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> > Could be. I bought CPU only a month or so after release. |
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> > Initially thought it was an enlightenment desktop issue but have |
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> > reproduced on KDE and xfce. It happens usually when doing something |
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> > quite simple like clicking on a Window to minimise or just in a |
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> > terminal. Nothing stressful like an emerge gcc. |
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> > |
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> > Never found anything in logs but not sure if there is a better way to |
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> > capture problem. |
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> > Its a Ryzen 1700X |
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> > John |
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> And lo and behold just after writing email I closed claws mail and |
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> went to open again and machine locked up. Unresponsive to anything and |
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> it even corrupted some files as had to recreate claws-mail set up. |
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> Slight annoying. It would nice to know if I can capture issue somehow. |
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> Perhaps there is a way. |
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> John (keeping backups up to date) |
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You could try running this to see if you've got an early/buggy one. If so, |
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see if you can return it for a fixed one. |
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https://github.com/suaefar/ryzen-test |
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More info; |
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https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Ryzen#Segmentation_faults_during_compilation |
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