[Expired for gnome-shell (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for
60 days.]
** Changed in: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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I did get laggs right from boot.. So it's easier to choose right logs..
Hope this log help..
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Okey, thanks for advice!!
I'll definitely test it (It should be easy, because the cause must be the
secondary monitor - the problems did not arise, when I was running only on the
primary).
I'll check to see if it's crossed somewhere under the table and possibly buy a
new cable.
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Thanks. As mentioned in comment #4, the recurring log messages are bug
1857392. But the fact that yours happen so frequently is unusual. The
messages tend to happen when the dock gets recreated.
The second issue I can see is:
bře 20 18:30:26 payne-desktop kernel: workqueue:
nv_drm_handle_hotplug
Let's assume there are no log messages really related to the freeze. So
with that in mind, is there anything else that could cause the freeze
interval to be around one second, like a flashing cursor?
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Removing Dock didn't help, I already tested.. I'll enable Dock with single
monitor and let you know.
Cursor get stuck with whole screen. I described other symptoms and possible
causes in #16, I didn't notice anything else.
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Also the problem could be the dock interacting with the secondary
monitor. If so then the bug might go away by either removing the dock or
the secondary monitor. Please test each separately.
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This is Wayland session.
I have disabled the Dock from previous attempts, but then I just unplugged one
monitor (secondary) and rebooted the system. I did this on Sunday night and so
far no problems.
I am still in darkmode.
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> For now, with one monitor there are no problems.
Please make sure that's a Wayland session and you're not testing Xorg
with a single monitor. Because we need to know what is fixing it; Xorg
*or* using a single monitor with Wayland.
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For now, with one monitor there are no problems. So I assume the problem is
related to the two monitor setup.
I have yet to notice a few accompanying problems when the error occurs:
- Occasionally, an application (e.g., browser) window jumps to the opposite
monitor.
- During the freezes, if I p
I ran on Xorg before Wayland became the default, and I didn't notice any such
problems. But surely the problem could have come with the update, I don't know
now..
I'll try disconnecting the 2nd monitor, then cancel dark mode, and then run on
Xorg.
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None of those messages identify where the problem is unfortunately. A
weakness of the log-instead-of-crash approach to error handling...
Also none of those would cause whole display freezes. So it might all
have the same root cause, but we're not seeing any hints as to what the
root cause is yet.
Please also try selecting 'Ubuntu on Xorg' at the login screen to see if
the freezes were specific to Nvidia-Wayland support.
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Title:
Whole displ
It's happening again, I haven't enabled Dock since last disabling it..
Around 21:56, in log appears this.
bře 06 21:55:38 payne-desktop gnome-shell[3249]: Window manager warning: Ping
serial 216219392 was reused for window 0x80022e (Nová karta - Google Chrome),
previous use was for window 0x800
Thanks. If the problem happens again, please:
1. Provide a new log from when it happened and identify the date and
time the freeze happened.
2. Try disabling Night Light if it is enabled. I'm aware of a bug in
GNOME 47 where night light animations can cause the screen to freeze and
am working on
After reboot, I havent seen the freezes..
Adding some logs
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After:
gnome-extensions disable ubuntu-d...@ubuntu.com
make sure you have logged out and in again. If the problem still happens
after logging in again then next I would try removing one monitor to see
if that's what's confusing the allocation logic.
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Okey, now the little freezes appeared when Dock was disabled
bře 01 08:10:06 payne-desktop systemd[1]: Starting sysstat-collect.service -
system activity accounting tool...
bře 01 08:10:06 payne-desktop systemd[1]: sysstat-collect.service: Deactivated
successfully.
bře 01 08:10:06 payne-desktop
This seems the most relevant when dock is enabled
úno 28 22:51:28 payne-desktop gnome-shell[3278]: st_widget_get_theme_node
called on the widget [0x57f0f3629930
Gjs_ubuntu-dock_ubuntu_com_docking_DashToDock.left shrink running-dots fixed
extended:insensitive "dashtodockContainer"] which is not
It seems to be problem with Dock.. After disabling, logs are clean
$ journalctl -u gnome-shell -u rtkit-daemon --since "$(date +'%Y-%m-%d
00:00:00')"
úno 28 07:41:03 payne-desktop rtkit-daemon[2263]: Successfully made thread
35637 of process 35571 owned by '1000' RT at priority 20.
úno 28 07:41:
I don't use any other extensions.
I disabled the Dock, now just wait until the problem reappears..
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Title:
Whole display freezes in 1 second inte
Those messages are mostly bug 1857392 which we usually ignore but yours
are too frequent.
Please double check there are no non-standard extensions:
cd ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/
rm -rf extensions
and log in again. If the problem still happens after that then as an
experiment try:
gnome-e
Sorry, I was at work and then waited when the error reappeared..
Strange, after adding the ENV variable, the rtkit message in the syslog
disappeared.. But the rest looks similar.. I added some other messages
to the log, I don't know what relevance they have.
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Those log messages might be relevant because the "RT" thread of gnome-
shell has caused bugs before.
Please try adding:
MUTTER_DEBUG_KMS_THREAD_TYPE=user
to /etc/environment and then reboot.
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** Changed in: gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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