I added the following in /etc/mythtv/session-settings to work around this issue:
killall xfsettingsd
This will kill xfsettingsd when mythfrontend starts.
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Intel HD 4000 Black Screen
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Intel HD 4000 Black Screen
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Status: New
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No new packages for me in raring-proposed, I am at a loss.
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Title:
won't show login screen
To manage notifications abou
I have this same issue, I have confirmed with the mainline kernels that
both 3.8.9 and 3.8.10 work properly. 3.8.8 and Ubuntu's 3.8.0-19 both
give me a black screen. If I plug something into the display port then
I get a login screen there, but there is no way of getting said login
screen onto my
I'm up to date with everything except raring-proposed enabled, and the
issue still affects me. Do you have proposed enabled?
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I don't understand how you are getting around the blank screen issue,
there haven't been any updates to the kernel so the issue itself still
exists.
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Trevor, what have you done to fix the issues, are you still using an
older kernel or back to 3.8.0-19?
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Title:
won't sho
I tested with the mainline kernels. Both 3.8.9 and 3.8.10 work
properly. 3.8.8 shows the same results as Ubuntu's 3.8.0-19.
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I have this same issue on my Dell XPS 13 ultrabook with Intel HD 4000
graphics. I believe that the 3.8.0-19 kernel is causing the issue, if
I boot to a previously installed kernel everything works fine. Using
the 3.8.0-19 kernel I get nothing on the laptop screen, if I plug
something into the d
I hit this issue today, installed x11-common by hand to get the latest
version (sudo apt-get install x11-common), now my upgrades is on its way
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pre-depend x11-common for x11-xkb-utils, probably a dependency cycle.
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