** Description changed: Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-ati + + - This Toshiba Satellite works find with Ubuntu 9.10. But with 10.04, I occasionally get a frozen screen. The computer still works, it reacts to keys and all, but the screen is blank. Pressing the power button shuts down the computer cleanly, and after restart it's ok again. There are no currently known scenarios in which this always happens; it's not respoduceable / sporadic (and nasty). I have to go back to 9.10 for now. + - Disactivating desktop visual effects did not resolve the problem + - The graphic device is Mobility Radeon X1400 + - With Ubuntu 10.10. I experience the same problem See Question #119317. It is not really a question any more, but a bug. Applies to latest Ubuntu 10.04 and 10.10.
** Description changed: Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-ati - - This Toshiba Satellite works find with Ubuntu 9.10. But with 10.04, I occasionally get a frozen screen. The computer still works, it reacts to keys and all, but the screen is blank. Pressing the power button shuts down the computer cleanly, and after restart it's ok again. There are no currently known scenarios in which this always happens; it's not respoduceable / sporadic (and nasty). I have to go back to 9.10 for now. + - This Toshiba Satellite works fine with Ubuntu 9.10. But with 10.04, I occasionally get a frozen screen. The computer still works, it reacts to keys and all, but the screen is blank. Pressing the power button shuts down the computer cleanly, and after restart it's ok again. There are no currently known scenarios in which this always happens; it's not respoduceable / sporadic (and nasty). I have to go back to 9.10 for now. - Disactivating desktop visual effects did not resolve the problem - The graphic device is Mobility Radeon X1400 - With Ubuntu 10.10. I experience the same problem See Question #119317. It is not really a question any more, but a bug. Applies to latest Ubuntu 10.04 and 10.10. ** Description changed: Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-ati - - This Toshiba Satellite works fine with Ubuntu 9.10. But with 10.04, I occasionally get a frozen screen. The computer still works, it reacts to keys and all, but the screen is blank. Pressing the power button shuts down the computer cleanly, and after restart it's ok again. There are no currently known scenarios in which this always happens; it's not respoduceable / sporadic (and nasty). I have to go back to 9.10 for now. + - This Toshiba Satellite works fine with Ubuntu 9.10. But with 10.04, I occasionally get a frozen screen. The computer still works, it reacts to keys and all, but the screen is blank. Pressing the power button shuts down the computer cleanly, and after restart it's ok again. There are no currently known scenarios in which this always happens; it's not reproducible / sporadic (and nasty). I have to go back to 9.10 for now. - Disactivating desktop visual effects did not resolve the problem - The graphic device is Mobility Radeon X1400 - With Ubuntu 10.10. I experience the same problem See Question #119317. It is not really a question any more, but a bug. Applies to latest Ubuntu 10.04 and 10.10. ** Description changed: Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-ati - This Toshiba Satellite works fine with Ubuntu 9.10. But with 10.04, I occasionally get a frozen screen. The computer still works, it reacts to keys and all, but the screen is blank. Pressing the power button shuts down the computer cleanly, and after restart it's ok again. There are no currently known scenarios in which this always happens; it's not reproducible / sporadic (and nasty). I have to go back to 9.10 for now. - - Disactivating desktop visual effects did not resolve the problem + - Deactivating desktop visual effects did not resolve the problem - The graphic device is Mobility Radeon X1400 - With Ubuntu 10.10. I experience the same problem See Question #119317. It is not really a question any more, but a bug. Applies to latest Ubuntu 10.04 and 10.10. -- Screen freezes occasionally, Toshiba Satellite A100, Ubuntu 10.04 https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/680291 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
