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So I did install manjaro and did change to kernel 5.6.1.1.
It doesn't freeze.
I guess problem is with kernel, is it possible to use this kernel on ubuntu?
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Unfortunately no there is no other way right now. If your display server
is frozen then you also lose the ability to switch to other virtual
terminals, because the keyboard handling for that is the job of the
frozen display server.
We should also check this is really a Xorg bug and not a gnome-she
Ia there is another way.
Without SSH?
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I don't think this is because of extensions, because I installed those today.
I will try thanks.
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Oh, it seems you have some non-standard extensions installed too, like
gsconnect. Please UNINSTALL ALL non-Ubuntu extensions before proceeding
any further. We need to do this because so many bugs are caused by
extensions.
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OK this looks like a proper freeze, meaning nothing has crashed and
nothing is logging about it. To move forward, please install 'openssh-
server' so you are able to log into the machine from another machine and
observe the freeze.
Please log in to the affected machine via ssh and during the freez
Hi, well I was log in about half minute and it did freeze again.
Now I create new one.
Here I was logged in more time. About 20 -40 mins.
Did start to install some programs and it did freeze.
Nov I did a reboot, it freezes again on login screen or id I log in, then after
2 mins.
Thank You
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Thanks again. That one was only running for 15 seconds before the log
ended. I still can't see anything explaining it.
Were you able to log in before it happened or not? If not then maybe try
editing /etc/gdm3/custom.conf and uncomment the line:
#WaylandEnable=false
so it is:
WaylandEnable=
Hi, so I had freeze and after freeze created file.
Here it is.
Thanks
** Attachment added: "prevboot-4.txt"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/1876489/+attachment/5367638/+files/prevboot-4.txt
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Well, it is hard.
Because when it will freeze, then I will reboot, and about 95% it freezes again
on the login screen.
So I will need to reboot again and the result could be the same.
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Thanks. That's an interesting log because it ends one second after
booting (!), but shows no evidence of a freeze.
I suggest what to do next is to wait until a freeze happens while you're
using it. Then reboot and again run:
journalctl -b-1 > prevboot.txt
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Hi, I am using nvidia 440 driver.
Created file, after freeze.
Freeze happened on login.
Thanks
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Still no files in var/crash.
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Please try again and boot the machine normally without the kernel
parameters "recovery nomodeset" and reproduce a freeze. Then reboot in
recovery mode and run:
journalctl -b-1 > prevboot.txt
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Hi, there is file.
I did run via recovery mode, becouse after I changed to xorg gaphics driver, I
can't login.
It freezes,when I enter password.
There is no files in /var/crash, but whe I did root command prompt via recovery
mode, there was some kind nvidia bug report in red color.
Thanks
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Next time the freeze happens please do a hard reset and then immediately
run:
journalctl -b-1 > prevboot.txt
and attach the resulting text file here.
Please also tell us if you have any files in /var/crash
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