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popcornmix
The way github issues work is they pop up in notifications when someone creates one or comments, and they usually get a response from a dev here. Usually that triggers...
Yes, the test I suggested (switch kms to fkms) is still a very useful data point. I suspect your issue may be fixed by https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/pull/5317, but only if a few...
> Switching to fkms is a work-around > Pulling the power plug to the screen and turning power back on works Okay, this is reasonably convincing that your issue could...
You may wait for the update. It may fix your issue. It will likely appear in rpi-update in next week or two. It will take longer for an apt release....
@yllekz after an apt upgrade, can you switch back to kms driver? I think there is a kms kernel fix that is in apt, but not yet in the sdcard...
rpi-update should now include this fix.
Are you on Ubuntu? rpi-update is designed for RPiOS. If you are on another OS, you'll have to check with their developers on how to get testing kernel updates.
> Yes, I'm on Ubuntu. What should I do? You'll need to report it to Ubuntu devs, and see if the kernel you are running includes https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/pull/5684
Maybe. My gut feel is the `__vb2_queue_cancel` WARN is not causing the mouse pointer freeze for 10-15 seconds, and is possibly harmless (@6by9 may be able to clarify). The `vc4-drm...
You can test this kernel with: `sudo rpi-update pulls/5990`