#random system restarts
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Check the output of journalctl -b -1 -e??
what should i look for in there? like i said im not very good at reading the logs and understanding them
im not too familiar with journalctl, and also running that command right now doesnt show anything from back when the shutdown happened, im seeing logs from right now
Share the output.
Looks fine.
Run sudo pacman -S stress lm_sensors and after that run
stress -c 4
and run in another terminal.
watch -n1 sensors
Ok what then
Its so that you can watch if the CPU heats up to the point of triggering a safety emergrncy system shutdown.
Nothing has happened so far
I've been stressing my cpu for no reason? 😭
I feel ALPHA simply wanted to rule out the usual culprits.
Im assuming you have not messed with scheduled tasks or anything on your system right?
like cronjobs and all that jazz?
This is a bit hard to find the cause tbh it could be a lot ofthings and the logs looks clean
There is a reason for that, to make sure it is not the CPU in the first place.
Run stress -c 4 -m 2 --vm-bytes 512M and open another terminal and run watch -n1 sensors??
I haven't
What should i be looking for
my pc just restarted like 3 times in a row
as i was opening firefox one time and when i switched tabs on brave once
i feel like my pc crashed many times when switching tabs on brave
i use brave from snapcraft, to run it in another sandbox
If you boot the arch iso and do a memtest86? Im almost wondering if its a RAM issue.
Does your machine have any kind of auto-OC applied in the BIOS? (Beside RAM XMP)
What DE you use??
dwm
the problem is getting kinda worse, it used to happen before but not so often and now it keeps happening
id really like to find out the problem because im afraid of my filesystem getting corrupted or something during one of these restarts, idk what could happen
here is the output of my fastfetch:
OS: Arch Linux x86_64
Host: MS-7C96 (1.0)
Kernel: Linux 6.19.11-arch1-1
Uptime: 4 mins
Packages: 5 (flatpak-system), 9 (flatpak-user), 1311 (pacman), 13 (snap)
Shell: zsh 5.9
Display (HDMI-1): 1920x1080 in 27", 165 Hz [External]
WM: dwm (X11)
Theme: Sweet-Dark [GTK3]
Icons: Zafiro-Green [GTK3/4]
Font: Noto Sans (10pt) [GTK3/4]
Cursor: Sweet (24px)
Terminal: kitty 0.46.2
Terminal Font: UbuntuMonoNF (14pt)
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5500GT (12) @ 4.46 GHz
GPU: AMD Radeon Vega Series / Radeon Vega Mobile Series [Integrated]
Memory: 9.15 GiB / 27.29 GiB (34%)
Swap: 0 B / 4.00 GiB (0%)
Disk (/): 1.11 TiB / 1.78 TiB (62%) - ext4
Local IP (wg0-mullvad): -
Locale: C.UTF-8
also im not sure what im supposed to look for/watch in the watch command
nothing happened so far
Output of cat /etc/locale.conf??
Did you look if any OC was applied and did you at the very least test your RAM to rule out hardware instability?
# This is the fallback locale configuration provided by systemd.
LANG="C.UTF-8"
How do i test my ram
when i bought this pc i had problems even starting it up so i had to get ram replacements and play with the ram slots to get it working
i dont think theres any overclocking..
can i not just run memtest86 on my system normally
or does it have to be from arch iso
When you boot the iso, actually before booting the iso theres a menu with memtest86
Looks a bit like this.
Probably more like the 2nd picture though.
Ah ok, I'll run it and post the results here
hi sorry for the late reply, it passed
i got "PASS" at the end in green
i recently saw my psu cable burned and 2 pins in the psu cable port burned, i replaced the psu and i also had to put thermal paste on my cpu
i guess that solved it
Does it work fine??
so far yes
Good.
.s solved