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Created Sep 25, 2019 by Bugzilla Migration User@bugzilla-migration

amdgpu: [drm:amdgpu_job_timedout] *ERROR* ring gfx timeout, [drm] IP block:5 is hang

Submitted by Matthias Nagel

Assigned to Default DRI bug account

Link to original bug (#98874)

Description

I recently installed a new Radeon R9 380 and use the amdgpu driver. After some random time my dekstop suddenly freezes, no input (mouse, keyboard, acpi events) is possible. I still can login via ssh from another box and run some commands but I do not see any error messages. Dmesg, .xsession-erros, Xorg.0.log, journalctl are all clean.

I can erform either one of the following steps:

(A) Try to shutdown via the ssh session. I am kicked of from the ssh session (obviously) but the box is is not powered off. Somewhere during the shutdown process the box gets stuck. All the time I still see the frozen desktop. The only option is to forcefully power off the PC by pressing the power button for 3sec.

(B) Do not try to shutdown completely, but initiate a "systemctl rescue". All X11-related stuff is terminated (according to ps -elf), but I still see the frozen desktop. "lsmod" still reports that amdgpu is used by approx. 35 processes. "rmmod amdgpu" kills the machine entirely, after that even my SSH session is stuck, i.e. the shell never returned to its prompt. Any attempt to login via SSH a second time fails. The only option is to forcefully power off.

After reboot: No error messages anywhere

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