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--- Comment #36 from Alan W. Irwin ---
(In reply to fin4478 from comment #35)
> To prevent random kernel lock ups with Ryzen, enable RCU_NOCB_CPU in the
> kernel configuration and boot the kernel with the rcu_nocbs=0-X command
> line
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--- Comment #35 from fin4...@hotmail.com ---
To prevent random kernel lock ups with Ryzen, enable RCU_NOCB_CPU in the kernel
configuration and boot the kernel with the rcu_nocbs=0-X command line
parameter. X is the cpu thread count -1. To fix
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--- Comment #34 from Alan W. Irwin ---
I have discovered this box became significantly less stable when there were two
users displaying X directly on it (one with startx , one with startx -- :1) and
using ctrl-alt-F1 and ctrl-alt-F2 to switch
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--- Comment #33 from Alan W. Irwin ---
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--- Comment #32 from Alan W. Irwin ---
I had another lockup today after ~3 days of uptime. Please see the most recent
attachment for the relevant log files and dmesg output corresponding to this
lockup. These logs contain NMI messages and
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--- Comment #30 from Alan W. Irwin ---
This time the system lasted almost 14 days before the lockup. See the latest
attachment for the log details which contain NMI messages followed by a burst
of ascii null characters (which in my experience
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--- Comment #29 from Alan W. Irwin ---
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tarball containing daemon.log, messages, kern.log, syslog, and dmesg output
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--- Comment #28 from Alan W. Irwin ---
(In reply to Michel Dänzer from comment #27)
> (In reply to Alan W. Irwin from comment #26)
> > Debian Jessie = oldstable had debug packages for libgl1-mesa-dri, but I
> > can find nothing equivalent for
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--- Comment #27 from Michel Dänzer ---
(In reply to Alan W. Irwin from comment #26)
> Debian Jessie = oldstable had debug packages for libgl1-mesa-dri, but I
> can find nothing equivalent for Debian Stretch
Debugging symbol packages are in a
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--- Comment #26 from Alan W. Irwin ---
(In reply to Michel Dänzer from comment #25)
> (In reply to Alan W. Irwin from comment #24)
> > Just now the direct X server failed with a segfault (see the attached log
> > file for the details).
>
>
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--- Comment #25 from Michel Dänzer ---
(In reply to Alan W. Irwin from comment #24)
> Just now the direct X server failed with a segfault (see the attached log
> file for the details).
Looks like a Mesa bug. Please install the
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--- Comment #24 from Alan W. Irwin ---
Created attachment 141904
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X log file showing segfault
Just now the direct X server failed with a segfault (see the attached log file
for
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Created attachment 141872
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tarball containing daemon.log, messages, kern.log, syslog, and dmesg output
The previously described uptime test
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--- Comment #22 from Alan W. Irwin ---
This last stability test lasted only 17.5 hours before the lockup. See the
latest attached tarball for the relevant log files (which capture everything
during this short up time) and dmesg output. As far
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--- Comment #20 from Alan W. Irwin ---
I started a new stability test as of 2018-09-23 15:34:19 right after a Debian
Buster dist-upgrade. The graphics stack versions for this test are as follows:
ii amd64-microcode
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--- Comment #19 from Alan W. Irwin ---
Despite a new kernel, this instability issue has continued. Kernel 4.18.6
locked up after 8+ days of up time on our principal computer that has the RX
550 graphics card installed. (I will refer to this
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--- Comment #18 from Alan W. Irwin ---
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--- Comment #17 from Alan W. Irwin ---
I terminated the last test immediately because it turns out a new kernel (Linux
merlin 4.18.0-1-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 4.18.6-1 (2018-09-06) x86_64 GNU/Linux) has
propagated from Debian Unstable to Debian
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--- Comment #16 from Alan W. Irwin ---
I was beginning to have some hope that the latest direct access experiment
would prove to be stable. However, just now it locked up again after almost 7
days. So the stability is substantially improved
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--- Comment #15 from Alan W. Irwin ---
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--- Comment #13 from Alan W. Irwin ---
Well, after 1.5 (successful) days with the remote graphics experiment, I
decided instead it made more sense to go after the quicker acting instability
that I have previously experienced in direct graphics
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--- Comment #12 from Alan W. Irwin ---
(In reply to Michel Dänzer from comment #10)
> [T]hat looks like an RCU or other core kernel issue, not directly
> related to the graphics drivers.
Hi Michel:
If so, should I report that probable
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--- Comment #11 from Alan W. Irwin ---
Thanks for that idle=nomwait suggestion which I have now just tried (verified
by
irwin@merlin> cat /proc/cmdline
BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-4.17.0-3-amd64
root=UUID=1e45a1ee-a5d6-4327-9a7b-2663ffc0b157 ro
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--- Comment #10 from Michel Dänzer ---
(In reply to Alan W. Irwin from comment #9)
> So the current lockup could be due to an entirely different bug than in the
> lockups I have encountered for the direct use case.
Yeah, that looks like an RCU
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--- Comment #9 from Alan W. Irwin ---
We (there are two of us using this machine) just got yet another kernel lockup
(no remote access possible with ssh, direct keyboard not working), but this is
a case when we were remotely accessing this box
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--- Comment #7 from Alan W. Irwin ---
Please remove the resolution of this bug as FIXED.
The reason for this request is subsequent kernel-4.16.x use after the initial
success I reported continued to show lock ups whenever this graphics card
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--- Comment #6 from Alan W. Irwin ---
Edit of previous comment:
of the 3D game, -> of the 3D game, foobillard,
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--- Comment #5 from Alan W. Irwin ---
Hi Michel:
Since the lock ups occurred during ordinary (KDE) desktop use when I wasn't
running 3D games I ignored mesa upgrades and instead concentrated first on
trying a new kernel version (from 4.16.5 to
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--- Comment #4 from Alan W. Irwin ---
Hi Michel:
I have added your requested attachments. And if there are other data you need
or other tests I can run, let me know.
Meanwhile, all else seems well with this new computer (e.g., the lock ups
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