[03:19] <fling> Are all the shiftfs patches touching fs/shiftfs.c ?
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[13:31] <apw> sforshee, ^
[15:07] <luna_> Is there any Ubuntu Kernel Meeting today during GUADEC? Or you already had it 
[15:20] <luna_> #ubuntu-desktop 
[15:20] <luna_> whoops
[15:59] <apw> luna_, we don't really have irc meetings; if you have something to bring up you can do it at anytime here
[16:04] <AlexMax> Good afternoon.  I've been running into some various freezing issues with my Ubuntu installation, and the most recent freeze seems like it might be in your folks wheelhouse.
[16:05] <AlexMax> The behavior is that I'll be doing something and suddenly I'll get a hard freeze.  I thought it might be graphics drivers, but I have observed this hard freeze behavior with both a Radeon 5700XT and an nVidia 1060 3GB - open source drivers on both.
[16:06] <AlexMax> I started out on stock Ubuntu Kernel and drivers, but now I'm using 5.7.9 from Ubuntu and graphics drivers from oibaf.
[16:07] <AlexMax> And the most recent crash resulted in a rather interesting thing in my journalctl: https://hastebin.com/xagixisile.txt
[16:08] <AlexMax> A write attempt to an NX page.  At the time I was simply opening a new page in Firefox.  My intuition is that it points to faulty RAM, but I've already run memtest86 (not +) overnight
[16:17] <luna_> apw: ah alright nah i don't just saw it in the fridge calendar and wondered
[16:17] <luna_> will join todays Firefox and Fenix meeting instead then
[16:53] <AlexMax> My apologies if this isn't the right channel, I was suggested to go here to ask
[17:17] <tyhicks> AlexMax: hey - I'm not going to be able to help you out here but please double check that there's not a stack trace in your logs following what you've already pasted
[17:18] <AlexMax> No stack trace, unfortunately.
[17:18] <tyhicks> AlexMax: bummer - there's not really enough info for anyone to debug your issue
[17:18] <AlexMax> Thanks for what little time you had to spare
[17:19] <tyhicks> AlexMax: the kernel attempts to print a normal stack trace after those messages but your system must be dying before those log messages can reach the disk
[17:36] <JanC> might be possible to send them elsewhere (in the future), depending on why it doesn't reach the disk?
[20:14] <AlexMax> Is there enough information to know what it couldn't be?  Or could it be any of kernel bug/driver bug/bad RAM/Motherboard?