensaver, installed the deb from your repository,
and rebooted. The problem is still in your modified version of light-
locker.
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I did what was requested. I have attached the log produced by putting
the computer in suspend state and waking it up immediately. I will
attach the log produced by putting the computer in suspend state and
waking it up after an extended period of time in a subsequent comment.
I also found that I
I have attached the log produced by putting the computer in suspend
state and waking it up after an extended period of time.
** Attachment added: light-locker_long_time.txt
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug. Did you enable screen
locking on suspend? If yes, please disable it temporary and try to
reproduce the problem.
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Disabling screen locking seems to have fixed it. As an interesting
note, I first disabled screen locking while the courser was invisible.
I was then no longer able to get it back by putting the computer to
sleep.
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** Package changed: xfce4-settings (Ubuntu) = light-locker (Ubuntu)
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Please re-enable screen locking and run the terminal commands killall
light-locker; light-locker --debug. Now put your computer in suspend
state and resume it 1) immediately and 2) again after an extended period
of time. Then attach the generated terminal output to this report.
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