Hey everyone, I am not a Linux expert and like many of you I have had
this problem since 9.10 (I use a HP pavilion as many of you do, now
10.04, amd64),and I could not get my battery applet to show the
remaining/charge time.
Today I was trying out cairo-dock, and for my surprise it DID show the
Hi,
I hope someone is still following this bug.
I have a fresh installation of Ubuntu 12.04, with all the updates done.
I own a Dell Vostro V131.
I too get the wrong Energy when full value, around 80 % of the time.
gnome-power-statistics shows the correct Capacity of the battery (91.8
%), and
I have installed kernel 3.5.0-28 from the -proposed repositories (12.04.2) and
have been using it for over a day, with no problems.
There is no Fix committed for linux-lts-quantal, so I am not sure if the
kernel in proposed is meant as a fix, or if it is simply the next kernel update
to come
I just tested the package from precise-proposed and it fixes the bug for
me. Thanks for the fix.
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It is working fine here with the package from precise-proposed.
Thanks for the fix.
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No problems here when running 3.5.0-27-generic_3.5.0-27.47~lp1140716
(provided by Brad Figg). I don't have any backlight problem and I
haven't experienced any weird resolution during the boot-up.
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@jsalisbury: Thanks for pointing to this kernel version. I have been able to
successfully test kernel v3.9-rc3 on Precise 12.04.2 (I am running with
quantal-lts xorg stack).
I have been running on it for ~ 3 hours so far with success. It usually took
some time for me to hit this bug on my Dell
@jsalisbury: After a few days of use and many suspend-resume cycles, I
am yet to encounter a problem with kernel 3.9-rc3 (as indicated in
comment #21). No problems whatsoever on my Dell v131 (i5 Sandybridge)...
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Same for me. Kernel 3.9-rc1 for many hours already, no problems at all.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1140716
Title:
[regression] 3.5.0-26-generic GPU hangs
To manage notifications
Thanks for yor quick comment. After playing a bit with apt-get I could
get a successful upgrade of the xserver too. Even though there is a
workaround, which simply consists on adding specific packages to the
'apt-get install' command, I don't know if this is something that should
be fixed in
Is it possible to assign this bug as affecting linux-lts-raring too? It
is correctly marked as fixed for linux-lts-quantal, but in a month from
now 12.04.3 will be out with a buggy kernel... Or am I wrong?
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I tested the fix. Although I don't claim it fixes all possible memory leaks,
the memory usage is substantially improved.
Using a given set of tracks the leakage went from ~90MB to only 5MB or so (and
it didn't increase past this value).
However, if cover-art is activated, the memory usage can
Hello everyone,
I have also been experiencing this bugs for quite some time now.
I just wanted to add to Eric Piel's comment, as I too experienced this
bug in a different situation, i.e. not after suspending my laptop.
I have a Dell Vostro, with intel graphics.
I sometimes use xset dpms force
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