[Expired for xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu) because there has been no
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Status: Incomplete => Expired
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Short Story:
Kernel 2.6.32-11.15 is a kernel that causes the problem on my LucidLynx machine
with all updated packages.
Kernel 2.6.32-10.14 is a kernel that boots fine on my LucidLynx machine with
all updated packages.
Attached is the Xorg.0.log file from booting with the latest 2.6.32-21.32
ke
You don't need to rebuild them - click on the architecture links (for
you, amd64), which will take you here:
https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/2.6.32-12.17/+build/1485899
>From there you can download the pre-built linux-image-2.6.32-17-generic
package.
Since it works with nomodeset
If I go here, https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/2.6.32-12.17,
and download
https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archive/primary/+files/linux_2.6.32.orig.tar.gz
this is not revision 17, this is revision 0 or 1 , right?
How do I apply patches or revs to get that souce code tar ball up to
Thank you.
Adding "nomodeset" to the linux boot line via editing GRUB, worked 3 out of 3
boots. That is excellent.
Not using "nomodeset" failed 4 out of 4 times. (just making sure I the problem
still exists)
Aside: when I initially moved the machine that I just tested from its directly
attache
Odd - your dmesg+with_drm.debugAndKVM file doesn't actually have any
output from the intel driver *at all*. It doesn't even appear to try to
load. I'm not sure what to make of that.
The problem that you're seeing here is in the kernel - by default, the
i915 kernel module is responsible for monit
Assuming the problem is with the package, xserver-xorg-video-intel, would it be
helpful and possible
to purge this package and install various versions of this to identify the
exact version where the
regression occurred?
If yes, how does one get hold of all the interim versions of
xserver-xorg-
I just burned a HardyHeron 8.04.4 CD.
That LiveCD boots up fine.
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Attached is /var/log/dmesg after having added "drm.debug=0x04" without the
quotes on the linux command line via the Grub edit menu.
This file was created several minutes ago.
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Just added "video=VGA1:800x600" to end of linux line (without the quotes) and
booted (),
No change in the outcome.
I did a diff between this Xorg.0.log and one previously without that
option. It made no difference. Here is the diff:
$ diff Xorg.0.log_withKVM Xorg.0.log
7,9c7,9
< Kernel command
1A.)
I found a file dmesg_withDebug. I'll assume it was the file that I was supposed
to attach a long time ago.
1B.)I'll make another one, some time today.
2.)
I just upgraded with latest LucidPackages this morning.
Rebooted. Same dead screen problem.
3.)
I just booted, successfully, off the Be
Ok. So, what's happening here would seem to be that the KVM that you have is
doing at least one of the following:
a) Not putting sufficient electrical load on the VGA port so that the intel
driver isn't detecting a connected monitor there, and/or
b) Not responding to DDC requests, so the intel d
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using the ReleaseCandidate that I burned today, 4-23-2010, booting the LiveCD
exemplifies the same problem.
Black/dead screen when using KVM(TRENDnet) switch. I never see the purple
screen with the 5 dots blinking.
LiveCD boots fine without KVM switch.
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I've updated my machine with latest Lucid updates. No change in problem: Same
problem where using the TRENDnet KVM switch
causes X to not recognize the monitor. Without the KVM, everything is fine.
Looking at both Xorg.0.log files, the files are identical for the first 151
lines, then right at t
LiveCD of 4/16/2010 still does not work with my TRENDnet KVM switch.
Another point to make, I can boot up a machine with a monitor directly attached.
And then I can rearrange the monitor cable such that I am going through the KVM
switch.
That works.
So, the problem is when "the thing" that does
on a different machine than any of the above, but with same VGA controller, the
LiveCD of 4/12/2010 boots up,
using a Belkin KVM switch. (not a TRENDnet).
One difference between the Belkin and TRENDnet KVM switches, is that Belkin has
an AC/DC adapter that provides power to the switch, the TRENDn
Problem still exists with a live CD burned today, 4/12/2010.
(this bug is critical to us, as we outfit each developer with a Windows
machine, a Linux machine,
one monitor, and of course, one KVM switch.)
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just to reiterate, I am able to boot the Beta1 LiveCD , using the KVM switch.
(proving the KVM switch is good)
I have another machine that I rebuilt out with Beta1 LiveCD and no further
updates.
It boots fine on a different KVM switch, but cannot boot up using an April 5th
LiveCD.
(proving again
attached is dmesg_withDebug which is /var/log/dmesg but with "linux " line in
grub menu appended with "drm.debug=0x04".
This is booting the machine with the KVM switch and the dead screen.
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Adding an extra wrinkle to my problem(sorry). I have determined that my problem
still is a problem, but it exists only if I am using a KVM switch for the
machines. If the monitor is directly
attached, the console window comes up fine, and, a LiveCD (April 5th) comes up
fine.
But with the KVM swi
Thanks Chris. I filed bug #559201 regarding my issue. It's not truly
intermittent as I have a known STR to reproduce it reliably. Hope it
gets some attention.
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On a second machine (with same problem), I just booted up 2.6.32-16 kernel, and
the problem (dead screen) happened.
But having said that, that -16 kernel was installed on 3/13/2010, per
/var/log/apt/history.log and I did not have the problem then.
The problem occurred about March 23rd after an u
@tekstr1der: Your problem is a separate bug - particularly since it's
intermittent. If you could please file a separate bug, preferably with
the details from a failed boot. If you can't SSH into your thinkpad,
you could collect those details by logging in blindly, running a gnome-
terminal, and r
>From those logs the problem is that the i915 kernel module isn't
detecting any outputs connected - it doesn't think the VGA is connected,
which your working Xorg.0.log shows you have connected.
If possible, it would be interesting to get the output of dmesg after
booting with the “drm.debug=0x04”
apport information
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using the LiveCD of Wednesday 3/31/2010, Thursday's or Friday's, the machine
does not display anything.
The screen goes blank/black.
Similar, if machine that was working, is updated wi
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Status: Incomplete => New
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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We've got a couple of problems mixed up here. X bugs are generally
highly hardware-specific - even from the same vendor - so it's almost
always unhelpful to mix Intel, nvidia, and ati bugs as has happened
here! If you've got a non-Intel system and are experiencing a bug,
please file a new bug rat
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I have been experiencing this periodically on a new Lenovo ThinkPad
X201s with Intel graphics. After grub, the screen goes black, but the
boot continues to load. Plymouth is not displayed. Following a period of
disk I/O, entering the keystrokes Ctrl-Alt-Del successfully
reboots the system. I belie
Since last update to working system was linux-kernel. Reinstalling
fglrx resolved the problem to the previously working system.
I do not have a second system to ssh into one of my fresh installs from
daily build. The installation fails before I enter any of the install
information so files are i
I have an ATI HD5750. My current working system failed the first reboot after
yesterdays update.
The current Xorg.0.log is 0 bytes in size, thus I attached Xorg.0.log.old.
Lucid 10.04 2.6.32.19 appears on grub. I was able to boot using recovery mode.
Update/upgrade to not resolve issue.
As
the issue seems rather an xorg driver one
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Attached is Xorg.0.log from the same exact machine, but with the Beta 1
LiveCD loaded on it.
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Attached is the Xorg.0.log from the broken system.
I don't have a working system. Let me burn a LiveCD from say the Beta 1
release, load that and give you that file,
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need /var/log/Xorg.0.log from both cases (working, non-working)
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the issue there seems rather an xorg than a gdm one
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Importance: Undecided => Low
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The April 5th (32-bit) LiveCD does work fine booting up on a Dell Precision 650
with a "VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV18GL [Quadro NVS 280
SD] (rev a2)".
The April 5th (32-bit) LiveCD does work fine booting up on a Dell Inspiron Mini
(netbook)
with a "VGA compatible controller
LiveCD of today, 4/5/2010, still does not boot up (screen is dead) on my
Dell Optiplex 760 with " VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 4 Series
Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)".
The April 5th LiveCD does work fine booting up on a Dell Optiplex GX 520 with:
"VGA compatible
I have had problems using daily build from March 29, 31, April 1 and 2.
Initial "Ubuntu" screen with 5 dots works fine then blank screen.
I have an ATI HD5750.
Previous daily builds from March 8, 15 and 22 worked.
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this is one thread discussing problem from more than one person.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9065231
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