Unable to find the exact reason why computer crash (possibly a hardware problem, not related to MX)

[CharlesV]

So it seems like it was it the kernel. Thanks a lot!

Did you go with a liquorix kernel?
Or just a different version?

[crackbarrel]

So it seems like it was it the kernel. Thanks a lot!

Did you go with a liquorix kernel?
Or just a different version?

Liquorix 6.6

I haven't really look into kernels, I went for 6.6 since the device is very recent. It seems liquorix make sens for this same reason.

[CharlesV]

Cool, thank you. Just always good to know what worked where / for what :-)

[CharlesV]

Please mark as solved using the check mark on the top right of the post that resolved it.

[crackbarrel]

It happened twice again... should I try more recent or older kernel? I'm on 6.6 liquorix

[j2mcgreg]

It happened twice again... should I try more recent or older kernel? I'm on 6.6 liquorix

What are you doing when it crashes?

[crackbarrel]

It happened twice again... should I try more recent or older kernel? I'm on 6.6 liquorix

What are you doing when it crashes?

It generally happens when I come back to the computer. It also seems quite random. I'm currently trying 6.7, I suppose it's gonna be hit or miss.

[crackbarrel]

Solved.

It wasn't the kernel. It was the Kingston SSD. Here's the fix:

etc/default/grub

Change this line, set lattency to 5500 as follow:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash nvme_core.default_ps_max_latency_us=5500"

Then
sudo update-grub


Source:
https://esc.sh/blog/nvme-ssd-and-linux-freezing/

[chrispop99]

Glad you fixed it.

Please mark it solved by checking the tick box on your last post.

Chris