I'm afraid but Sean's patch, "fix_for_bug11107.patch", does not fix the issue for me. I tried with both git-master (d532c0f06d4a629aebf11e8bead63617931001d2) and tag 4.11.2 (e329018189663837f2cd9c50807e4376a852cc88). My patch in turn still works with both said commits.
However, since my patch only addresses the issue's symptoms but not its actual cause, Sean's patch should be further improved instead of just using mine.
It's interesting to see that "fix_for_bug11107.patch" already fixes the problem for Raj, which makes me think that there's more to this issue than we understand thus far.
Btw, I tried both enabling and disabling the "Configure new displays when connected" feature but that did not have any effect. I'm out of ideas right now.
My configuration:
Xubuntu 14.04 x64
Kernel 3.13.0-39-generic
Intel Core i5-4590S
Intel driver 2.99.911-0intel1
Monitor attached with a HDMI-to-HDMI cable
I'm afraid but Sean's patch, "fix_for_ bug11107. patch", does not fix the issue for me. I tried with both git-master (d532c0f06d4a62 9aebf11e8bead63 617931001d2) and tag 4.11.2 (e3290181896638 37f2cd9c50807e4 376a852cc88) . My patch in turn still works with both said commits.
However, since my patch only addresses the issue's symptoms but not its actual cause, Sean's patch should be further improved instead of just using mine.
It's interesting to see that "fix_for_ bug11107. patch" already fixes the problem for Raj, which makes me think that there's more to this issue than we understand thus far.
Btw, I tried both enabling and disabling the "Configure new displays when connected" feature but that did not have any effect. I'm out of ideas right now.
My configuration:
Xubuntu 14.04 x64
Kernel 3.13.0-39-generic
Intel Core i5-4590S
Intel driver 2.99.911-0intel1
Monitor attached with a HDMI-to-HDMI cable