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My system information is here: https://www.q4os.org/forum/viewtopic.ph … 004#p25004
Yesterday, I have left my laptop unplugged from AC power. It was running on battery without my presence for about 10 minutes. When i came back, I was amazed! The fan was spinning like crazy, but when I opened Htop, the CPU usage was 99%!!
The process, which consumed all CPU power was tdepowersave [tdeinit] (see attachment).
I have not changed any TDEPowersave settings. Everything was default. Thank God, I came back quickly. I'm afraid to leave my laptop running on battery only. With constant 99% CPU, it can be easily overheated!
Update:
Here is another video:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/112ccu_ … drive_link
The system becomes completely irresponsible to any keyboard or mouse key-presses.
At the end I got this window:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1151gTw … drive_link
Also, this man has similar bug like me.
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Bug tracker entry: https://sourceforge.net/p/q4os/tickets/202/
Last edited by q4osteam (2023-09-16 12:59)
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We have found a quick workaround for this bug. You need to disable autodimm feature in Tdepowersave.
Right click on Tdepowersave icon in system tray > select Powersave scheme > Autodimm > uncheck to disable "Enable autodimm ..." option. Don't enable the dimm option for any power scheme.
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Reported at Trinity site: https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/g … issues/136
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What we've learned so far about this bug:
- It is hardware dependent as it only occurs on certain hardware.
- Not Q4OS specific as we can reliably reproduce it on pure Debian with Trinity desktop.
- Comes from the Trinity hardware compatibility library.
- A fix needs to be applied deep inside Trinity libraries, so it may affect Trinity desktop entirely.
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We are working more to resolve this bug in a clean way and post back here.
Last edited by q4osteam (2023-07-31 19:24)
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Thank you for starting to fix this bug.
But, personally, I have realized, that I do not need tdepowersave at all, because my Dell Latitude works mostly being plugged in to AC power. So I have purged tdepowersave and installed fdpowermon instead, just to display my battery status. But this is just a temporary workaround. This bug still needs to be fixed. The majority of people use their laptops as mobile devices, being power-supplied from battery.
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What we've learned so far about this bug:
- It is hardware dependent as it only occurs on certain hardware.
- Not Q4OS specific as we can reliably reproduce it on pure Debian with Trinity desktop.
- Comes from the Trinity hardware compatibility library.
- A fix needs to be applied deep inside Trinity libraries, so it may affect Trinity desktop entirely.
It would be helpful to report this bug for Trinity developers https://trinitydesktop.org/
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It would be helpful to report this bug for Trinity developers https://trinitydesktop.org/
Before asking for help please read this topic: https://www.q4os.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=3502 If you have problems with WiFi network, try to install the Network Manager using Q4OS Software Centre.
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Done...
Thanks for reporting
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Dear Q4OS Team!
Together with one of the TDE Developers, MIchelleC, we have made some progress in solving this bug: https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/g … issues/136
The problem is, I have never built any Linux packages, so I am not sure, will I be able to build patched TDEPowersave correctly. Probably not. Unfortunately, now I do not have time to learn how to do it. I have a lot of another work to do.
So, we need your help. If he creates a patch, can you please build it an test the patched version?
https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/g … ment-30942
Last edited by Rademes (2023-08-20 18:37)
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Yes, we can build a testing tdepowersave package based on a patch from TDE devs, however it could take some time. We can start some work as soon as the patch is available.
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Good day!
MichelleC has made a patched tdepowersave, which solves the 100% CPU load when autodimm is active. Can you test it please?
https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/g … ment-31008
https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/g … ment-31010
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Yes, we will test these packages. First we need to get the hardware in question, so we can perform testing in two weeks.
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MichelleC has made a patched tdepowersave, which solves the 100% CPU load when autodimm is active. Can you test it please?
We can confirm the patch seems to solve the issue on our testing hardware. A fix for Q4OS is underway.
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That`s very good! Thank you Q4OSTeam! I think, you do not have to make your fix, because MichelleC has promised to include fixed version of TDEPowersave in next TDE R14.1.1 release.
https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/g … ment-31131
https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/g … ment-31014
Last edited by Rademes (2023-09-05 17:27)
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Yes, we will wait for the official fix to be merged in TDE, then we will update Q4OS repositories with the new version. Anyway, thanks for the helpful reporting.
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This issue has been fixed in the Q4OS 5.4 release, closing the report.
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