23 Jan
2019
23 Jan
'19
9:04 a.m.
Anno domini 2019 Wed, 23 Jan 09:56:49 +0100
deloptes scripsit:
Hawke Robinson wrote:
That BUG is one point. The other thing is the kernel stacktrace in dmesg when one CPU is
woken up. Could be a kernel problem or a hardware issue. First thing I'd do is test
the memory, then try some other distribution or different kernel. BTW, does that notebook
work fine with windows? Maybe there are entries in the syslog, too.
I didn't attach them since I wasn't
certain about this list's etiqueete,
instead they are included in the link that has that information. This
link:
http://www2.techtalkhawke.com/news/linux-on-dell-xps-9575-15-inch-2-in-1-1
Did you search for this BUG visible in the log - it seems it is well known
and X or touchpad related which results in X crashing, so TDE respawns.
It is nothing TDE can do about.
you could try newer X/driver combination - I found many reports of similar
failure. I would try buster or ubuntu.
regards
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