auto-cpufreq locks up on Fedora/Gnome

[fonnesbeck]

auto-cpufreq locks up on Fedora/Gnome

[fonnesbeck]

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[AdnanHodzic]

@shadeyg56 now that it's brought up I also experience this on Ubuntu. Can you reproduce?

@fonnesbeck silverlining is that only GUI component freezes, daemon continues running in background. You can verify by running auto-cpufreq -stats in Terminal next time this happens.

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• Searching through existing/closed issues to see if your bug has already been already submitted?
• If installation failed with auto-cpufreq-installer,have you tried installing auto-cpufreq using Snap package?
• Have you tried configuring auto-cpufreq?
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[shadeyg56]

I'm unable to reproduce this on NixOS. I installed and tested on GNOME as well, on both X11 and Wayland. The GNOME version on Nix is currently 45.5 so maybe its a GNOME 46 issue? Does this issue occur on any other desktop environments?

[AdnanHodzic]

The GNOME version on Nix is currently 45.5 so maybe its a GNOME 46 issue?

No, I had this problem with previous GNOME version (wayland)s, since the release of v2.0 that introduced GUI component, I just never bothered reporting it.

Until we had logging for auto-cpufreq-gtk, which I just ran in terminal to see if it'll return anything once it freezes, only thing we can do is what I suggested in 677 to try catching what happens excatly.

[AdnanHodzic]

Until we had logging for auto-cpufreq-gtk, which I just ran in terminal to see if it'll return anything once it freezes

Only output I got from auto-cpufreq-gtk after running it in terminal after suspend is: Killed. Please note, this will only happen if you leave it running after extended period of time.