The conclusion seems to be that having light-locker or xscreensaver
enabled is a way to prevent this glitch from occurring.
I think it would be best to contact the 'nouveau' driver devs and ask
them how to further debug this issue.
https://nouveau.freedesktop.org/wiki/Bugs/
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Xubuntu 18.10 daily image, last resume from suspend took 59 seconds
before mouse-pointer returned. In this case I was mostly just watching
the clock (not waving it around; I started waving it around furiously at
56 seconds...)
Next resume was 20 secs - it appears to wake faster if you're more
with Xubuntu 18.10 (yes X) booted (installed image on dx6120); dist-
upgrade, 3x suspends using terminal & 3x suspends via menu with mouse-
pointer, then noticed I'd not logged out since upgrade. I logged out,
back in & repeat 3x suspends using term & 3x menu suspends and mouse-
pointer was there
NOTE: my last comment relates to LUBUNTU - which is not XUBUNTU..
I've been testing the 'live' image & only just worked out why there were so
many app changes!
Sorry my mistake !
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I had my (installed) 18.10 system on dx6120 running (for testing
lximage-qt elsewhere) so decided to try that (instead of 'live').
After numerous suspends via term & gui, I've had no lost mouse-pointers!
18.10 does not have `light-locker` installed; however it is using
xscreensaver; which
Does it change anything if you disable light-locker in 18.04, or enable
it in 18.10? Also, can you restore the mouse pointer by switching to
another VT and back?
>From all the information gathered so far this appears to be a Xfce or
Xubuntu specific bug which may have been introduced recently.
booted 18.04.1 x86 iso
numerous suspends; from CLI or menu, dx6120 wakes (I need to get past
lock screen), but I've had mouse-pointer each time (at login screen,
it'd dead centre of screen; on 18.10 I got the feeling it was trying to
be restored to wherever it was pre-suspend!?).
I've left
i booted lubuntu 18.10 (9-Oct-2018 iso); it has `xserver-xorg-video-
nouveau` & started suspending (suspend, few secs, wake, look for
pointer, repeat) but couldn't recreate. Lubuntu uses xscreensaver so I
was using mouse to wake up screensaver - so `killall xscreensaver`then
repeated testing. I
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I re-booted daily x86 daily on same machine, was able to re-create, but it
came good on its own (20-30 seconds after screen appeared)
It only occurs sometimes; more testing & it can occur with `sudo
systemctl suspend` but if you wait cursor will
In this case I suggest that you test with 18.04.1 also.
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Title:
xubuntu 18.10 daily x86 - suspend, on wake i have no mouse-pointer
Thanks Theo.
I can't comment on "new issue in 18.10" as I've only been using the
machine for testing [18.10] (Xubu & Lubu), before that it was idle for a
couple of years..
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This is a new issue in 18.10?
** Package changed: xubuntu-meta (Ubuntu) => xserver-xorg-video-nouveau
(Ubuntu)
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Title:
xubuntu 18.10 daily x86
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+ -- updated info
+ I re-booted daily x86 daily on same machine, was able to re-create, but it
came good on its own (20-30 seconds after screen appeared)
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+ It only occurs sometimes; more testing & it can occur with `sudo
+ systemctl suspend` but if you wait cursor will
I've re-ran this test on another system (different video card) & no issue.
re-tested (daily-iso) trying to cause bug on same machine -- yes re-created
briefly, but within 30 seconds mouse-pointer appeared (before I worked out
where mouse-pointer was)
copying (slightly edited) from QA-report
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