After a recent (the last since posting this) update of Ubuntu 18.04,
this issue has appeared. When I try to use the keyboard to change the
volume, nothing happens.
I logged into Ubuntu Desktop and it works.
I have uninstalled gnome shell + Ubuntu dekstop, leaving only Unity
Desktop but the
Thanks Kai-Heng! Just a noob question - Is it OK to compile the kernel
on a different computer than the one impacted by the issue? I assume
it'll be OK to do this.
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Yeah, we tried to do the bisect (see the history). For whatever reason
it wasn't successful. Unfortunately I haven't the knowledge to do the
bisect on my own.
** Summary changed:
- Kernels 4.3-4.8 result in blackscreen - Intel Ivybridge
+ All Kernels since 4.2.8 result in a black screen on boot
Yes. It happens on 4.13-rc1. Black Screen.
The last good version of the kernel was 4.2.8 - all others since give me
the black screen.
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Could we give this a try again? The issue still exists even with the
newest mainline kernels. I'm still stuck with Linux 4.2.9.
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Kernels
As expected, the 4.9 kernel gives me the black screen on boot. In
addition, I'm getting all kinds of screen tearing when I boot into the
desktop (blindly of course) with this kernel, unlike the others.
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Unfortunately none of the builds I could use compiled correctly. I'll
have to wait until there's a successful build. Could I use the mainline
4.9?
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Sorry for the delay I was on holiday over the past week.
I've tested linux-
image-4.1.0-040100rc6-generic_4.1.0-040100rc6.201610211158_amd64.deb
It gives me the second issue where it get's stuck in the console (with
the blinking cursor in the upper left corner) before booting into
Plymouth.
linux-
image-4.2.0-040200rc6-generic_4.2.0-040200rc6.201610191537_amd64.deb
This kernel works fine. I do not get the blackscreen.
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linux-
image-4.2.0-040200rc7-generic_4.2.0-040200rc7.201610181505_amd64.deb
This kernel works.
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Title:
Kernels 4.3-4.8 result in blackscreen -
This one is just like the other kernels. I get a blackscreen on boot
but can blindly log in.
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Title:
Kernels 4.3-4.8 result in blackscreen -
maybe on comments 45-46? I wasn't sure what to test.
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Kernels 4.3-4.8 result in blackscreen - Intel Ivybridge
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Hi Again. I decided to try something new today. As I mentioned
previously, when I boot it goes directly into a blackscreen - but I
believed I could blindly log in. So today I did the following:
1. Cleared my syslog (just wanted to see if there were obvious errors going
forward)
2. Rebooted my
Please disregard my previous post. I didn't see the "revert" folder
before. I assume now that this is the correct folder.
>From the "revert" folder I installed the following:
linux-headers-4.4.0-43_4.4.0-43.63~lp1609242Commitb1b38278Reverted_all.deb
@jsalisbury
Sorry for my ignorance but could you help me understand something?
In the past you were putting the kernels in the root folder. This time
there were no kernels in the root folder. I assumed that I should go to
the folder with the same commit number
Same issue as before. As with all of the 4.1 kernels, the screen freezes
before going into Plymouth. Only the cursor is visible and I have to
manually restart the computer.
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