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HDMI screen wont recover after being unplugged or turned off - sebastian - 10-08-2016 Found out this in latest 3.0 (this issue didn't exist in 2. 8) I have a NUC with a HDMI screen connected. Everytime I turn it off or I switch input, or the HDMI cable gets unplugged, it seems that X disables itself (HDMI: No input signal), even when reconnecting or turning on monitor, or switching back. Only way to recover is to CTRL+ALT+F1, log in, and then "startx". Re: HDMI screen wont recover after being unplugged or turned off - LycanWrath - 03-02-2017 Hello, I am having exact same issue as you. Were you able to find a fix that prevents X from closing down? Re: HDMI screen wont recover after being unplugged or turned off - LycanWrath - 03-03-2017 The link from below appears to describe the issue we are facing:- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfce4-settings/+bug/1308105 And it does not look like we will be getting a fix anytime soon:- https://www.bountysource.com/issues/10074261-xfce4-display-manager-auto-turns-off-displays-when-cable-disconnected Re: HDMI screen wont recover after being unplugged or turned off - Ottawagrant - 03-03-2017 I have one computer that will connect to a tv/monitor by HDMI cable. My situation was a little different. All that would show would be the word 'XFCE' & the little Linux mouse with the whiskers. That's it. Nothing else & there was no function to the computer. Had to hold down the power button to turn the computer off. Rebooting the computer & using the VGA port, no problems. As you stated, this started with LL version 3.0. The computer in question is a Gateway with nVidia drivers, and I'm sure that has something to do with it. |