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Title:
[Focal] No HDMI output through thunderbolt docking station
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daniel, could you please hand this off
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Title:
[Latitude E6510] X crashes when lid is closed
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Public bug reported:
I was humming along and appeared to be fine, then the system froze
completely and forced me to power-cycle to get it to come back to life.
On doing so, booting into the current 3.10 (3.10.0-1.8) kernel for
Saucy, there was no nvidia driver, and an error in the xorg logs
This should be the Xorg.log from my attempt to boot 3.10.0-1.8 with the
broken nvidia kernel module. There was nothing listed in either
kern.log nor syslog indicating why or what happened.
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adding the blocker again because of this with nouvea:
ubuntu@201201-10399:~$ /usr/lib/nux/unity_support_test -c -p
OpenGL vendor string: VMware, Inc.
OpenGL renderer string: Gallium 0.4 on llvmpipe (LLVM 0x301)
OpenGL version string: 2.1 Mesa 9.0
Not software rendered:no
Not blacklisted:
After trying (manually installed nvidia-experimental-310 because jockey
offers nothing on this system with this card), I get no desktop.
Jockey does not offer any drivers for this card. With Nouveau, compiz and
software rendering are not supported:
ubuntu@201201-10399:~$
Removed the blocker tag. The nVidia card works fine using nouveau on all
three ports (VGA, HDMI, DVI)
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Not an issue with fglrx
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Canonical Hardware Enablement Team
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The device in question is an HDMI audio device that provides audio out
and VGA port for an HDMI connection. Check with ctf to see the device
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Title:
unable to resume from suspend with radeon driver
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On plugging in HDMI devices, the screen is scrambled. Pretty simple.
Boot and log in.
Plug in HDMI device
Watch the screen scramble
This occurs with the Radeon driver.
I managed to recover the system the first time by unplugging the device,
however, on the second attempt,
Public bug reported:
While running 12.04.2 on an HP Pavilion dm1, the system is unable to
resume from suspend while running the radeon driver.
The system successfully suspends, but on resume, the system starts
waking and the screen does nothing but flash like a strobe light. The
system had to
Public bug reported:
When running 12.04.2 with the nouveau driver, the system (X) does not
recover after suspend and the system eventually freezes.
The machine starts to recover from suspend, however, the screen remains
black, or in one case, became a weird black and white zig-zag pattern
with a
Karmic bug
** Changed in: nvidia-graphics-drivers-180 (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired = Invalid
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Xorg
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Title:
[Latitude E6510] External DisplayPort does not work with Nouveau
driver
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Jeff or Greg, can you try 12.10 and see if this is still an issue
(12.04.2 would be good as well).
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[Latitude
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 877682 ***
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Marked as dupe of the Oneiric version of this bug as Natty is dead and
it was fixed in Oneiric.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 877682
[Latitude E6510 / Thinkpad W510/T510] External Video
resolved by update.
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Status: Expired = Invalid
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Really
Over a year with no action, closing.,
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Status: New = Invalid
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Title:
No one bothered to look at this, system was certified.
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Status: New = Invalid
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Title:
nvidia-current 295.40-0ubuntu1.1: nvidia-current kernel module failed
to build
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Public bug reported:
nvidia failed to build when installing the current Quantal LTS backport
kernel from the X-Swat PPA
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: nvidia-current 295.40-0ubuntu1.1
Uname: Linux 3.3.0-030300rc1-generic x86_64
NonfreeKernelModules: nvidia
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Title:
nvidia-current-updates 295.49-0ubuntu0.2: nvidia-current-updates
kernel module failed to build
To
Public bug reported:
Installed Quantal LTS backport kernel from X-Swat PPA
bladernr@klaatu:~$ uname -a
Linux klaatu 3.5.0-14-generic #16~precise1-Ubuntu SMP Tue Sep 11 16:06:18 UTC
2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
During the install, the nvidia-current driver failed to build. After a
oddly, this started working after a second reboot... :/ gonna mark this
invalid for now
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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After booting precise on the E6420, I started checkbox. When checkbox
started, there was some screen corruption/artifacting on the terminal
window I opened, followed by weird rendering of text in the opened
checkbox window. This carried over into other windows (the firefox
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Here's a video showing the artifacting in the terminal and the
corruption. I've only seen this on one machine. (201011-6842)
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During certification testing of 12.04 LTS on the Vostro 3550 I observed
that the HDMI interface did not function properly. This was first
noticed using the default driver, then I tried with FGLRX.
In both cases, plugging a HDMI cable in resulted in nothing. This was
then
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Title:
[Dell Vostro 3550] HDMI inoperative
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Noticed this on multiple Lenovo systems and some Dells too. Steps to
recreate:
Boot precise.
Do some work for a while (maybe 15 minutes maybe longer)
close the lid
open the lid
when system resumes, the desktop may be frozen...
This doesn't happen every time I close the lid, but seems to occur
Also, it's not nVidia dependent as first thought, as this occurs on
systems without nVidia cards installed. The only fix for this seems to
be rebooting, since CTRL-Alt-Bksp is disabled by default now. (or
sending a sighup to X, but who knows to do that?)
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To reproduce, install 12.04 LTS onto a Lenovo E525 with the ATI video card.
Run the script /usr/share/checkbox/scripts/xrandr_cycle
After the first few larger modes, video will become horribly corrupted
and may not recover once the script tries to restore the original mode.
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Title:
[Lenovo E525] Switching video modes causes severe corruption / can't
display larger
Video showing the xrandr_cycle test and the screen corruption. This
occurred when using the default ATI radeon driver and I reproduced this
three times in a row.
** Attachment added: 100_0010.MOV
We are unable to certify any system with Optimus video in cases like
this where HDMI does not function. Example: Precision 6600
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Title:
[Lenovo W510] Entire desktop becomes
Public bug reported:
Doing certification testing on the Lenovo W510. During testing, I
closed the lid and re-opened. The system suspended. I pressed the
power button to resume and once it was awake again, the desktop was
present but not usable.
I can move the pointer around freely, but the
tagging as regression because this was not noticed with testing of
previous Ubuntu versions.
Also, attached is a short video showing the desktop behaviour after
resuming from suspend using the procedure listed above
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Title:
[Lenovo W510] Entire desktop becomes unresponsive after suspend/resume
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apport information
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apport information
** Tags added: apport-collected
** Description changed:
Doing certification testing on the Lenovo W510. During testing, I
closed the lid and re-opened. The system suspended. I pressed the
power button to resume and once it was awake again, the desktop was
present
apport information
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** Attachment added: ProcInterrupts.txt
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** Attachment added: UnitySupportTest.txt
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Update... I installed nvidia_current via jockey and this problem went
away. It appears this is specific to running Nouveau.
** Package changed: xorg (Ubuntu) = xserver-xorg-video-nouveau (Ubuntu)
** Tags removed: blocks-hwcert regression
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[Lenovo W510] Entire
Greg, can you add any update to this bug
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Greg Vallande (gvallande)
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This is the first time I've used the Nouveau driver as this is really
the first time I've felt it good enough to use full time (I haven't
tried it since 10.04). But now that I've done a brand new install of
Precise on my Alienware M15x with the nVidia GT240m GPU, I'm running
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X displays a lot of left-over video garbage when logging in
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I shot this video with my iPhone just to show you what actually appears
on screen between LightDM and the desktop.
I don't recall noticing this with the nVidia proprietary drivers, to be
honest, at least not to this degree. It's well possible that I just
trained myself to ignore it over the
Yikes... somehow I completely overlooked updating this.
Anyway, at some point (not sure when) and update did indeed resolve this
issue. Unity seems happy, though the whole system seems a little
sluggish (but that's to be expected on a first gen Atom with only 1.5GB
RAM shared between video and
drivers don't work with Nvidia Optimus
Thanks... I thought it might be, but my searching skills failed me
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** Summary changed:
- [Latitude E6510] Desktop does not revert when unplugging external VGA with
nouveau
+ Desktop does not revert when unplugging external VGA with nouveau
** Description changed:
- Testing the E6510 with Oneiric. I have discovered that neither external
- VGA nor Display port
Further details... also seen on Thinkpad W510 (6974) running Nouveau...
the desktop can be reverted to single monitor mode by running the
Displays applet... but if you don't know to do that, and expect the
desktop to revert itself, you may never realize the issue.
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Title:
[Latitude E6510] External Video inoperative with nVidia current
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Also seen on the Thinkpad T420S optimus
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Title:
[Vostro 3750] Jockey says nvidia-current, but X keeps loading
Public bug reported:
Testing Oneiric on the E6510. During testing, attempted to connect a
monitor using the system's external DisplayPort video port. The system
was running nouveau. This port is completely inoperative with nouveau
driver. (it's also inop with nvidia_current).
The logs may
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Title:
[Latitude E6510] External DisplayPort does not work with Nouveau
driver
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Public bug reported:
During testing of Oneiric on the Latitude E6510 I tried both external
VGA and DisplayPort using the nvidia driver after installing
nvidia_current via Jockey and rebooting the machine.
Neither external port worked using the nVidia driver.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease:
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[Latitude E6510] External Video inoperative with nVidia current
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Title:
[Latitude E6510] Desktop does not revert when unplugging external VGA
with nouveau
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Public bug reported:
Testing the E6510 with Oneiric. I have discovered that neither external
VGA nor Display port work with the nvidia driver from nvidia_current. I
have also discovered that DisplayPort does not work with nouveau.
However, External VGA does seem to work with nouveau. BUT the
Public bug reported:
Running the nvidia driver on the e6510 (7383) and during testing,
there's a test for powersaving features that blanks the screen using
'xset dpms force off'. On every other system so far this just causes
the screen to blank and quickly return using a keypress, mouse
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[Latitude E6510] xset dpms off causes X to freeze with nvidia_current
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This has been observed on a Latitude E6510 (7383) and a Lenovo Edge 13
(6964) so I think it's not limited to one video card or driver, but more
a problem with X.
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This did NOT occur on a Thinkpad T420s which is only capable of running
Unity 2D on the Intel discreet card. So this may be related to Unity 3d
only...
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Current power settings are Do Not Suspend on inactivity for both battery
and mains; Suspend on lid close for both battery and mains.
If I suspend the system using pm-suspend, the system successfully
suspends and I can resume safely. However, every time I close the lid,
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[Latitude E6510] X crashes when lid is closed
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Title:
[Thinkpad Edge 11] Xorg segfault while running certfication stress
tests.
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Public bug reported:
Ran certification stress tests over night on the Thinkpad Edge 11
(6817). At some point during the night, Xorg segfaulted and when I got
in this morning, I discovered the system in this state. Not sure what
caused the issue, but there is a trace in Xorg.0.log.
ProblemType:
Here's the promised video showing the failure in action as I plug in the
DisplayPort connector.
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Filing this against xorg initially as I'm not sure if it's related to
the driver or if it's a Unity bug, though I've not seen this behaviour
on other systems.
Plugged an external monitor into the Thinkpad T510 (7375) using the
DisplayPort port. The external monitor DID come
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[Thinkpad T510] Plugging in DisplayPort causes Unity to crash
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Public bug reported:
Installed 11.10 on this Dell Vostro 3550. Jockey offered to install the
proprietary FGLRX driver to give me 3d acceleration. I installed fglrx,
restarted the system and tried, but still got 2d unity. Regardless of
whether I selected Unity or Unity 2D in LightDM, I always
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[Vostrp 3550] no 3d available with fglrx driver
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Doing cert testing on a Vostro 3750. The Intel graphics card is
currently in use. When I plug an external monitor into the VGA port on
this machine, the system sits for many seconds before compiz crashes and
then the external monitor shows the extended desktop.
When
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[Vostro 3750] external HDMI does not display desktop with Intel vide
driver loaded
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On this vostro, the default is the intel driver using the intel
graphics. However, Jockey tells me that nvidia current is enabled and
in use, but no matter what I can't get X to actually load the nVidia
driver.
This could be a case where the nVidia GPU is just disabled
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Title:
[Vostro 3750] Jockey says nvidia-current, but X keeps loading
intel_drv
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This isn't specifically a Nouveau issue, though that's a factor... on
the T420 previous certifications, 10.10 is 2D only and 11.04 says
Proprietary drivers are required to get the full experience. However,
with 11.10, there are no proprietary drivers available according to
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/875304
Title:
[Thinkpad T420] bad resolution, no driver options outside of nouveau
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Public bug reported:
Doing cert testing on the T420. With the nouveau driver, external VGA
and DisplayPort video is non-functional. There is no proprietary nvidia
driver available to try with. So, there is effectively no external
video on the T420 with Oneiric.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease:
** Tags added: blocks-hwcert
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/875309
Title:
[Thinkpad T420] External video inoperative
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