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Hi,
I did not post earlier because I had no time. But it's been since I upgraded to 3.8.x that my screen totally freezes (for 3 to 10 seconds each time) randomly (as I'm seeing). Because I had no time to investigate, I downgraded the kernel to 3.7.10 for a few days, until today. So, I'm running 3.8.4, and still the same issue.
What could be this related to ? And is there any solution ?
(I'm running i686 kernel)
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There is the solution of downgrading again.
Did you just update the kernel or did you do a
pacman -Syu
Yes, but that isn't a real solution, right ? x)
I only do
pacman -Syu
Last edited by Schoewilliam (2013-03-29 12:01:42)
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But being out of date isn't quite… clean. In my head, at least. That's why I asked here for help. I wanted to report within bugs, but it doesn't seem to be related to any package in particular, except the kernel (and I don't even have details or anything).
Thanks anyway for replying
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But being out of date isn't quite… clean. In my head, at least. That's why I asked here for help. I wanted to report within bugs, but it doesn't seem to be related to any package in particular, except the kernel (and I don't even have details or anything).
Thanks anyway for replying
kworker? Try to run top when that happens and see if the top process is a kworker.
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Oh, you're right. Kworker jumps at the top when it happens.
Good. Then we are quite a lot of people with this problem. Luckily this will make it easier to solve than the last time kworkers went crazy in kernel 2.6.x
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schoewilliam : are you using intel graphics ?
Disliking systemd intensely, but not satisfied with alternatives so focusing on taming systemd.
(A works at time B) && (time C > time B ) ≠ (A works at time C)
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