auto-cpufreq locks up on Fedora/Gnome

fonnesbeck commented 6 months ago

I'm getting frequent lockups when running on Fedora 40 and Gnome 46. Seems to happen occasionally after wake from sleep (or at least that is when I notice it).

Have you tried?

Searching through existing/closed issues to see if your bug has already been already submitted? Yes, did not find anything relevant
If installation failed with auto-cpufreq-installer,have you tried installing auto-cpufreq using Snap package? I am on Fedora, so I don't use snaps
Have you tried configuring auto-cpufreq? No, not familar with this and not sure what I would configure
Have you tried suggestions in troubleshooting section? Did not see anything relevant to this issue

Error output:

System information:

Output from auto-cpufreq --debug:

Linux distro: Fedora Linux 40 Workstation Edition
Linux kernel: 6.8.7-300.fc40.x86_64
Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 7840U w/ Radeon  780M Graphics
Cores: 16
Architecture: x86_64
Driver: amd-pstate-epp

------------------------------ Current CPU stats ------------------------------

CPU max frequency: 6076 MHz
CPU min frequency: 400 MHz

Core    Usage   Temperature Frequency
CPU0      4.9%        50 °C      2235 MHz
CPU1      0.0%        50 °C      2236 MHz
CPU2      2.0%        50 °C      2746 MHz
CPU3      1.0%        50 °C      2445 MHz
CPU4      2.0%        50 °C      1681 MHz
CPU5      2.0%        50 °C      2297 MHz
CPU6      4.0%        50 °C      1089 MHz
CPU7      3.0%        50 °C      1173 MHz
CPU8      2.0%        50 °C      1273 MHz
CPU9      1.0%        50 °C      1730 MHz
CPU10      5.9%        50 °C      1281 MHz
CPU11      3.0%        50 °C       554 MHz
CPU12      4.0%        50 °C       556 MHz
CPU13      2.0%        50 °C       586 MHz
CPU14      2.0%        50 °C       622 MHz
CPU15      0.0%        50 °C       590 MHz

auto-cpufreq version: 2.2.0 (git: 8bb7478)

Python: 3.12.2
psutil package: 5.9.8
platform package: 1.0.8
click package: 8.1.7
distro package: 1.9.0

Computer type: Notebook
Battery is: charging

auto-cpufreq system resource consumption:
cpu usage: 0.0 %
memory use: 0.05 %

Total CPU usage: 3.0 %
Total system load: 2.35
Average temp. of all cores: 49.62 °C

Currently using: powersave governor
CPU turbo is controlled by amd-pstate-epp driver
Currently turbo boost is: off

AdnanHodzic commented 6 months ago

@shadeyg56 now that it's brought up I also experience this on Ubuntu. Can you reproduce?

@fonnesbeck silverlining is that only GUI component freezes, daemon continues running in background. You can verify by running auto-cpufreq -stats in Terminal next time this happens.

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Have you tried?

Searching through existing/closed issues to see if your bug has already been already submitted?
If installation failed with auto-cpufreq-installer,have you tried installing auto-cpufreq using Snap package?
Have you tried configuring auto-cpufreq?
Have you tried suggestions in troubleshooting section?

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fonnesbeck commented 6 months ago

Apologies, added template fields to report.

shadeyg56 commented 6 months ago

I'm unable to reproduce this on NixOS. I installed and tested on GNOME as well, on both X11 and Wayland. The GNOME version on Nix is currently 45.5 so maybe its a GNOME 46 issue? Does this issue occur on any other desktop environments?

AdnanHodzic commented 6 months ago

The GNOME version on Nix is currently 45.5 so maybe its a GNOME 46 issue?

No, I had this problem with previous GNOME version (wayland)s, since the release of v2.0 that introduced GUI component, I just never bothered reporting it.

Until we had logging for auto-cpufreq-gtk, which I just ran in terminal to see if it'll return anything once it freezes, only thing we can do is what I suggested in 677 to try catching what happens excatly.

AdnanHodzic commented 6 months ago

Until we had logging for auto-cpufreq-gtk, which I just ran in terminal to see if it'll return anything once it freezes

Only output I got from auto-cpufreq-gtk after running it in terminal after suspend is: Killed. Please note, this will only happen if you leave it running after extended period of time.

Heavygrass commented 3 weeks ago

Hi Guys, I also experience GUI freeze on Cinnamon 6.0.4 (default in Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS), which usually starts every time after a few minutes of GUI restart. E.g. "Governor override" horizontal buttons stop working and cores usage is frozen. After restart GUI usually works for about a minute or so.

grep auto-cpufreq-gtk /var/log/syslog gives nothing.

Let me suggest to add an option to GUI to generate verbose log, so that we could share it here to help developers. GUI shows autocpufreq v2.4.0, python 3.12.13.

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