The system with the relevant hardware in currently used in as a production
machine. I will be able to test the upstream kernel, but I need some time to
prepare another machine to take over the production role during the testing.
Also I need to find some time to do the actual testing since it's a
Would it be possible for you to test the latest upstream kernel? It
will allow additional upstream developers to examine the issue. Refer to
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds . Please test the release
candidate kernel versus the daily build. Once you've tested the
upstream kernel, plea
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*** System ***
Dell Vostro 1500
Intel T7500
Nvidia 8400M GS
*** Affected ISO's *** (not limited to)
Ubuntu & Xubuntu - i386 & amd64
* Lucid Pre Beta & Beta 1 (201003xx)
* Lucid Beta 2 (20100406)
* Lucid RC (20100419)
Tested iso: Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) Alpha 2
Still exactly the same issue. Although the "fuzzy" screen is a bit more gray
then purple now, but still totally screwed up...
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Looking to the future I would like to get some testing of this issue on
the latest Natty kernels. Could someone with this Nvidia hardware
please test the latest Natty liveCD images. Please report and testing
back here. Thanks.
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*** System ***
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Intel T7500
Nvidia 8400M GS
- *** Affected ISO's ***
- Ubuntu & Xubuntu - i386 & amd64 - Lucid Pre Beta & Beta 1 (201003xx)
- Ubuntu & Xubuntu - i386 & amd64 - Lucid Beta 2 (20100406)
- Ubuntu & X
Just ignore the previous comment, it was a configuration-issue (Nvidia
and nouveau were both battling for the same card...)
I made a separate partition and installed a fresh 10.04 on it.
First I booted with the blacklist option (see comment #19) and did a complete
update to "2.6.32-23". Upon rebo
Sure, no problem.
I'm running a complete up to date 10.04 with kernel "2.6.32-23-generic". I
re-installed the required nouveau-packages (libdrm-nouveau1 and
xserver-xorg-video-nouveau), removed my X.org-config file so it would load the
closed-nvidia driver and rebooted.
I'm now capable of booti
can you please see if the latest upgrade to the kernel fixes these
issues? if that does not work, can you try if linux-backports-modules-
nouveau fixes it. If both these do not fix the issue can you please
attach the log files using apport-collect 539878 so that we can
investigate further ?
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Ah thanks man, this actually worked. It's the magic parameter I had been
searching for.
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Just finished testing the latest ISO QA (20100427) and this bug is still
standing.
Since Lucid will be released in a few hours, here is my workaround to get it
booting:
Update your boot-options to the following (F6 in the menu of your live-CD or
"e" in your grub2 installation or add it in /etc/d
Oh, ok... and are they? How would we know that?
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Jerry: bugs do not have to have an individual or team assigned to be
high or even critical importance. The importance is based on impact. It
is even possible for the bug to become fixed without that field being
used. The important thing is that developers are aware of and working on
the issue.
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I can confirm that using nomodeset does NOT work in the RC.
How come that even though this has been marked as "high importance" it hasn't
been assigned to anyone?
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The Release Candidate (20100419) has broken the nomodeset-workaround.
Laptop is crashing again with flickering diagnostic leds. This bug won't
be solved before the release of Lucid, will it?
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I tried your proposed workarounds in order to reproduce your case, with a
liveCD that was already burned, Lubuntu Lucid Beta 2:
Booting with "nomodeset" -> usable screen (This wasn't the case during beta1,
so \o/ )
Booting with "nouveau.modeset=0" -> usable screen (same as above)
Booting with "n
Same problem, using lucid-desktop-i386.iso 14-Apr-2010 08:13
Video card details:
VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation NV18 [GeForce4 MX 440 AGP
8x] [10de:0181] (rev a2)
Control: I/O+ Mem+ BusMaster+ SpecCycle- MemWINV- VGASnoop- ParErr- Stepping-
SERR- FastB2B- DisINTx-
Status:
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*** System ***
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Intel T7500
Nvidia 8400M GS
*** Affected ISO's ***
- Ubuntu Desktop 20100316 - i386
- Ubuntu Desktop 20100316 - amd64
- Xubuntu Desktop 20100316.1 - i386
- Xubuntu Desktop 20100316.1 - amd64
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@Verstraete Linard.
I have create a new bug report
Bug #545470
nomodeset work fine. Thanks.
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Status: New => Triaged
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Importance: Undecided => High
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Done some more testing on the latest liveCD, didn't really solve the
problem though:
The breakpoint: "break=top" produced a type-able terminal to put
commands in. If I only would know which command I need to type to
continue the execution...
All the other breakpoints, like modules,premount,mount,
@GerryFerdinandus: Since we suspect that this bug-report is about an
issue with nouveau (an open-source driver for Nvidia cards) and your
system has an ATI-card, I think it's better to report a new bug about
the issue you're experiencing . Feel free to link this bug in your new
bug-report-descripti
I have the same issue but with on different hardware
*** System ***
Toshiba Satellite L30-10T
Intel Dual-Core Processor T2080
ATI Radeon Xpress 200M
*** Additional info ***
Ubuntu 9.10 LiveCD have no issue on this laptop
The lucid liveCD (20100318 - i386) work fine on my other ATI 4850 desktop
com
Ehm, booting with only "nomodeset" results in the same crash as I
mentioned in Comment 6 (when booting with "vga=normal nomodeset), system
crashes during loading and the diagnostics leds are flickering as if the
are saying "Please don't do that again" :) So I can't get to console nor
desktop to ins
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Hi Verstaete, we're a little behind on this stuff - our kernels don't
have mmiotrace in Beta 1 but will do before Lucid releases. Your best
bet for now is to boot with "nomodeset" (you can access this by pressing
a key at the initial logo when the Live CD boots, then F6 for options)
- and then on
I was able to get a bit further by supplying the following boot-option:
"vga=normal nomodeset". But my system crashes completely within the 2
minutes and a bunch of diagnostics leds are flickering indicating
something went wrong.
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\o/ Somebody how actually knows what's going wrong, great. I'm willing
to provide you all the information you need, but since I don't have much
experience in these kind of things (I know that if I install jockey-gtk,
I can play movies on my screen) I will need some advice on what I need
to do...
I
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Intel T7500
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*** Affected ISO's ***
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Ubuntu Desktop 20100316 - amd64
Xubuntu Deskt
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