A test with the upstream kernel 4.14 RC4 yielded same (erroneous)
result; the requested has been added. The bug status has been set to
Confirmed as requested (though that state should not be set by the
reporter, i.e. me).
Running the system with Kali (kernel 4.13.0) also OOPs on resume.
Before the upgrade to Ubuntu 17.10, the system ran version 17.04, but on
a **Macbook 2,1** that has an integrated GPU (Intel GMA 950) and which
ran fine. After moving the hard disk into the MacbookPro 2,2 the resume
OOPS was directly present (as was the problem when booted **without**
nomodeset on the kernel command line). The upgrade to 17.10 was because
I hoped it would be solved with the newer kernel.
A complication might be that the MBP2,2 boots loads from an i386 UEFI;
the 64 bits kernel calls into the 32 bits UEFI runtime services. On the
Macbook 2,1 where this was also the case, it worked well though.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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