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Reboot command from terminal takes several minutes (between 3 and 10 I would say) to shutdown and reboot.
sudo reboot is instant, as well as logging out and shutting down from sddm, which leads me to believe there's a process hanging for kde
Kernel 6.1.11-arch1-1
KDE Plasma Version 5.26.5
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There's a bug in sddm where it can not receive the signal to quit properly. Should be fixed upstream, consider sddm-git.
Also a whole bunch of nvidia-open crashes, test normal nvidia.
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There's a bug in sddm where it can not receive the signal to quit properly. Should be fixed upstream, consider sddm-git.
Also a whole bunch of nvidia-open crashes, test normal nvidia.
Thanks for the tip about sddm, are there any chances that it will be fixed? As I wouldn't want to keep using -git for long (I will check to see if using it fixes the problem).
Also, thanks about the nvidia-open. I do have problems with sleep and sometimes gpu falling off the bus.
I tried using open dkms because of the problem that normal nvidia drivers have with 12th gen Intel, and I kind of didn't want to disable Indirect Branch Tracking for the drivers to work, I will do it now, as it seems it's deemed as safe, until it's fixed.
Last edited by damax (2023-02-14 16:37:46)
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You need somebody more knowledgeable than me for this, but starting from the reboot message at 14:26:37 and summing the time elapsed between the previous log entry to the lines containing the text "Timeout waiting for RPC from GSP" gives 3 minutes and 42 seconds.
E. g. the time between these two entries...
Feb 14 14:26:42 archie sddm[658]: Running: /usr/bin/X -nolisten tcp -background none -seat seat0 vt1 -auth /var/run/sddm/{2635a579-aa06-4d98-baf2-19473a58161d} -noreset -displayfd 18
Feb 14 14:26:44 archie kernel: NVRM: Xid (PCI:0000:03:00): 119, pid=1144, name=Xorg, Timeout waiting for RPC from GSP! Expected function 10 (FREE) (0xbeef0202 0x0).
...is 2 seconds.
This may be related:
https://github.com/NVIDIA/open-gpu-kern … issues/446
Edit: Uh, I'm too slow :-)
Last edited by Ferdinand (2023-02-14 16:40:46)
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You need somebody more knowledgeable than me for this, but starting from the reboot message at 14:26:37 and summing the time elapsed between the previous log entry to the lines containing the text "Timeout waiting for RPC from GSP" gives 3 minutes and 42 seconds.
E. g. the time between these two entries...
Feb 14 14:26:42 archie sddm[658]: Running: /usr/bin/X -nolisten tcp -background none -seat seat0 vt1 -auth /var/run/sddm/{2635a579-aa06-4d98-baf2-19473a58161d} -noreset -displayfd 18 Feb 14 14:26:44 archie kernel: NVRM: Xid (PCI:0000:03:00): 119, pid=1144, name=Xorg, Timeout waiting for RPC from GSP! Expected function 10 (FREE) (0xbeef0202 0x0).
...is 2 seconds.
This may be related:
https://github.com/NVIDIA/open-gpu-kern … issues/446Edit: Uh, I'm too slow :-)
No problem, you just gave me some more drive to switch to nvidia proprietary and make it work with
ibt=off
To completely uninstall and remove the nvidia-open-dkms do I need to do something on modprobe? Is -Rns enough?
Last edited by damax (2023-02-14 16:42:38)
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I have little experience with NVIDIA, but from the NVIDIA install info in the Wiki, I can't see anything special, except for what is mentioned in the referenced Dynamic Kernel Module Support#Installation, under section 3, if you did that. So, yes, I'd say pacman -Rn nvidia-open-dkms is enough. Me being to wimpy to use -s :-)
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I have little experience with NVIDIA, but from the NVIDIA install info in the Wiki, I can't see anything special, except for what is mentioned in the referenced Dynamic Kernel Module Support#Installation, under section 3, if you did that. So, yes, I'd say pacman -Rn nvidia-open-dkms is enough. Me being to wimpy to use -s :-)
Makes much sense, thanks. Done everything and added the ibt off parameter to grub. Used -s because there really wasn't much else. Will be looking into sddm git in the meantime, as well as the aforementioned quit signal problem.
Edit: I'm confirming that sddm-git from the AUR fixes the problem. Will have it until upstream sddm releases 0.20 which I would assume will fix the problem.
Last edited by damax (2023-02-17 00:18:17)
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Ferdinand wrote:I have little experience with NVIDIA, but from the NVIDIA install info in the Wiki, I can't see anything special, except for what is mentioned in the referenced Dynamic Kernel Module Support#Installation, under section 3, if you did that. So, yes, I'd say pacman -Rn nvidia-open-dkms is enough. Me being to wimpy to use -s :-)
Makes much sense, thanks. Done everything and added the ibt off parameter to grub. Used -s because there really wasn't much else. Will be looking into sddm git in the meantime, as well as the aforementioned quit signal problem.
Edit: I'm confirming that sddm-git from the AUR fixes the problem. Will leave open the thread (?) until upstream sddm releases 0.20 which I would assume will fix the problem.
Just to add more to the sddm deal: it also fixed a waking up problem I had with modern standby, which seems like now is working flawlessly, thanks everyone
Last edited by damax (2023-02-14 21:40:59)
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I'd consider that unlikely SDDM should have little relevance during the sleeping/waking up process.
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I'd consider that unlikely SDDM should have little relevance during the sleeping/waking up process.
I might actually be going wrong about that then. Maybe it was the mentioned nvidia gpu error messages for sleeping state. Unfortunately, I wasn't wise enough to test the two things (sddm vs -git and nvidia-open vs proprietary) separately for suspend/sleep.
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