Peter, I used Muon, located the package, and uninstalled. You could also try
apt on command line.
Ex: sudo apt remove backport-iwlwifi-dkms
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I removed the backport-iwlwifi-dkms package, and the kernel compiles and
boots. As I read, the driver is part of the kernel now. The package is
not needed.
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I have the same issue. It causes kernel panic upon boot. Here is my
backport-iwlwifi make log file.
** Attachment added: "make.log"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/backport-iwlwifi-dkms/+bug/2097945/+attachment/5856765/+files/make.log
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Looks like this problem is infecting OS X too.
"These suggest the problem is likely a driver fault; however, it could also be
a bug in the Window Server that occurs when performing certain actions that
used advanced graphics capabilities."
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-57485204-263/mac-pr
nVidia, If you happen to be reading this thread, congratulations on your
success with the Nexus 7. Glad you could make some money with that ARM
Linux. Could you show some appreciation in the x86 and AMD64 world by
fixing this? I read your response to Linus' accusations. I'm not feeling
that Linux a
I found running Unity2D to be a rock solid work around. My desktop is
using an nVidia 9800GT. My notebook is an nVidia Optimus system on a
Dell XPS 17 using Bumblebee for a video driver. I have had no problems
with Bumblebee.
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