Trying Ubuntu-generated, i.e. Ubuntu patched kernels won't cut it. Those patches are the culprit, I know because I tested other distros with the same kernel version. You need to try a vanilla kernel, anyone. Most probably Ubuntu/Canonical don't make one available, so you'll have to compile your own. Adding the *build-essentials* package should be enough if you have compiled a Linux kernel in the past. After all, it's just for a single test, so if anything else breaks you just ignore it during the test and afterwards reboot the machine with the standard kernel.
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