A possible workaround for those who:
- Use a laptop (I guess)
- Rarely do a full boot
- Are still willing to wait for a while for the bug to be fixed
I have my laptop set to suspend on lid close, so after the machine has
stopped booting (no more disk activity), I suspend and resume. This
restores
Same bug on HP tx2020eo with Nvidia card. Seems to only happen when
there is login after suspend.
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No mouse cursor after resuming from suspend during the graphical login prompt.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/552214
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Confirmed on HP tx2020eo with Nvidia card.
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Lucid-No mouse pointer after suspend or hibernation
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/554438
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Can confirm the bug with latest updates on 10.04, HP tx2020eo laptop.
Problem did not exist on this machine in 8.04, appeared in 8.10, still
existed in 9.04, disappeared in 9.10, and now it is back again. And this
time it seems to affect wicd too, which earlier could be used as a
workaround.
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Confirming the bug. Dim on first resume after boot. Using non-free
Nvidia drivers.
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display is fully dimmed after resume from suspend
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/451282
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After a clean install of 9.10 (due to other reasons), front headset
started working normally with the addition of "model=hp" to alsa-base,
without installing anything. This was on HP tx2020eo.
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[Karmic] Analog headphones insertion not detected / Speakers not mutted
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Yep, unrelated, and now fixed. Caused by legacy custom startup script
that did not have the necessary module in kernel anymore, or something.
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xorg consumes up to 25% of CPU after upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/472406
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Ok, so the "no menu.lst" is a red herring, we are using grub2 now (GNU
GRUB 1.97~beta4).
My CPU problem seems to be unrelated then.
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xorg consumes up to 25% of CPU after upgrading to Ubuntu 9.10
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I just did a clean network install (keeping old /home) of 9.10.
1 CPU at 100% from boot. Logging out and in again puts both CPUs at
100%.
Grub installed. Correct kernel in the list and started:
Linux laptop 2.6.31-14-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 16 14:05:01 UTC 2009
x86_64 GNU/Linux
For some
I have this problem with HP Pavilion tx2020eo (AMD 64).
First installed linux-backports-modules-alsa-karmic-generic and restarted - no
change.
Then added "model=auto" to the line in alsa-base as Michelle indicated and
restarted - no change.
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Same here with hp tx 2000, also amd64.
Linux 2.6.31-14-generic x86_64
acpi-support 0.129
acpid 1.0.6-9ubuntu8
This is regression.
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Resume from suspend sometimes gives low screen brightness, as if on battery
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/446855
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Finally! Running 9.10 Karmic Beta. Network Manager starts reconnecting
immediately after resume, like it used to in 8.04 Hardy.
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network manager slow to reconnect after suspend/resume
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I tried this with a Live Karmic CD. Seems like the problem exists, since
the projector loses sync. Unfortunately, I do not have another screen,
and I cannot get in via the network to diagnose. Being a live CD, I do
not know how to change it so that I could get in and get the files you
requested.
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Workaround tested on HP tx2020eo:
Step 1: Unchecking and checking the "Enable wireless" setting in the NM
taskbar icon (right click) immediately starts the scan and connection.
Step 2: Requesting the same via the command line through the following
works as well:
dbus-send --system --type=method_
FINALLY, after a year of suffering with vesa and no video playback,
happened upon a simple workaround to this problem which was originally
described for AE100 and works for me on AE700. The workaround is
described here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=536344
I used "gtf 1280 720 60" to ge
Implemented the addition of "iwlist scan" as described above. No chance,
reconnect still takes at least half a minute.
Wicd works fine for me, but lacks the state-of-the-art 3G features of
the Network Manager.
If anyone has the time, you could compare syslog entries on wakeup for
both WICD and NM
Yes. I can confirm that. I have a fresh install of Jaunty now, and the
wifi is slow to connect after suspend/resume, but normal after login.
Can I provide some files etc. for debug?
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Latest development version of the linuxwacom driver (0.8.3-2) fixes this
error and enables the pen on my HP tx2020eo, and replacing the contents
of file /usr/share/hal/fdi/policy/20thirdparty/10-wacom.fdi with that
found at http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25262022/working.fdi enables also
touch with
Cannot confirm the above. I am now on Jaunty with 2.6.28-11 kernel, and
Network Manager is still slow to reconnect after suspend/resume. If I
understand correctly, this problem only affects those who have upgraded
from Hardy to Intrepid without a full install?
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Running HP tx2020eo. Identical details to previous. Tablet worked (with
pen and touch) before upgrade to Jaunty, with the exception of
hotplugging after suspend/resume.
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Touchscreen not working on tx 2500 with jaunty: error -113
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/357709
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Same problem with HP Pavilion tx2000 and the Ubuntu-provided Broadcom STA
wireless driver.
Reconnect after suspend worked fine in Hardy, but has always taken a long time
under 8.10. Sometimes wireless is completely disabled after suspend.
Seems to be NM problem, since wicd reconnects in just a fe
To Gerard:
Ok, so vesa is not working for you. You have a DVI connection on the AE500,
right? I have an AE700 with VGA and HDMI connections, so have to use an adapter
(have tried both).
To anyone interested:
I tried the Jaunty alpha live install on an USB stick. Worked fine on another
computer.
You can modify the Device section in /etc/X11/xorg.conf to include:
Driver "vesa"
I think this is the same as booting in "Safe graphics mode", and gives you a
working desktop on Ubuntu.
Unfortunately, this bypasses the Intel driver and the B202 processor
alone is not sufficient to run a smooth TV
Stupid questions:
Which Ubuntu version are you using?
Are you really using the old 810 driver?
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