Created attachment 133522 [details] GPU dump and kernel messages Hi. Please delete this if it is duplicated. I can't tell if it is, so I have filed a new bug as instructed by my dmesg messages. While running a copy operation and the steam client under OpenSUSE 42.3, the system will freeze/hang. Sometimes it will recover enough for me to save the kernel logs and GPU error dump attached. Most of the time, it is a hard crash (power cycle required to recover) Kernel: 4.4.79-4-default Mesa info: Vendor: Intel Open Source Technology Center (0x8086) Device: Mesa DRI Intel(R) Sandybridge Mobile (0x116) Version: 17.0.5 Accelerated: yes And with DRI_PRIME=1: Vendor: X.Org (0x1002) Device: AMD TURKS (DRM 2.49.0 / 4.4.79-4-default, LLVM 3.8.0) (0x6741) Version: 17.0.5 Accelerated: yes Hardware: Dell Vostro 3550 Laptop, with Radeon/Intel graphics (open source drivers). If there is more information required, I can try to produce it, but my time is somewhat limited.
Hmm, the set of active buffers is suspicious enough to suggest that this is bug 99671. All we can suggest at the moment is getting the latest kernel (4.12) and mesa (17.2) and crossing your fingers.
(In reply to Chris Wilson from comment #1) > Hmm, the set of active buffers is suspicious enough to suggest that this is > bug 99671. All we can suggest at the moment is getting the latest kernel > (4.12) and mesa (17.2) and crossing your fingers. I just realised that part of my problem is my hard disk appears to be unreliable(never buy a sshd), which muddies the waters unfortunately. I have a replacement, so I will try again tonight. I'll also see if I can update to the latest kernel and mesa. Thanks
(In reply to Chris Wilson from comment #1) > Hmm, the set of active buffers is suspicious enough to suggest that this is > bug 99671. All we can suggest at the moment is getting the latest kernel > (4.12) and mesa (17.2) and crossing your fingers. Hi I retested on kernel 4.4.79-4-default with a new hard disk, and the issue was still present. I then updated to 4.12, and it seems that this (without the mesa update) resolves this issue. I didn't do the mesa update because Kernel 4.12 broke my touchpad, and I spent quite a while trying to fix that before getting around to trying to do the update. I think this can be marked resolved? Thank you for your assistance.
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