Bug #2932
closed
panic if laptop sleeps with external monitor plugged in
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Description
If my laptop goes to sleep with a monitor plugged into the DisplayPort, it cannot wake successfully. When I wake it (with mouse or keyboard action), the displays activate, but the machine is hung and the kernel panics a short time later. Both times it's happened, the machine was running X with the monitor attached and powered on. Once the monitor was "in use" (positioned with xrandr and showing part of the desktop). The other time, the monitor was plugged in to the DisplayPort and powered on, but not configured yet (it was simply displaying a mirror of what was on the laptop's display).
Details: this is a Lenovo Carbon X1 with Intel i915 video. This is with a recent 4.7 build. The crash.txt.X files the panic created are attached, and I have the other, larger crash files if needed.
This doesn't happen when no monitor is plugged into the DisplayPort. The machine can go to sleep and wake up reliably.
Files
Updated by cmusser about 8 years ago
This continues to happen with later versions of the 4.7-era master branch (commit a798ebf2). However I have another system with an i915 (a Lenovo x220) that does not exhibit this lockup. This machine has a standard VGA connector, not a DisplayPort.
Updated by cmusser over 7 years ago
- Status changed from New to Resolved
This works properly now. Both the x220 and X1 Carbon can be left plugged into an external monitor, allowed to blank the monitor after a period of inactivity and return to work without freezing when woken up.