In case it's useful in any way, I've started using the mainstream
kernel 3.4.0-030400rc2-generic-pae #201204072235 , which doesn't have
the psmouse-working-after-suspend bug I get in the ubuntu kernel, and
therefore I don't get a crash.
But I suspect this is because I don't have to unload psmouse,
Hi Maarten,
I installed the synaptics driver, and rebooted into the standard
kernel, and the standard kernel was really unstable so I rebooted back
into mainstream kernel. I'm a bit concerned about the security
implications of running an old mainstream kernel, but at least the
mainstream kernel i
I'm using the mainstream kernel for now. It's rock solid. It just
doesn't have VMWare, or full apparmor support, or ipv6.
On Tue, Jun 12, 2012 at 9:29 PM, Aneesh Kumar K.V
wrote:
> This is really making me look for alternatives, Do we have some
> workaround for this ? Does disabling synaptic he
I worked around this bug in the end by adding the following script
into /etc/pm/sleep.d directory. I created this script in July, and
have never seen the problem recur since. I'm using an Acer 1810tz
laptop.
#! /bin/sh
rfkills=$(ls /sys/class/rfkill)
#echo $rfkills
case $1 in
suspend|suspe
My experience:
- after suspend, my touchpad mouse doesn't work (this itself is a new bug)
- I do 'sudo rmmod psmouse' then 'sudo modprobe psmouse' to reactive the mouse
- ... except, recently, when I do 'sudo rmmod psmouse', X crashes with the bug
in this bug report
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(by the way, I'm using gnome classic (no effects), fully updated, as of
yesterday/this morning)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/943880
Title:
Xorg crashed with SIGABRT in _
I can reproduce it fairly reliably by doing:
- suspend
- after suspend, 'sudo rmmod psmouse'
Sometimes, it's enough to just do 'sudo rmmod psmouse' (obviously if
this fails, you will need to 'sudo modprobe psmouse' before trying the
first method, using suspend)
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(Note: For the Valgrind bit, maybe the easiest thing could be to post
instructions for running valgrind, then if someone gets a moment it's
easy to just run it. Or maybe there are some licensing issues
involved?)
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@penalvch: step 3 seems to need some specific clarification, given that
the process in question is the X server. At least: I'm not sure how to
start the X server in valgrind.
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