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Hello guys,
on my Arch Linux fresh install (2 weeks or so) with linux-zen I always have a kernel panic.
My CPU is i7 6700 and my GPU is a Nvidia 1060 and I have the latest nvidia-dkms installed.
Here is the dump of
journalctl -xe --boot=-1 > dump
The task I was carrying out when the kernel panic occured was encoding some videos using ffmpeg an browsing the web.
I can't really provide any further information since it's the first time I'm having such issues.
Thanks for your help
SOLUTION:
installed nohang.
Last edited by c3n21 (2021-12-12 14:03:23)
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Run a memtest this reads like you have memory issues. Some fuse stuff as well, which filesystem do you/did you use to store the encode in? https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Genera … g_hardware
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Run a memtest this reads like you have memory issues. Some fuse stuff as well, which filesystem do you/did you use to store the encode in? https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Genera … g_hardware
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Anyway, my root filesystem is btrfs, but my /home is ext4, which is the filesystem I use to store the video I encode.
Right now I've enabled udev.log-priority=debug in kernel params and later I will post the result of the memtest.
I've already installed intel-ucode and it should be loading correctly.
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Ok so I runned the test and it passed.
Here is the report
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<tr><td width="35%" class="value">Elapsed Time</td><td width="65%" class="altvalue">2:53:09</td></tr>
One cycle?
I'm not saying that your RAM has necessarily problems, but meaningful memory tests are measured in days. At least let it run over night.
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<tr><td width="35%" class="value">Elapsed Time</td><td width="65%" class="altvalue">2:53:09</td></tr>
One cycle?
I'm not saying that your RAM has necessarily problems, but meaningful memory tests are measured in days. At least let it run over night.
Oh I didn't know that... I guess that I'll let it run for tonight then...
But it's strange anyway, because on Windows I'm not having any kind of issue; if it's a memory issue shouldn't it appear on Windows too?
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because on Windows
Before we move on: check the 3rd link below.
Make *sure* that it's disabled.
Believing isn't good enough because occasionally, windows updates re-enable it (because the only reason why somebody might deactivate that must have been an accident… *sigh*)
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because on Windows
Before we move on: check the 3rd link below.
Make *sure* that it's disabled.
Believing isn't good enough because occasionally, windows updates re-enable it (because the only reason why somebody might deactivate that must have been an accident… *sigh*)
Definitely an accident...
Anyway I checked on my Windows 11 install and it seems to be ok (I don't see the Turn on/off fast startup option in battery option, so I created the reg. key and disabled hibernation using powercfg /h whatever)
I have always disabled fastboot in my BIOS settings so with this I can be pretty sure.
Tonight I will run the memtest and see how does it turn out
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I have always disabled fastboot in my BIOS
Unrelated.
Windows 11 … I don't see the Turn on/off fast startup option in battery option
Oh, great. Means it's likely active and we can now figure how to deactivate that stuff in Windows 11.
Good news is that this might very well be responsible for the memory issues.
Bad news is that this might very well be responsible for the memory issues…
Edit:
https://www.makeuseof.com/windows-11-tu … t-startup/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPhka-gU8CU
Last edited by seth (2021-11-27 09:20:57)
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I have always disabled fastboot in my BIOS
Unrelated.
Windows 11 … I don't see the Turn on/off fast startup option in battery option
Oh, great. Means it's likely active and we can now figure how to deactivate that stuff in Windows 11.
Good news is that this might very well be responsible for the memory issues.
Bad news is that this might very well be responsible for the memory issues…Edit:
https://www.makeuseof.com/windows-11-tu … t-startup/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPhka-gU8CU
Thanks!
Now I'm sure I've disabled fast startup, let's hope this fixes the problem.
If after 2/3 days I don't have a kernel panic then I will mark this thread as solved
EDIT:
In a cmd with admin privileges I just run
powercfg /hibernate on
and then followed point one of this guide https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/418 … -10-a.html
Last edited by c3n21 (2021-11-27 17:49:12)
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Ok so, the last few days I've installed nohang and since then I never had a kernel panic.
Don't know if it's related to that or because of subsequent kernel updates.
Btw, will test for another few days, if there will be no errors I'll mark this as solved
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Ok so in the last few days with nohang installed I didn't have any sort of freeze or kernel panic, so I could say that this issue is solved-ish, at least for my workflow.
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