Linux 5.17.2

[jackpot51]

Includes #129. Probably needs the latest NVIDIA driver.

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Kernel 5.17.2 on Ubuntu 20.04

Make a copy of this checklist for each OS version that the kernel will be released on (if merging into master, test Ubuntu LTS, Pop!_OS LTS, and latest Pop!_OS STS)

• [x] Updating to new kernel works with apt update && apt upgrade
  • [x] No new dependencies are required for kernel update
• [x] system76-power still opperates as expected (across Intel/NVIDIA/switchable machines)
• [x] Mic in
• [ ] Audio out:
  • [x] Laptop's built-in speakers
  • [x] Headphones
  • [Failed] Display Port
  • [Failed] HDMI
• [ ] Video out via:
  • [Failed] DisplayPort
  • [Failed] HDMI
• [ ] Thunderbolt docking station:
  • [ ] HDMI and DisplayPort
  • [ ] External storage device
  • [ ] Networking
• [ ] Suspend and resume:
  • [x] Switchable graphics laptops
    • [x] In Hybrid graphics mode
    • [x] In Nvidia graphics mode
    • [x] In Integrated graphics mode
  • [ ] Nvidia desktop
  • [ ] Discrete AMD desktop
  • [ ] Integrated Intel desktop
  • [ ] Integrated AMD desktop
  • [ ] 150 suspend/resume cycles (fwts s3 --s3-multiple 150)
• [x] Graphics drivers included in the kernel (Intel/AMD)
  • [x] Switchable/hybrid graphics and graphics switching
• [x] Steam
  • [x] Steam launches from launcher
  • [x] Linux native game installs and runs
  • [X] Proton game installs and runs
• [x] Virtualbox installs and works as expected

Conclusion: In Progress; Serious Blocker

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Blocker; Ubuntu 20.04; HDMI/DP out not functioning.

With the latest Nvidia Driver (510.60.02), per instructions, neither HDMI nor Display Port output picture to a separate display. The OS recognizes that the external display exists (shown in display settings) but nothing appears on the display. Next step is to double check behaviour with only the driver, then with only the kernel.

journalctl logs (reverse chronology) for both HDMI and DP: external_hdmi_log.txt external_DP_log.txt

[leviport]

I installed this kernel on my desktop at home this weekend, and it would not boot after. It appears to be related to Aquantia ethernet:

I remember something similar happening before but it looks like it was fixed upstream on 5.15.4. We should probably make sure we don't break Aquantia again, since major-b3 also has Aquantia ethernet.

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Kernel 5.17.2 / Pop 22.04

Make a copy of this checklist for each OS version that the kernel will be released on (if merging into master, test Ubuntu LTS, Pop!_OS LTS, and latest Pop!_OS STS)

• [X] Updating to new kernel works with apt update && apt upgrade
  • [x] No new dependencies are required for kernel update
• [x] system76-power still opperates as expected (across Intel/NVIDIA/switchable machines)
• [ ] Mic in
• [ ] Audio out:
  • [x] Laptop's built-in speakers
  • [ ] Headphones
  • [ ] Display Port
  • [ ] HDMI
• [ ] Video out via:
  • [ ] DisplayPort
  • [ ] HDMI
• [ ] Thunderbolt docking station:
  • [ ] HDMI and DisplayPort
  • [ ] External storage device
  • [ ] Networking
• [ ] Suspend and resume:
  • [x] Switchable graphics laptops
    • [x] In Hybrid graphics mode
    • [x] In Nvidia graphics mode
    • [x] In Integrated graphics mode
  • [x] Nvidia desktop
  • [ ] Discrete AMD desktop
  • [ ] Integrated Intel desktop
  • [ ] Integrated AMD desktop
  • [x] 150 suspend/resume cycles (fwts s3 --s3-multiple 150)
• [x] Graphics drivers included in the kernel (Intel/AMD)
  • [x] Switchable/hybrid graphics and graphics switching
• [x] Steam
  • [X] Steam installs via the Pop!_OS .deb in Pop!_Shop
  • [x] Steam launches from launcher
  • [x] Linux native game installs and runs
  • [x] Proton game installs and runs
• [x] Virtualbox installs and works as expected

[jackpot51]

Obsolete, see #133