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Created attachment 1197699 [details] Full kernel log with the error at line 30258 Description of problem: Using the AMDGPU driver for R9 Fury (sapphire tri-x) causes a intermitent kernel crash during boot while using kernel version 4.7.2. The bug does not happen when using kernel 4.6.7-300. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Kernel 4.7.2-201.fc24 How reproducible: Intermitent, sometimes it crashes during boot, sometimes it crashes right after x login and sometimes it doesn't crash at all. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Using an AMD Fiji card (in my case AMD R9 Fury Tri-x with UEFI Firmware provided by sapphire) install kernel 4.7.2 2. Boot and wait Actual results: In the worst case, it crashes during boot, before the Graphical.target starts the X server. Expected results: System boots as usual. Additional info: Hardware config: Motherboard: Asus M5A99FX PRO R2.0 Processor: AMD FX 9590 Ram: 32GB Kingstom BEAST 1866Mhz (I run a lot of VMS) /boot Drive: Samsung 850 EVO /home Drive: 2X Western Digital Caviar Black using MD Software RAID 1 Video: 2X Sapphire R9 Fury Tri-x with UEFI Firmware Fedora 24 Using the xfce spin, with a few packages from RPMFUSION and SELINUX ON There is another Hard Disk with windows Installed where I use all that GPU Horsepower to Game. Fedora is my Main OS, where I work and do my everyday computing. I'll be glad to run any debugging steps using my hardware to help funnel down the problem, I'm somewhat familiar with custom kernels and low level debugging tools
I am getting this error on a fedora 24 virtualbox VM lxde spin. I realize the kernel is tainted (and no one likes 32bit), but I hate downgrading kernels.
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