Am Montag, 25. September 2017 16:50:06 UTC+2 schrieb filtration:
> The entire system goes from "perfectly fine" to a state where the screen
> looks normal, but the sound gets stuck in a one second long loop and the
> system no longer responds to any keypres, the mouse doesn't react, it is
> completely 100% frozen.
> >
> > This happens several times a day now and turning off the power is the only
> > thing I can do. Reinstalling 3.2 from scratch didn't fix it.
> >
>
> I had temporary lockups that turned out to be related to a USB 3.0
> (XHCI) controller and my USB mouse. Entire VMs would freeze until I
> switched to Dom0 and back, IIRC. I changed some settings in BIOS so
> everything was only EHCI and that fixed my problem.
I will try that. This is a different behaviour however as it is not single VMs
that freezes, it literally is everything. Leaving Xorg and going to a console
doesn't work, nothing I do has any effect. I am not sure if magic sysrq is
enabled on qubes, I guess I would have to test it while it is still working,
but if it is, it also didn't work.
> It may not be anything in Qubes; It may be memory errors or an
> overheating processor. Try running Memtest (freeware) for the memory.
> Check for and blow out any dust buildup in your computer. I don't know
> of an easy way to check temps within Qubes, but your BIOS ought to give
> some indication.
It is not a temperature problem, they are far below the standard temperatures
even. I will run a memory test and report back if that can be the problem.
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