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Hi all, I'm running a D400 that has not had any hardware problems.
Until a couple of days ago it was working perfectly under hardy using
the i810 driver. I've tried using nomodeset but there seem to be
problems with this as well.
Before using nomodeset:
I've also noticed that the bug is at least
I've found a bug report for the mouse cursor issue:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-
intel/+bug/482715 (#482715)
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Err.. whoops, that's a different issue, it's Compiz-related.
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I'm experiencing exactly the same on a dell d400.
fresh karmic install
kernel 2.6.31.17. generic
This has worked fine for me since 7.04.
Any progress? Anything I can do to help?
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I can also confirm that nomodeset in grub2 seems to be a functioning
workaround. I have no idea what this does though.
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I'm using
Release 9.10 (karmic)
Kernel Linux 2.6.31-17-generic
Gnome 2.28.1
I have a I have a Dell Latitude x300, 614 MiB, Intel Pentium M Processor
1200 MHz
Ever since i uploaded Karmic it hasn't worked.
anything I can do?
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On Dell Latitude X300:
- downgrading to xserver-xorg-video-intel-2.4 DID NOT HELP. Althought it
changed some things, after downgrading closing the lid just messed the desktop
up, instead freezing the whole computer.
- enabling ForceEnablePipeA option DID NOT HELP. Altho I'm not quite sure if
I
I have a strong feeling that this is NOT a kernel issue (atleast kernel
does not panic). Playing with xorg's intel video driver has brought me
some relief, although I'm still fighting with it.
I suggest that it has something to do with intel video driver and things
that depend on it.
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Hi Leann,
Thanks for this, all done as suggested. Unfortunately however, the
utility does not write anything to /var/crash and so I have been unable
to gather any data.
It appears that as soon as the laptop lid is closed, all activity ceases
immediately and so the contents of the crash are not
Hi Stephen,
I don't supposed you'd be able to capture the output of the panic and
post it here? The linux-crashdump package has been provided to help
capture the contents of a Kernel Oops/Panic, especially in the event of
a sudden system freeze/lockup. You will first need to install the
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