Created attachment 104850 [details] dmesg showing GPU lock Symptoms: GPU locks and attempts to recover (screen goes black) and locks again upon recovery. Any further attempt to use X11 (even restarting it) locks the GPU, and system must be rebooted to use X11 again. Steps to reproduce: 1) Download Tales of Maj'Eyal 1.2.3 full for Linux 64-bit - http://te4.org/download 2) Extract the game to a convenient location. 3) Run the t-engine binary from the base game directory, then exit the game. 4) Download a gzip of a character I created - - and extract to: ~/.t-engine/4.0/tome/save/ 5) Run t-engine again, load the save game "Pennies". 6) Use the ability "Death Dance" in game. (If for some reason my save won't work, you need to create a Berserker class character in-game, get it to level 8 and 28 strength, and unlock Death Dance.) Workarounds attempted: use different window manager/DE - Failed, bug is reproducible in KDE4, KDE5, Awesome, and Enlightenment 18 pass radeon.audio=0 to kernel command line at boot - Failed, no effect pass radeon.dpm=0 to kernel - Failed, screen now stays black after GPU lock Note: this bug may be related to other GPU locks I've been experiencing with Mesa 10.2.x, but this is the only repeatable instance of it so far.
Created attachment 104851 [details] glxinfo
Created attachment 104852 [details] journalctl -k --lines=1000
Created attachment 104853 [details] Xorg.0.log I couldn't find any useful debugging information in Xorg.0.log, but I'm including it just in case.
Sorry, forgot to include the link to my save game in step 4: http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=67207270324448074311
Comment on attachment 104851 [details] glxinfo Update: This bug is still present in mesa 10.2.6
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