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crash because of failed refresh rate detection after screen blanking with 144Hz monitor #56
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Thanks for reporting. I guess right now you could avoid this problem by disabling |
Can you get a stack trace of compton when it crashes? |
Strack trace of what looked relevant:
Tell me if you need more. |
@zischknall Sorry, I meant a stack trace. e.g. can you run |
@yshui tried it. As soon as i move the mouse and the screen stops blanking my whole xserver has locked up already by then. And i can't get the backtrace. |
@zischknall That's fine, the screen will stop updating, but you can still type in stuff. So you need to keep your gdb window focused, and when xserver locks up, you can blindly type in |
@yshui here it goes:
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@zischknall Sorry, but your compton is built without debug symbols, can you rebuild it with debug info? You can do that by passing |
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Fix a divide by zero in delay time calculation. Fixes #56
@zischknall Can you test the |
@zischknall BTW, does |
@yshui What would be suitable to measure the performance of swopti? Edit: Nevermind i was just to stupid to run the right version. It just throws this now without crashing:
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CPU usage, maybe? What prompted you to enable
This means the fix is working. |
@yshui it was enabled by default i didn't change it |
@yshui must have been a default at some point on my distro. |
@zischknall Hmm, it is not in the default config anymore: https://git.archlinux.org/svntogit/community.git/tree/trunk/compton.conf?h=packages/compton Anyway, is there any noticeable difference with/without |
@yshui after quick testing i can only conclude that without |
@zischknall Thanks for the information. I guess it is better to stop using it then. I will close this issue since it's fixed. |
Platform
Arch Linux kernel 4.19.2
GPU, drivers, and screen setup
Radeon RX 560 driving two monitors configured in xconf (main running on 144Hz and other on 60Hz).
xf86-video-amdgpu 18.1.0-1 and mesa 18.2.5-1
Output of
glxinfo -B
:Environment
I'm running i3-gaps with a polybar instance
Compton version
compton v4
Output of
compton --diagnostics
:Compton configuration:
Steps of reproduction
Expected behavior
Compton should continue operation like before
Current Behavior
Compton crashes because of the 144Hz monitor
Details
Console log:
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