Well Stephen, Christopher had me try several upstream kernels. I might
be mistaken, but i believe those upstream kernels are the ones that are
released to other linux distros as well.

Your right, it is very odd that a blinking kernel panic does not happen
or any other errors. This last time i had to hard reboot i did get some
sort of error message before ubuntu loaded, but it went by so fast i
couldn't read it. I suspect most of the time though those errors are
just saying my machine was not shut down properly and that swap needs to
be cleaned. Well that's my guess anyway.

still working to see if i can figure out the git commit stuff to narrow
down which kernel commit specifically introduced it so the programmers
can figure it out quicker and fix it.

Each kernel revision (and i guess also on each commit between mainline
kernels) they do have a change log. One suggestion in the ubuntu
debuging wiki said that if the problem is indeed related to Intel GPU
Driver then theoretically you could do a search for any commit that had
changes to Intel GPU Driver and that would narrow down the search to
find the problem. I dont know how to really do that though.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/KernelBisection

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