14.04 Ubuntu freeze on HP 470

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  I followed the advice of one of the posts
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• Keyboard freezes after Suspend in Ubuntu 16.04 on Satellite S-50 d-A-10F

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  I use a Toshiba Satellite S-50 d-A-10F with Ubuntu 16.04. Every time the laptop wakes from sleep mode, the keyboard no longer works. A reboot is required to restart.

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• Comments Windows XP keyboard freezes under heavy current hit on Ubuntu host

  Hello

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• VMWare Player freezes my ubuntu all 14.04

  I use VMWare player to run a Windows 7 comment system, and after a while, my whole system crashes, so I have to turn off my computer at hand.

  It happens all the time, sometimes sooner or later.

  The _usr_bin_signon - ui.1000.crash.zip you have attached shows that the signon-ui process failed when the function malloc detected that its data structures had been corrupted, and there is nothing in this process which makes use of any VMware components.  I'm not aware of any Player 6.0.4 defects that can cause corruption of the memory of this nature.

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  Darius

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• Satellite L505D-S5986 - trouble installing Ubuntu using live CD/USB

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  I am a passionate user of Ubuntu, and I used it for a year. My old laptop got crashed when I flashed the bios.
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  There is no support for Linux from Toshiba but only interesting that I founded are as follows:
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