Description of problem: Suspend causes a kernel crash. Every time I suspend abrt triggers on both the kernel and xorg-x11-drv-intel. The kernel abrt is incomplete (because suspend), but because it happens on *most* suspends, and has happened on 4.2.5-300, 4.2.3-300 and 4.2.2-300, I thought I'd try and report it to the best of my ability. It also has 548 similar reports in FAF. It's hardware dependent. gnome-abrt doesn't want to report by default, since the kernel has flags GW. This is correct, but it's the stock Fedora kernel. I used to get it with tainted realtek modules; but those were not loaded when getting this particular crash. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kernel 4.2.5-300 (and 4.2.3-300 and 4.2.2-300) xorg-x11-drv-intel (same versions) How reproducible: Most suspend operations Steps to Reproduce: 1. boot 2. log in 3. suspend Actual results: The screen goes black. The CPU (or at least motherboard) is still running, drawing a bit of power Expected results: Suspend. Power consumption almost nil. Additional info: Fedora FAF related: https://retrace.fedoraproject.org/faf/reports/821282/
If it's not OK to report incomplete bugs here, please let me know.
Created attachment 1093066 [details] kernel-type kernel /var/spool/abrt/type
Created attachment 1093067 [details] kernel-analyzer kernel /var/spool/abrt/analyzer
Created attachment 1093068 [details] kernel-backtrace kernel /var/spool/abrt/backtrace
Created attachment 1093069 [details] kernel-cmdline kernel /var/spool/abrt/cmdline
Created attachment 1093070 [details] kernel-kernel kernel /var/spool/abrt/kernel
Created attachment 1093071 [details] kernel-os_info kernel /var/spool/abrt/os_info
Created attachment 1093072 [details] kernel proc_modules kernel /var/spool/abrt/proc_modules
Created attachment 1093074 [details] kernel-reason kernel /var/spool/abrt/reason
Created attachment 1093086 [details] kernel suspend-stats kernel /var/spool/abrt/suspend_stats
Created attachment 1093089 [details] xorg-x11-drv-intel-backtrace xorg-x11-drv-intel /var/spool/abrt/backtrace
Created attachment 1093090 [details] xorg-x11-drv-intel dmesg xorg-x11-drv-intel /var/spool/abrt/dmesg
I didn't duplicate os_info/suspend_stats, etc. The kernel crash had no dmesg, which is likely why it wasn't reportable. I know that the xorg-x11-drv-intel bit has been reported before. This (suspend kernel crash) looks like it's related because I get them in pairs in gnome-abrt I've saved the /var/spool/abrt entries if you want any additional files.
Created attachment 1093092 [details] lspci -v
Created attachment 1093093 [details] lsusb -v
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