The patch was never merged. The big was closed because there was an improvement
in 4.17.5, and it seems like many reports like these are just closed, and never
fixed. This issue still very much exists in 4.19.
Some observations:
This issue gets more apparent when you have less physical memory
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When DMA is disabled system freeze on high memory usage
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug
Please post your kernel versions, and maybe inxi if you expierience
this.
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When DMA is disabled system freeze on high memory
I noticed improvements involving this bug starting with 4.17. In 4.17,
freezes over 2 min are uncommon. Even with over 2 gigs of swap used.
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Created attachment 141376
Possible error messages relating to the bug
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I dont understand why "attachment 2" was highlighted. sorry
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Hello all, my RV610 gpu has issues when resuming. I usually get the
screen i posted. When that screen appears, the only solution ive found
is to Ctrl+alt+f3 and reboot the system. That screen will sometimes
flicker, or even briefly show the login screen before going back to it.
One day I noticed
Created attachment 141375
Screen when resuming on RV610 gpu
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It is also possible, since we now know how the bug is triggered, should
Marcus open a new report?
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System freeze on high
This also explains the reason a person with a USB drive was seeing
thrashing (constant blinking) when using the fedora live environment
with many tabs open.
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Do you think this could eventually be merged into a kernel? Has anyone
filed a kernel bugzilla with the patch so we can improve it, and get it
merged to the kernel?
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Consider also posting the output of
Sudo parted -l
Here are my results if these commands. Iam running top right now and
will be posted soon.
https://pastebin.com/8q75EXyz 1 – Inxi-Fzxc0
https://pastebin.com/mnj4Bamu – Lspci -V
https://pastebin.com/KqpKuCa3 1 --Dmesg
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I’d say you probably want to start with these 4 commands and posting the results
Lspci -v
Inxi -Fzxc0
dmesg > dmesg.log (will save to ~/dmesg.log)
top -b > top.log (run this command, then trigger the memory issue. It will save
to ~/top.log. If you have to hard reboot, the file will still be
Sitting here with a whole bunch of tabs open in YouTube. Memory used is
3.5 out of 3.7. Swap is now 760 megabytes. This is after my system has
been left untouched for about 10 mins now. CPU usage is anywhere from 30
to 60%. It unfroze about a minute ago, but is still super slow, and it
refroze
Tested systems
-E6400 with 3Gb ram, 3Gb swap gnome 3.26 and 3.28 kernel 4.12 and 4.15
-I5 320m with 4gb ram 4gb swap /gnome 3.28
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Happens on every Linux OS I've tried
-Opensuse Leap
-Manjaro
Ubuntu 17.10 and 18.04 though 18.04 is a little better
-Fedora 27 and 28
How to trigger
-Open a whole bunch of tabs
-Reach high mem usage
-CPU load average will spike to really high numbers
-Excessive writes to hard drive
And system
System crashes on high mem usage
Steps to reproduce
Open you fav browser
Open a Youtube video and 4 tabs of google docs
Check system monitor for ram usage
Wow. 98.8% and only 10% swap used???
Open one more tab
System crash, have to reboot by holding power button
Expected result
The memory is
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