Re: HP Laptop freezes while using Xorg sporadically.
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Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2025 11:57:03 UTC
Sorry I cannot help with your problem, however, I just want to comment on the hardware: we ordered a few HP 255-G5 @dayjob back then, and after a while we gave up on them because they were constantly having Microsoft Windows Bluescreens. I then decided to throw FreeBSD on them without GUI and use it for our build farm - have worked flawlessly in that configuration now for years. It may be that there is something odd with the 255 series from HP. On 14.07.25 03:43, Mauricio wrote: > I have an HP 255-G7 Laptop running FreeBSD 14.3 RELEASE which every now > and then freezes entirely while using Xorg. When the laptop freezes, the > only thing that gives me a response is mouse and graphic tablet movement. > > At that point, I can't jump to a virtual console with CTRL+ALT+FUNCTIONKEY. > I can't even shut the computer down by pressing the shutdown button for > less than a second as I usually do. > But trying to do both things makes the disk activity light indicator > start blinking a lot for a moment. > > The laptop doesn't seem to get back to work even after half an hour of > waiting or more. > Something that i have been noticing is that the freeze seems to be > triggered by an increase of resources use. I noticed that because the > freezing starts usually after opening a program like a terminal emulator > while there are already some programs running in other windows. It also > happened one time while trying to use my laptop while copying 23GBs of > data in a virtual console. > > I leave some routine files here for you to check up if you feel the need > of it: > > dmesg output: https://pastebin.com/C27M5K0F <https://pastebin.com/C27M5K0F> > rc.conf: https://pastebin.com/9wX0sKsa <https://pastebin.com/9wX0sKsa> > loader.conf: https://pastebin.com/wBrdL8NL <https://pastebin.com/wBrdL8NL> > > As always, thanks to whoever that takes the time to help me with this. >