I was able to sit down with a test machine this morning. Here is a matrix of what I found. My team uses gnome-session-flashback rather than Unity, so the problem we have been seeing was showing up there.
This is all on a machine with Timo's xserver-xorg-video-intel-lts-utopic_2.99.914-1~exp1ubuntu4.3.1~trusty1_amd64.deb installed from comment #100
Kernel | Unity | Metacity | Compiz
3.16.0-37 | OK | corruption | OK
3.16.0-37 | OK | corruption | OK
So at this point I'm consistently able to recreate the problem by closing the lid to put the machine into standby, and then reopening the lid, but only using gnome-sesssion-flashback with Metacity.
The problem manifests itself as basically *no* text rendering on screen, either in the unlock dialogue, or once past that, in any windows that had been open, in the menubar, etc.
This seems like it might be a separate issue, so if I need to open a separate ticket, please let me know.
I was able to sit down with a test machine this morning. Here is a matrix of what I found. My team uses gnome-session- flashback rather than Unity, so the problem we have been seeing was showing up there.
This is all on a machine with Timo's xserver- xorg-video- intel-lts- utopic_ 2.99.914- 1~exp1ubuntu4. 3.1~trusty1_ amd64.deb installed from comment #100
Kernel | Unity | Metacity | Compiz
3.16.0-37 | OK | corruption | OK
3.16.0-37 | OK | corruption | OK
So at this point I'm consistently able to recreate the problem by closing the lid to put the machine into standby, and then reopening the lid, but only using gnome-sesssion- flashback with Metacity.
The problem manifests itself as basically *no* text rendering on screen, either in the unlock dialogue, or once past that, in any windows that had been open, in the menubar, etc.
This seems like it might be a separate issue, so if I need to open a separate ticket, please let me know.