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TLDR: GNOME on Wayland crashes after suspend. Happy for any help, e.g. pointing me towards other log sources or telling me how I can improve the problem description below.
I'm using now GNOME on Wayland for more than a year.
Recently, the stability of my system deteriorated.
First, my system often froze during login after suspend.
This already annoyed me a lot, but I was not finding any log message pointing to an underlying problem, so I gave up after a few hours searching.
But since a week or two, it crashes every time after waking up from suspend.
The change coincides with either kernel update to 6 or GNOME 43.
I have disabled all extensions.
I have set kernel mode setting for NVIDIA, though I don't think Wayland/GDM is using the NVIDIA GPU anyway (I have a hybrid GPU with Intel UHD Graphics 620 + NVIDIA GeForce MX150).
Anytips on how to check which GPU is used by GDM/Wayland would be interesting, too.
This is what
nvidia-smiis giving me: nvidia-smi.
Specifically, I'm running Arch on a Lenovo Thinkpad T480s.
In the logs, mostly two timestamps are interesting:
1. Nov 17 around 23:13 I booted the laptop.
Please ignore the fact, that I tried logging in with fingerprint once. I'm certain this is unrelated, since the problem appeared before I installed fprintd yesterday and I have since removed it again.
Afterwards, it suspended overnight.
2. The next morning on Nov 18 at 8:05 I woke the laptop up again, and it also crashed again, so I was set to the GDM login view.
journalctl -b -u gdm produces: GDM Log
journalctl -b /usr/bin/gnome-shellproduces: Gnome-Shell Log
journalctl /usr/bin/gnome-sessionis empty
journalctl -p 3 -bproduces: Error Logs
Any help pointing me in the right direction of solving this would be very appreciated.
Thanks
Last edited by Mainframed1 (2022-11-18 11:48:17)
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