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Screen goes blank when rendering specific web pages
#1
Hi,

I've just installed LL 2.2 on an HP 6910p laptop.  When I play videos on Youtube or go to Google Inbox,the webpage will become unresponsive after a while and then the screen will go blank.  The only way I know to get the screen back on is to do a hard reset.  The video card in the laptop is an Intel X3100.  I have tried disabling the screen saver but this hasn't had any effect.

Has anyone else experienced this or know how to cure the problem. I have noticed that the screen flickers occasionally so I think it may be a driver problem. I am very new to  Linux so if any logs or versions that are needed then I will need some direction of where or how to find them

Thanks.
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#2
Bump for the op .

inxi -G Terminal results would help mate .
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#3
Hello JukeUK,

I have only experience of one graphics card on Linux, see thread a few below yours. Hopefully some other members will be able to help.
To start I will try to help.

Which browser is being used when this occurs please ?
Have you tested if the same occurs when using a different browser ?

Do you have the restricted extras installed ?

Have you run/can you run Memtest86 http://www.memtest86.com/  to test the memory ?

Do you have an option in the drivers for other/ open source driver ?
It may be possible to purge the Intel driver and try this and see if the same occurs.

Whilst looking around a little for you I noticed with some aspects of this Intel driver if upgrades are done on ubuntu based OS it damages the install, and the solutions found were a clean install of the OS.
Have you installed the driver and then upgraded it or the Intel supporting application?
I am not saying to do a clean install as you can try the above, and many other things first, it is so members are aware of details.
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#4
Thanks all.  I will post more when I have time but the inxi -G results are below:

$ inxi -G
Graphics:  Card: Intel Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (primary)
          X.Org: 1.15.1 drivers: intel (unloaded: fbdev,vesa) Resolution: [email protected]
          GLX Renderer: Mesa DRI Intel 965GM GLX Version: 2.1 Mesa 10.3.0
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#5
Quote:Linux so if any logs or versions that are needed then I will need some direction of where or how to find them


Code:
harry@biker1:~$ cd /var
harry@biker1:/var$ ls
backups  cache  games  lib  local  lock  log  mail  opt  run  spool  tmp
harry@biker1:/var$ cd log
harry@biker1:/var/log$ ls
alternatives.log       dmesg.4.gz       mail.warn
alternatives.log.1     dpkg.log         messages
alternatives.log.2.gz  dpkg.log.1       pm-powersave.log
apt                    dpkg.log.2.gz    pm-powersave.log.1
auth.log               faillog          pm-powersave.log.2.gz
boot                   fontconfig.log   pycentral.log
boot.log               fsck             samba
bootstrap.log          gpu-manager.log  speech-dispatcher
ConsoleKit             hp               syslog
cups                   installer        udev
daemon.log             kern.log         unattended-upgrades
debug                  lastlog          upstart
dmesg                  lightdm          user.log
dmesg.0                lpr.log          wtmp
dmesg.1.gz             mail.err         wtmp.1
dmesg.2.gz             mail.info        Xorg.0.log
dmesg.3.gz             mail.log         Xorg.0.log.old
harry@biker1:/var/log$

Lots to poke around and look for in there. I might start at dmesg myself.
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