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LL 2.8 freezes while LL 2.6 runs well
#1
Okay,

So on my daughters laptop LL 2.6 is running just fine. I tried installing LL2.8 on my laptop and although the installation went okay, my system freezes after a while. the only way to get things back running is doing a hard reboot (turning off/on laptop). LL2.8 is therefore unusable  for me. But when installing LL2.6 on my laptop, everything runs like a charm!

Anyone here who might a clue why my laptop freezes with LL2.8 and not with LL2.6?
My laptop:
MSI GE70-2PE*Quad core Intel Core i7-4710HQ*Kingston 16 GB RAM*Intel 4th Gen. Integr. GPU/NVidia GeForce GTX860M*Qualcomm Atheros Killer E2200/Intel Wireless 3160

I don't need Google, my wife knows everything!

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#2
Could be the newer kernel messing with your hardware. Try 2.8 with the older kernel. See if it makes a difference.

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#3
jerry, i'm running LL2.6 now which works fine. I'll stick to LL2.6 for the moment.
My laptop:
MSI GE70-2PE*Quad core Intel Core i7-4710HQ*Kingston 16 GB RAM*Intel 4th Gen. Integr. GPU/NVidia GeForce GTX860M*Qualcomm Atheros Killer E2200/Intel Wireless 3160

I don't need Google, my wife knows everything!

My Linux website
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#4
This happened to me once yesterday while running you tube on 2.8.

Had to do a hard reset.

Computer has run for many hours since and it has not happened again.

Jocklad
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#5
All good Smile
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(02-05-2016, 09:42 AM)Jerry link Wrote: Could be the newer kernel messing with your hardware. Try 2.8 with the older kernel. See if it makes a difference.

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Maybe there needs to be a "legacy" and "modern" release to address this issue ? I don't have any of these issues however I do see several minimal distros that have 2 releases for such issues.
*It would be great if at install a hardware probe would identify which kernel would be appropriate for the hardware, then install based on that to avoid multiple distro releases. Just an idea.
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