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Status: Incomplete => Expired
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You would remove:
blacklist ath10k_pci
from /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf and then reboot.
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Title:
[amdgpu] Xorg freeze
To manage
Great, thank you. I will try this out. For my reference, how would I re-
enable the built in wifi? Thanks again
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Title:
[amdgpu] Xorg freeze
To
It might help to disable the built-in wifi. Try doing it in the BIOS. If
that doesn't work then you can disable the kernel driver of the built-in
wifi by adding a line:
blacklist ath10k_pci
to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf and then reboot.
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Funny you say that there has been a problem with the Wifi on this
machine since it was solely running Windows 10. Best Buy could not fix
it and did not want to cheaply replace it. Sometimes (unable to
reproduce) the wifi loses the ability to detect networks and I would
have to reboot in order to
Sorry I failed to notice you can't replace the graphics card as it's a
laptop...
If that error is some other PCIe device then it might be just the wifi
card which is easy to disable or replace.
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The only explanation for a freeze I can see in the log of comment #4 is
this recurring kernel/hardware problem:
Jul 16 12:06:21 bmariner-Inspiron-7375 kernel: pcieport :00:01.1: AER:
Corrected error received: :00:01.0
Jul 16 12:06:21 bmariner-Inspiron-7375 kernel: pcieport :00:01.1:
Thank you, I was able to do it with the sudo more FILENAME command. I
found a couple of crash reports on the site. blueman, gnome-shell, gdb,
nautilis. Everything listed except the blueman crashes happened before
my switch to cinnamon. I am unable to access the data, but I will search
the web.
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You need to be superuser to view that file, so run this first:
sudo -s
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Title:
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>From the following /var/crash, there are many files. I ran the most
recent one. It resulted in a "Sorry, Ubuntu 20.04 has experienced an
internal error. Send problem report to developers?" message. I selected
Send but did not receive an ID for the newly-created bug. Thus I assume
the message I
resulting prevboot command attached.
** Attachment added: "prevboot.txt"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1887724/+attachment/5393228/+files/prevboot.txt
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Also... It sounds like some part of the system may have crashed. To help
us find the cause of the crash please follow these steps:
1. Look in /var/crash for crash files and if found run:
ubuntu-bug YOURFILE.crash
Then tell us the ID of the newly-created bug.
2. If step 1 failed then look at
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