Closed robcxyz closed 12 months ago
Hi, just as an update for this issue, it is still not resolved but not nearly as bad as before after opening laptop (pulse gen 2) and removing / cleaning ram / ssd connections. Originally it was crashing computer multiple times a day and now I got it down to roughly once or at most twice a day.
Would probably still keep this open since there seems to be an error with the AMD drivers per the issue linked (it is very much actively being worked on with kernel devs) but it is not as severe as initially noted now.
Another update, system is now basically unusable when it is under heavy load. For some reason using alt+tab
is always the trigger and since that is fully baked into muscle memory and part of my second by second workflow, it is pretty hard to not crash the system.
Please, any suggestions here?
Hi, might sound a bit unreleated, but can you try to unplug and replug your nvme and ram a couple of times and see if that makes a difference?
@Matombo - Thank you so much for getting back to me. Really appreciated since this has been a multiple times a day issue...
So I actually did that already and indeed it seemed like it helped initially but then the bug came back. I did that because I saw some other errors come up relating to losing write permissions to my hd and so I thought it was just related to the contacts of the drive, not the GPU itself. Was quite annoying though as I'd lose about 10 min of work since my IDE was not saving changes.
I'll give that a try though and report back on this thread. Thanks again for the help.
@Matombo - Really jiggled everything around a firmly set ram / nvme in their places. Still have the issue.
FYI - I think the new 6.5 kernel fixed this. System stable today - no crashes since. Will close this issue if I survive another couple days without a crash.
Yeah I am basically sure the 6.5 kernel fixed this issue now. Closing.
I have a major problem with my pulse gen 2 (5700u) where there is a complete system crash whenever I use anything that relies on heavy use of the GPU. Mainly affecting me when I have multiple youtube tabs open and I try to close one but it is happening to me multiple times a day now requiring a hard restart. I disabled hardware acceleration in chrome but still getting the issue.
The same bug is documented here -> https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/-/issues/2447
Some users are reporting better performance with 6.5 which I was hoping to try out.
Mesa version 23.1.3
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