Closed foxxx0 closed 8 years ago
Thanks for report. Segfault was easy to fix, but I've run into some problems with fix that I need to sort out (no clocks read at all).
This segfault happen, when you uncheck 'Refresh data without request' in configuration on on Daemon tab, and close radeon-profile with such config. Later there is no way back, because Daemon tab is disabled when daemon is not running (and it is not running because of this bug). As a workaround you can change option daemonAutoRefresh
to true
in radeon-profile config file in home directory (~/.radeon-profile-settings) and start everything again.
Eventually I ended up dumping the BIOS of my card, editing the fan control curve there and re-flashed it onto the gpu. Working just fine as soon as the gpu leaves the "bios" state, then the fan speed is reduced to a minimum.
So right now I am using radeon-profile only for some monitoring and graphs without the need for the daemon. But thanks for the feedback, some others may like to see this fixed.
Fixed here: 95bca5bcfb0f19f4e8807ea7c9873579e4eab4ef
I'm trying to setup radeon-profile-daemon to be able to run the radeon-profile GUI without the need for superuser privileges.
I've built and installed it using the archlinux AUR pkgbuild, which checked out commit 4b3e75713813dbfbadd70868c9bacc7b29a19f8d and compiled without problems.
The radeon-profile tool is built and installed from AUR as well, using commit b6b50c45eca34e435dead42b0757a5f7cf301b2f.
The daemon starts successfully using
systemctl start radeon-profile-daemon.service
but as soon as I start the GUI with normal user privileges, the daemon just segfaults.This is the output from
journalctl -elu radeon-profile-daemon
after a segfault: