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5.19.12 kernel causes issues with Intel laptops
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#58316: 5.19.12 kernel causes issues with Intel laptops
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On Wed, Oct 05, 2022 at 01:05:59PM +0000, Declan Rixon wrote:
> Hi all, I ran guix pull and system reconfigure today, updating my kernel to
> 5.19.12. On rebooting I was unable to get much past the bootloader before
> the screen started flashing. Aparrently there's a regression in 5.19.12
> that couses this issue in some intel laptops. Because guix is guix I just
> rolled back for now.
>
> This regression was fixed in the 5.19.13 stable release.
>
> https://www.neowin.net/news/beware-linux-kernel-51912-could-damage-your-intel-laptop-display-literally/
> shows the effect on someone elses laptop (not guix). They say that 5.19.11
> works fine and while I haven't checked that myself, I can say 5.19.9 works
> fine.
Thanks for the report. I was wondering if it was also happening with the
linux-libre kernel. The 5.19 kernel has been updated to 5.19.14, so all
should be good now.
Of course let us know if it comes back with the newer kernel version.
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Hi all, I ran guix pull and system reconfigure today, updating my kernel to
5.19.12. On rebooting I was unable to get much past the bootloader before
the screen started flashing. Aparrently there's a regression in 5.19.12
that couses this issue in some intel laptops. Because guix is guix I just
rolled back for now.
This regression was fixed in the 5.19.13 stable release.
https://www.neowin.net/news/beware-linux-kernel-51912-could-damage-your-intel-laptop-display-literally/
shows the effect on someone elses laptop (not guix). They say that 5.19.11
works fine and while I haven't checked that myself, I can say 5.19.9 works
fine.
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