Added the kernel-bug-exists-upstream tag. Also it seems to me that success/failure of boot with the new kernel depends somehow on what was the previously booted kernel. Here is the raw data of my reboots between v3.8-rc5 and 3.2.0-35 kernel (order matters, "-" indicates the failed boot, "+" indicates successful boot): 3.2.0-35: + v3.8-rc5: + v3.8-rc5: - v3.8-rc5: - 3.2.0-35: + v3.8-rc5: + v3.8-rc5: + v3.8-rc5: - 3.2.0-35: + v3.8-rc5: + v3.8-rc5: - v3.8-rc5: - 3.2.0-35: + v3.8-rc5: + v3.8-rc5: + v3.8-rc5: + v3.8-rc5: - v3.8-rc5: - v3.8-rc5: - v3.8-rc5: - v3.8-rc5: - 3.2.0-35: + v3.8-rc5: + 3.2.0-35: + v3.8-rc5: + 3.2.0-35: + v3.8-rc5: + 3.2.0-35: + v3.8-rc5: + 3.2.0-35: + v3.8-rc5: + v3.8-rc5: - v3.8-rc5: + v3.8-rc5: - v3.8-rc5: - v3.8-rc5: - v3.8-rc5: - v3.8-rc5: - v3.8-rc5: - v3.8-rc5: -
>From these 40 reboots my conclusion - after successfull boot into 3.2.0-35 kernel the very next boot into 3.8-rc5 kernel is always successful. It is possible that after one successful boot into 3.8-rc5 next boot into same 3.8-rc5 will be successful. And it is possible that boot into 3.8-rc5 will be successful after failed boot into 3.8-rc5 (one case). But most of times of subsequent boots into 3.8-rc5 will be failed. Hope this helps. If more reboots in a more systematic way are needed - please tell. Every reboot is taking only 5-6 seconds, since I'm booting from SSD. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1106913 Title: With 3.2.0-36 version of kernel Intel Video driver fails to start To manage notifications about this bug go to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1106913/+subscriptions -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
