I have experienced the same bug with the Intel 815 graphics chipset on Ubuntu 12.04 running 3.2.0-57-generic-pae i686.
I have tested with 3.13.0-031300rc8-generic i686 from the mainline archive, and the bug still exists. TJ's GRUB blacklist patch fixes the issue for me with both kernels.
I don't think I can change tags, but this per Christopher's post above this bug should have the following tags changed:
+ kernel-bug-exists-upstream
+ kernel-bug-exists-upstream-v3.13-rc8
- needs-upstream-testing
I was not able to boot the development release or collect the apport information, as I couldn't get the machine to boot from USB, and the machine in question has a CD (not DVD) drive but the latest development build images are oversize for a CD. Let me know if you would like me to run the apport command on my installed OS (and whether the LTS or mainline kernel).
I have experienced the same bug with the Intel 815 graphics chipset on Ubuntu 12.04 running 3.2.0-57- generic- pae i686.
I have tested with 3.13.0- 031300rc8- generic i686 from the mainline archive, and the bug still exists. TJ's GRUB blacklist patch fixes the issue for me with both kernels.
I don't think I can change tags, but this per Christopher's post above this bug should have the following tags changed: bug-exists- upstream bug-exists- upstream- v3.13-rc8 testing
+ kernel-
+ kernel-
- needs-upstream-
I was not able to boot the development release or collect the apport information, as I couldn't get the machine to boot from USB, and the machine in question has a CD (not DVD) drive but the latest development build images are oversize for a CD. Let me know if you would like me to run the apport command on my installed OS (and whether the LTS or mainline kernel).
Cheers,
Tim