When kernel's e8c6092e52f8 will be applied on master

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Hi.

I have had problems with AMD APU on my ZenBook Flip 15. I try to ran newest OpenSUSE Tumbleweed kernel and still panic.

I have found 7840h/780m system crash after update to linux kernel 6.10 (#3497) · Issues · drm / amd · GitLab and there was info some patch is ready.

My question is, in which kernel version could it be released? I see post mention about 6.10, but current is 6.11. It is applied into currently in repo kernel?

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Also, I saw (on gamingonlinux.com) information about NVidia driver causes panic on newer kernel. If mentioned patch was applied, can NVidia driver still cause panic? I do not read newer information about state of NVidia driver, so it is this problem solved?

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The thread and following links suggests that it is a Mesa problem and not the kernel. This kernel commit will not reach the kernel as it is not the source of the problem.

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Thanks. Today I ran Kernel 6.11 and got panic, so problem is still there.

> rpm -qv Mesa
Mesa-24.1.7-391.1.x86_64

So Mesa version is good.

Question: How to gather information about a problem. I try see logs stored in EFI (PSTORE), but it was empty.

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Maybe it is related to NVIdia driver?

 rpm -qi nvidia-driver-G06-kmp-default
Name        : nvidia-driver-G06-kmp-default
Version     : 550.120_k6.11.0_1
Release     : 28.1
Architecture: x86_64
Install Date: wto, 8 paź 2024, 14:30:44
Group       : System/Kernel
Size        : 168986688
License     : SUSE-NonFree
Signature   : RSA/SHA512, pon, 7 paź 2024, 00:25:26, Key ID b1d0d788db27fd5a
Source RPM  : nvidia-driver-G06-550.120-28.1.nosrc.rpm
Build Date  : nie, 6 paź 2024, 17:07:39
Build Host  : reproducible
Vendor      : obs://build.suse.de/Proprietary:X11:Drivers
URL         : https://www.nvidia.com/object/unix.html
Summary     : NVIDIA graphics driver kernel module for GeForce 700 series and newer
Description :
This package provides the closed-source NVIDIA graphics driver kernel
module for GeForce 700 series and newer GPUs.
Distribution: Proprietary:X11:Drivers / openSUSE_Tumbleweed

Installing open source version could help? I have read official open source version is more feature-full version.

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So it caused on both open and closed source drivers (according to gamingonlinux.com). Of course, I am not sure if (in my case) it was caused by NVidia driver.

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I have removed nvidia driver and testing system. It works now.

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Today I have got updates. I try with discover. System hangs, but sound was playing in loop. I reset and try to do update again. Discover deny to update (was shown package list to remove prior to installing other and when click ok, it getting update list again). I try with zypper, but zypper shown it will install nvidia kernel module. I try to disable repo, but got message nvidia repo is management by nvidia service. Next, FS go to read-only mode (message in Plasma6).

  1. How to disable nvidia service?
  2. It is possible, system hangs cause nvidia was installed? I though there is no way to load another GPU kernel module once system was started.
  3. I think FS errors are not related.
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man zypper, search for Service Management. I believe, YaST Software can manage services too (there is drop-down list to switch between repositories and services on repositories management screen).

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You need to uninstall the relevant openSUSE-repos-
Tumbleweed-NVIDIA packages as they establish/install the service. If you don‘t want to use the service, uninstall the repo packages and setup the old fashioned URLs.

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Thanks. But it is possible problem was caused by installing nvidia drivers on newer kernel? I think it would not be related, because new driver would not be loaded, when system is working.

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That is bug in kernel, not NVidia driver. I disable NVidia service, removed all NVIDIA driver-related stuff and start kernel 6.11. I got home partition (XFS) file system error.

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Related bug report:
https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1231800

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How many computers is this thread about? Does any applicable computer contain any NVidia GPU? If the answer is no, then no NVidia driver should have been installed, and should not have any affect on an AMD GPU’s behavior. If somehow NVidia driver did get installed on computer without NVidia GPU, it, and openSUSE-repos-Tumbleweed-NVIDIA if it is installed, need to be purged (and locked, apparently), or the current installation replaced with a fresh one. Bug 1231800 needs to clearly indicate which GPU or GPUs the affected computer(s) actually contain. Input/output captured in plain text from command inxi -GSaz run in Konsole window and pasted into bug report will do this, and provide additional likely useful information about the computer(s).

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This post is only of one computer - ASUS ZenBook Flip 15, with AMD APU and NVidia dGPU,

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