Andres Salomon <dilin...@queued.net> writes: > Wait, really? If you downgrade to whatever kernel version you were > previously using (6.1.112? 6.1.115?), does chromium work again? > > [Note that 6.1.115 has _other_ issues..]
I started noticing it after the linux-image-arm64 got upgraded to 6.1.119-1. A few hours before linux-image-arm64 got upgraded, chromium got upgraded to version 131.0.6778.85 through unattended-upgrades. But I restarte chromium only after the linux-image-arm64 upgraded through a reboot. So, I'm guessing the issue is not connected with the kernel upgraded. I tried starting chromium after booting into linux kernel version 6.1.115-1 and 6.1.112-1 -- chromium is crashing on these kernel versions too. I also tried completely nuking $HOME/.config/chromium and $HOME/.cache/chromium and starting chromium; it still crashes. > Also, it's generally helpful to know the environment that chromium is > running in when it crashes. Is this X or Wayland? What desktop or > window manager? What GPU and CPU? I'm running X server started through `startx` from the virtual terminal. The window manager is xmonad.
