https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=389848
--- Comment #148 from Porkepix <porke...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Stefan Brüns from comment #147) > (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #146) > > I'm seeing at least three of these every day. :( Anything I can do to debug, > > Stefan? > > And I haven't seen any of these crashes on any of my systems - IIRC, ever. I > am indexing most of my disk, though I have excluded sources, so my index is > definitely not small either. > > There is no clear pattern. Purging the DB seems to help (which indicates the > internal structure got broken), but then sometimes the problem reappears. Well, to be honest, I never commented nor opened new bug as it seemed to be linked to this one and I saw some threads of people telling there was no point in opening anything new, and it might even be bothersome because devs were aware of the issue. But to give you an idea of how much of a problem this can be, I went through months on my Linux with some random freezes of the system, most of the time leading to full crash of the OS when it didn't un-freeze after several *minutes*. This stopped the day I disabled baloo from systemd. If this may help you, I'm not an exclusive KDE user, have several DE/WM installed and sometimes jump from one to another, and it seems that services like Baloo are started, whether KDE is started or not rather than being part of it, so may it conflict with other similar services such as Gnome's one? Can't tell, I don't know enough of all of this. But imho, this is clearly worth investigating when we talk about minutes OS freezes and most of the time full OS crashes. Unfortunately, the crashes were so sudden that I never found anything useful from journald nor dmesg. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
