=== hughhalf is now known as hugh_food === Guest45646 is now known as kirkland [14:25] jibel, ... come tell me all about it [14:26] jibel, ok and does hitting esc or alt-tab do anything, can you get to the text screen there ? [14:28] apw, esc and alt-tab do not do anything. I cannot get to the text screen. If I close the VM and reboot it displays the grub menu then the text screen [14:28] apw, typing on the text screen works fine [14:28] yeah that is normal behaviour, because boot failed i guess [14:28] apw, using -vga cirrus instead of std works fine [14:28] right [14:28] ok when these installs finish i'll try and repro it firstly, and see what i can find [14:29] thanks [14:30] jibel, ok that install you reported against also had the plymouth bug which didn't let you type the password reliably [14:30] so it could easly be two issues interacting too, sigh [14:32] apw, I tried on latest build too and result is the same, no input [14:33] ack [15:03] jibel, ok i see the same here, so i cna play with it a bit === rtg is now known as Guest70449 [18:55] rtg_, hi === JanC is now known as Guest53977 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [20:13] leitao, saw the bug response [20:13] Evening all (from the uk): I'm wondering if you can help: I'm using ubuntu 14.04 kernel version 3.13.0-36 - I have problems where the kernel panics regularly due to graphics issues. Now I'd like the system to reboot when this happens. Is it correct that setting /proc/sys/kernel/panic to something like 10 should cause a reboot? If so, then why do I not see a reboot when I force a panic? [20:15] is it possible that the drm_kms_helper cannot swith or locks up somehow in switching back to text console? [20:43] Ok - indeed I suspect that the kernel is crashing in switching drm back to text mode. My work around for this will be to use a negative number, hence bypassing the drm switch on line 345 of drm_fb_helper.c === beisner is now known as beisner-afk === adam_g is now known as adam_g_gone