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Which generation of Adder WS? |
Latest generation addw4 |
Roughly how long does it take to freeze after login? On my addw4, everything seems fine with 6.12 running. |
It varies: it could be immediately after I login or about 15 minutes later. Best way to see if it happens if by trying to open apps like Steam, Brave, or Wine apps. They will not launch properly and your system will become unstable. |
Forgot to add, but I'm currently on Nvidia driver 565.77. Should I update? |
Probably worth a try. I'm running |
Unfortunately, even after upgrading to Nvidia 570, I still have this issue on 6.12.10. As before, using 6.9.3 works. This is the log I got this time:
From what I've been reading, these logs might be suggesting my GPU driver is at fault, but then why is it working on your setup |
I updated to the latest kernel and Nvidia 570 open driver that was pushed recently and while the system no longer lockups, now a lot of my games have stopped working properly. Here are a few examples:
Ultrakill seems to be working fine though, which makes me suspect it happens with vkd3d-proton; I made a bug report there too. Any way I can collect debugging info for this for you guys? NVM, this was anecdotal. I'm still having the same lockup issue |
Ever since I updated my Adder WS to the 6.12.10 kernel, my system will become unstable and most things stop working shortly after booting and logging in. Here is the log I got from from
journalctl -ke -b -1
:I am defaulting to kernel 6.9.3, which works correctly. Interestingly, when I first got my Adder WS and installed Fedora KDE 41, (which was on kernel 6.12 at the time), I was encountering the exact same issue. I thought it was a Fedora issue, but it turns out this may be a kernel issue as it worked fine under 6.11 on Fedora (but the Nvidia drivers wouldn't load).
Any chance this could be fixed?
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