Saphyel
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8 years ago Same problem the worst thing, it's random when you want to debug doesn't happen and when happen you are in a hurry for see something or without internet etc...
Open doreato opened 8 years ago
Saphyel
commented
8 years ago Same problem the worst thing, it's random when you want to debug doesn't happen and when happen you are in a hurry for see something or without internet etc...
doreato
commented
8 years ago It's getting a little out of hand honestly. I'm basically on some random timer that says at some point everything will crash and I need to restart. Chromium for example freezes my whole computer when I exit out of a fullscreen video for example. Super frustrating how little support Dell has provided for a laptop that came with Ubuntu pre-installed(I have the Win10 version but still)
JoseVacas
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8 years ago Update to kernel 4.4
On Jan 28 2016, at 10:28 pm, doreato <notifications@github.com> wrote:
It's getting a little out of hand honestly. I'm basically on some random timer that says at some point everything will crash and I need to restart. Chromium for example freezes my whole computer when I exit out of a fullscreen video for example. Super frustrating how little support Dell has provided for a laptop that came with Ubuntu pre-installed(I have the Win10 version but still)
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tahaz
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8 years ago @JoseVacas - I just updated, but I installed Linux on this laptop a little bit after January 11th so I thought I'd have the most updated versions of Ubuntu I could(15.1 and all). Is there a way for me to check whether or not I successfully updated to 4.4?
JoseVacas
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8 years ago Sorry for my english. Ubuntu 15.10 have the 4.2 kernel, but you can install the last kernel from this url http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel- ppa/mainline/v4.4-wily/ .
You have to install three packets. Linux header amd64, Linux header generic amd64 and linux image amd64.
I wish can i help you
On Jan 29 2016, at 7:33 pm, tahaz <notifications@github.com> wrote:
@JoseVacas - I just updated, but I installed Linux on this laptop a little bit after January 11th so I thought I'd have the most updated versions of Ubuntu I could(15.1 and all). Is there a way for me to check whether or not I successfully updated to 4.4?
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I keep getting issues and crashes, my computer crashes randomly and I can't seem to understand why. I would love to post the error file but I can't open it(permission denied and for some reason Nautilus doesn't work anymore). Anyone facing constant crashing and error messages recently?