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I recently Installed Ubuntu 18.04 from USB. It freezes when I try to shut down or restart from GUI.
In addition, it also hangs sometimes during work. My laptop specifications are as follows :
Ram 16gb, Nvidia 1050Ti, i5
I am a beginner. So any guidance on how I can shut down my laptop gracefully from GUI is appreciated.



Edit: Same problem persists even when I "Try Ubuntu" from my bootable USB



Edit 2: When I run command "dmesg" after restarting by holding power button for 5 seconds, I get error "TTM Buffer eviction failed"




freeze 18.04




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closed as off-topic by jokerdino♦ May 7 at 15:28


This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


  • "This describes a problem that can't be reproduced, that seemingly went away on its own or was only relevant to a very specific period of time. It's off-topic as it's unlikely to help future readers." – jokerdino
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  • Try restarting from gui and press ESC to see the shutdown log. Maybe you can try restarting with systemctl reboot (the same as gui restart) and sudo restart now to see if any error appears.
    – velix
    May 3 at 13:04










  • @velix same problem with systemctl reboot. Screen freezes and nothing works anymore. Not even reisub. On next start I get black screen saying "failed to get resource.... Pointer to TMDS table invalid"
    – LoneCuriousWolf
    May 3 at 13:23











  • And shutdown log again says Buffer eviction failed
    – LoneCuriousWolf
    May 3 at 13:24










  • After searching for all possible answers, I gave up and installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Initially, it had the same problem but after choosing Nvidia Drivers from "Additional Drivers" it works okay.
    – LoneCuriousWolf
    May 6 at 12:54














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I recently Installed Ubuntu 18.04 from USB. It freezes when I try to shut down or restart from GUI.
In addition, it also hangs sometimes during work. My laptop specifications are as follows :
Ram 16gb, Nvidia 1050Ti, i5
I am a beginner. So any guidance on how I can shut down my laptop gracefully from GUI is appreciated.



Edit: Same problem persists even when I "Try Ubuntu" from my bootable USB



Edit 2: When I run command "dmesg" after restarting by holding power button for 5 seconds, I get error "TTM Buffer eviction failed"




freeze 18.04




share|improve this question














closed as off-topic by jokerdino♦ May 7 at 15:28


This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


  • "This describes a problem that can't be reproduced, that seemingly went away on its own or was only relevant to a very specific period of time. It's off-topic as it's unlikely to help future readers." – jokerdino
If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.












  • Try restarting from gui and press ESC to see the shutdown log. Maybe you can try restarting with systemctl reboot (the same as gui restart) and sudo restart now to see if any error appears.
    – velix
    May 3 at 13:04










  • @velix same problem with systemctl reboot. Screen freezes and nothing works anymore. Not even reisub. On next start I get black screen saying "failed to get resource.... Pointer to TMDS table invalid"
    – LoneCuriousWolf
    May 3 at 13:23











  • And shutdown log again says Buffer eviction failed
    – LoneCuriousWolf
    May 3 at 13:24










  • After searching for all possible answers, I gave up and installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Initially, it had the same problem but after choosing Nvidia Drivers from "Additional Drivers" it works okay.
    – LoneCuriousWolf
    May 6 at 12:54












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up vote
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I recently Installed Ubuntu 18.04 from USB. It freezes when I try to shut down or restart from GUI.
In addition, it also hangs sometimes during work. My laptop specifications are as follows :
Ram 16gb, Nvidia 1050Ti, i5
I am a beginner. So any guidance on how I can shut down my laptop gracefully from GUI is appreciated.



Edit: Same problem persists even when I "Try Ubuntu" from my bootable USB



Edit 2: When I run command "dmesg" after restarting by holding power button for 5 seconds, I get error "TTM Buffer eviction failed"




freeze 18.04




share|improve this question














I recently Installed Ubuntu 18.04 from USB. It freezes when I try to shut down or restart from GUI.
In addition, it also hangs sometimes during work. My laptop specifications are as follows :
Ram 16gb, Nvidia 1050Ti, i5
I am a beginner. So any guidance on how I can shut down my laptop gracefully from GUI is appreciated.



Edit: Same problem persists even when I "Try Ubuntu" from my bootable USB



Edit 2: When I run command "dmesg" after restarting by holding power button for 5 seconds, I get error "TTM Buffer eviction failed"





freeze 18.04





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closed as off-topic by jokerdino♦ May 7 at 15:28


This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


  • "This describes a problem that can't be reproduced, that seemingly went away on its own or was only relevant to a very specific period of time. It's off-topic as it's unlikely to help future readers." – jokerdino
If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.




closed as off-topic by jokerdino♦ May 7 at 15:28


This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:


  • "This describes a problem that can't be reproduced, that seemingly went away on its own or was only relevant to a very specific period of time. It's off-topic as it's unlikely to help future readers." – jokerdino
If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.











  • Try restarting from gui and press ESC to see the shutdown log. Maybe you can try restarting with systemctl reboot (the same as gui restart) and sudo restart now to see if any error appears.
    – velix
    May 3 at 13:04










  • @velix same problem with systemctl reboot. Screen freezes and nothing works anymore. Not even reisub. On next start I get black screen saying "failed to get resource.... Pointer to TMDS table invalid"
    – LoneCuriousWolf
    May 3 at 13:23











  • And shutdown log again says Buffer eviction failed
    – LoneCuriousWolf
    May 3 at 13:24










  • After searching for all possible answers, I gave up and installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Initially, it had the same problem but after choosing Nvidia Drivers from "Additional Drivers" it works okay.
    – LoneCuriousWolf
    May 6 at 12:54
















  • Try restarting from gui and press ESC to see the shutdown log. Maybe you can try restarting with systemctl reboot (the same as gui restart) and sudo restart now to see if any error appears.
    – velix
    May 3 at 13:04










  • @velix same problem with systemctl reboot. Screen freezes and nothing works anymore. Not even reisub. On next start I get black screen saying "failed to get resource.... Pointer to TMDS table invalid"
    – LoneCuriousWolf
    May 3 at 13:23











  • And shutdown log again says Buffer eviction failed
    – LoneCuriousWolf
    May 3 at 13:24










  • After searching for all possible answers, I gave up and installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Initially, it had the same problem but after choosing Nvidia Drivers from "Additional Drivers" it works okay.
    – LoneCuriousWolf
    May 6 at 12:54















Try restarting from gui and press ESC to see the shutdown log. Maybe you can try restarting with systemctl reboot (the same as gui restart) and sudo restart now to see if any error appears.
– velix
May 3 at 13:04




Try restarting from gui and press ESC to see the shutdown log. Maybe you can try restarting with systemctl reboot (the same as gui restart) and sudo restart now to see if any error appears.
– velix
May 3 at 13:04












@velix same problem with systemctl reboot. Screen freezes and nothing works anymore. Not even reisub. On next start I get black screen saying "failed to get resource.... Pointer to TMDS table invalid"
– LoneCuriousWolf
May 3 at 13:23





@velix same problem with systemctl reboot. Screen freezes and nothing works anymore. Not even reisub. On next start I get black screen saying "failed to get resource.... Pointer to TMDS table invalid"
– LoneCuriousWolf
May 3 at 13:23













And shutdown log again says Buffer eviction failed
– LoneCuriousWolf
May 3 at 13:24




And shutdown log again says Buffer eviction failed
– LoneCuriousWolf
May 3 at 13:24












After searching for all possible answers, I gave up and installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Initially, it had the same problem but after choosing Nvidia Drivers from "Additional Drivers" it works okay.
– LoneCuriousWolf
May 6 at 12:54




After searching for all possible answers, I gave up and installed Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. Initially, it had the same problem but after choosing Nvidia Drivers from "Additional Drivers" it works okay.
– LoneCuriousWolf
May 6 at 12:54















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