Post #1854132
2026-04-27 10:36 UTC
@KekunPlazas So I suppose it started after a kernel upgrade? Maybe with a older kernel work fine?
Btw: you can try this kernel option as a workaround: amdgpu.gpu_recovery=1. It should make it less painful, because it reset automaticaly the gpu in working state.
Also you can try to disable gpu acceleration inside firefox. I never tried because in my case the problem was only with some old 3d games.
Last chance: you can alse try to use the old driver radeon. It should be possible, but I never tried this rabbit hole...
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@KekunPlazas@mamot.fr 2026-04-27 11:59
@diegor It started on Fedora 43 I believe, I didn't have this issue on Fedora 42 (the current one is 44). I didn't touch this computer for more than 6 months and jumped from 42 to 44, 43 being also affected it's hard for me to know when it started.