I can confirm that linux-image-4.10.0-36-generic Commit111757e7b6de9
fixed the problem. Wifi not working though.
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Intel graphics problems
I can confirm that linux-image-4.10.0-36-generic Commit
ae95914a9a3cd5060dcd1d0a9d02906f97bc56d1 fixed the problem. Wifi not
working though.
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I can confirm that linux-image-4.10.0-37-generic Commit
8b1a7b0607a840e73e9b6fd15cc01d800742fe43 fixed the problem. Wifi not
working though.
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linux-image-4.10.0-37-generic Commit
b1943b80d393d40a75c7fd0679f51d6f998d28d5 fixed the problem. Wifi not
working again though.
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I can confirm that booting with the 4.10.0-36-generic_4.10.0-36.40
kernel from your link cured the slow graphics fault, everything ran
smooth, back to normal. I did lose wifi though :-)
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@Joseph: Can also confirm that 4.10.0-35 fixed it.
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Installed linux-headers...all, linux-headers...generic amd64, image
amd64 and image-extra using dpgk -i *.deb this time instead of using the
software centre I used to install the previous images. Started Ubuntu
with 4.10.0-36-generic. This slow video problem is now present. But wifi
now works.
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If it's any use, I booted with the 4.10.0-37 kernel again and run the intel
Graphics Update
Tool which reported this:
Checking if Intel graphics card available...
• checking for i915 module in /sys/module
• module NOT found, checking for upgraded variant(s)
• no active i915 card detected,
As per the last comment by Emanuele Cisbani (cisba), I re-installed
4.10.0-37 (the original source of video problems with synaptic.
Then did: sudo apt install --reinstall i915-4.11.6-4.10.0-dkms
And the problem is now fixed. :-)
I also ran the intel Graphics Update which didn't perform any
Same here, Ubuntu 16.04.4. If I close the lid to put my DELL E6230 into
sleep, upon opening the lid and bringing it out of sleep, it says
'Switch to greeter' message, same as OP.
Last system updates I actioned was installing security updates for the
Wayland Compositor (Binary utilities & dev
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