Chris,
The bios update did the trick and I have seen no more GPF's
since applying it.
Thanks,
Brett Bogert
bboger...@gmail.com
On 04/21/2014 05:10 AM, Christopher M. Penalver wrote:
> Brett Bogert, this bug report is being closed due to your last comment
> https://bugs.la
Joseph,
The GPF happened again this morning. I was burning a CD and
it completed
and made the "ding" tone and then Unity died and back to
the Lightdm login.
I tried to bug report it as a duplicate of 1299739 but
launchpad oops'ed and lost the
Joseph,
A quick progress report on my testing. So far I have burned 6
DVD's and 11 CD's without
any more GPF's and the machine has been rock solid since I
changed the BIOS setting.
I suspect that the problem has resolved itself with the BIOS
setting change but w
Joseph,
I continued testing today with the new kernel and burned
another 11 CD's and 2 DVD's. No
GPF's occurred so I feel pretty confident that the BIOS
change solved the issue. I think we
can close the bug report and list the cause as "ASUS
Optimal" setti
Problem seems to be resolved (see above) and was caused by aggressive
timing parameters ("ASUS Optimal" settings) and possible weak or bad
memory chip. Once BIOS parameter was changed to "ASUS Normal" settings
the problem resolved itself and no more GPF's were output after burning
many more CD's/DV
Public bug reported:
I was burning a CD using Brasero when the Unity desktop died and I ended
up back at the lightdm login prompt. This was the first problem of this
kind since running Trusty and occured since the latest update on
3/29/2014. The system had been completely stable up to this point.
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