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I had the same issue on my Framework laptop with 12th Gen Intel CPU and graphic. Tried to follow https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/inte … -i915-bugs and built drm-tip. I am on 6.0.0-rc7-alderlake+ now and the issue does not occur with this kernel for me. Maybe an upstream fix is on its way
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Also working with master branch (commit 987a926c1d8a40e4256953b04771fbdb63bc7938) from git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux-stable.git
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Also has this issue on my Framework today with 11th gen Intel graphics, error "flip_done timed out". Booted to a USB live install and downgraded to 5.19.10.
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I had the same issue with a Thinkpad l13 gen 2, 11th gen Intel graphics. Downgrading to 5.19.11-arch1-1 worked for me.
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Same problem on a 12th gen framework laptop. Unfortunately, I can't even boot the most recent live cd to fix it- it must have been updated to use this kernel. Download the old one, if you're reading this! https://mirror.rackspace.com/archlinux/iso/2022.09.03/
Last edited by jbonomi (2022-10-01 23:37:16)
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You could also blacklist the i915 module from the boot loader of the installation media.
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You could also blacklist the i915 module from the boot loader of the installation media.
Thank's, I'm able to boot now.
For others, I hit 'e' in the grub menu. and added module_blacklist=i915
so I have
/vmlinuz-linux root=/dev/mapper/arch--lvm-arch--root rw module_blacklist=i915 ...
Then hit ctrl-x to boot from the grub edit screen.
I'm also on a framework laptop.
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loqs wrote:You could also blacklist the i915 module from the boot loader of the installation media.
Thank's, I'm able to boot now.
For others, I hit 'e' in the grub menu. and added module_blacklist=i915
so I have
/vmlinuz-linux root=/dev/mapper/arch--lvm-arch--root rw module_blacklist=i915 ...
Then hit ctrl-x to boot from the grub edit screen.
I'm also on a framework laptop.
To me a simple "rollback" to 5.19.11 has been enough to boot cleanly to a previously working situation.
Then I blacklisted any further kernel upgrade with this line in /etc/pacman.conf
IgnorePkg = linux-zen linux-zen-headers
But I am not really sure which approach is safer, though.
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Will this be fixed in the upcoming 6.0 kernel?
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Will this be fixed in the upcoming 6.0 kernel?
It appears so, according to this report: https://community.frame.work/t/psa-dont … 1/23171/45?
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FWIW, same issue happens to me now with linux-5.19.12.arch1-1
on x1carbon gen 9 laptop
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FWIW, same issue happens to me now with linux-5.19.12.arch1-1
on x1carbon gen 9 laptop
Roll back to 5.19.11 and it will work. And blacklist this package for updates.
Last edited by 0BADC0DE (2022-10-04 13:57:54)
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Upstream reverted the series of commits that caused the issue in linux 5.19.13.arch1-1 now in core.
Last edited by loqs (2022-10-04 16:39:10)
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Upstream reverted the series of commits that caused the issue in linux 5.19.13.arch1-1 now in core.
using this kernel, seems problem still exist, cannot open any chromium app (it freeze all of it)
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Newly released 5.19.13-zen1-1-zen just wroks on my Intel laptopt.
Hopefully also 5.19.13.arch1-1 does.
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It does.
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did anyone have issues with flickering on some chromium app? now it's working fine but just chromium app just freeze?
using 12th intel with integrated graphic
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Newly released 5.19.13-zen1-1-zen just wroks on my Intel laptopt.
Hopefully also 5.19.13.arch1-1 does.
That make sense, as the main commits to 5.19.13 is reverting the i915 patches backported to 5.19.12 XD
This is part of a series of i915 patches that were backported to 5.19.12
but found to be incomplete and caused problems on many systems so they
are being reverted.
Last edited by xtellaris (2022-10-05 06:37:25)
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did anyone have issues with flickering on some chromium app? now it's working fine but just chromium app just freeze?
using 12th intel with integrated graphic
I am in Wayland and have already seen that flickering in the past.
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0BADC0DE wrote:Newly released 5.19.13-zen1-1-zen just wroks on my Intel laptopt.
Hopefully also 5.19.13.arch1-1 does.That make sense, as the main commits to 5.19.13 is reverting the i915 patches backported to 5.19.12 XD
This is part of a series of i915 patches that were backported to 5.19.12
but found to be incomplete and caused problems on many systems so they
are being reverted.
I gave that a try because of this report on Phoronix.
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ghostjohn wrote:did anyone have issues with flickering on some chromium app? now it's working fine but just chromium app just freeze?
using 12th intel with integrated graphicI am in Wayland and have already seen that flickering in the past.
using openbox-kde right now and flickering exists
cant even use any chromium apps. is moving to wayland realy solve this issue for alder lake processor?
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0BADC0DE wrote:ghostjohn wrote:did anyone have issues with flickering on some chromium app? now it's working fine but just chromium app just freeze?
using 12th intel with integrated graphicI am in Wayland and have already seen that flickering in the past.
using openbox-kde right now and flickering exists
cant even use any chromium apps. is moving to wayland realy solve this issue for alder lake processor?
I don't think that moving from X to Wayland would help.
If the issue wasn't already there before, then it could be something else.
Again, I am on Wayland since some time now and I see some flickering and some image mangling from time to time, but neither often nor for time longer than a few seconds.
Last edited by 0BADC0DE (2022-10-06 06:13:30)
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Can confirm 5.19.13 fixes it on xorg, no issues at all
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Not resolved here. Some flickering remain with `5.19.13`, and more worrying also with `5.15.72-1-lts`. :-/
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The brokenness in 5.19.12 had an actual chance of damaging the panel, if this now happens regardless you might have been unlucky.
FWIW from a logistics perspective it is impossible you have the same issue - caused by software - with 5.19.13 since the entire point of that kernel was to revert that change.
What's your definition of "some flickering"? You probably rather want to open a new thread detailing your exact issue.
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