Created attachment 135905 [details] dmesg Hi! Problem installing both Debian and Ubintu on Intel i5-4460-based PC. The machine has been happily running fresh Ubuntu versions up to the summer of 2017. Then we experimented with some other distros and now wanted to return to a major one. Debian has installed, but the installed system fails to boot into X, logging a GPU HANG error, though with a different code. It has no console accessible at this point, can't provide you with more details for Debian. X session setup crashloops for Ubuntu Live USB installer (tried both 16.04.03 LTS and 17.10 in "try Ubuntu" mode). Here follow whatever I was able to gather from the Ubuntu 17.10 Live USB:
Created attachment 135906 [details] The /sys/class/drm/card0/error content
This seems to be a dup of bug 103574.
(In reply to Elizabeth from comment #2) > This seems to be a dup of bug 103574. It's not, at least not obviously. That dies inside the batch, after mesa has set up its GPU state and executed a primitive. This dies before. It may be crap left around from the golden renderstate, but quite unlikely as it has been flushed and replaced by real 3DSTATE.
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Closing, please re-open is issue still exists.
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