UHD 600 GPU hangs with new kernels 5.19+ and intel tone mapping

[Cfl]

On my computer I have the J4105 processor with the UHD 600 and Ubuntu 22.04. It turns out that with version 1.29.0… with beignet the hardware tone mapping was perfect. But now with the new version (1.29.1, 1.29.2…) it doesn’t work.
I have investigated the matter and it turns out that it is due to the version of the kernel that I have (currently 6.0 and before 5.19). As of 5.19 the GPU hangs and gives the following errors:

20:08 i915 0000:00:02.0: [drm] GPU HANG: echo 9:1:8ed2fff2, in Plex Transcoder [3276] kernel
20:08 i915 0000:00:02.0: [drm] Plex Transcoder[3276] context reset due to GPU hang kernel
20:08 i915 0000:00:02.0: [drm] Resetting rcs0 for preemption time out kernel

When I boot the system with a lower kernel version (5.15) and pms 1.29.2.6273, the hardware decoding works perfectly and there is no trace of errors.

[premikkoci]

Have a J4105 and I can confirm this problem. Running docker official repo and Unraid 6.11 with 5.19 kernel.

[Gloppie]

if you’re running less then 5.19.13 in the 5.19 series, there is a bug in an intel driver for LCD’s that will damage hardware. I don’t know what else it effects.

[pshanew]

@Gloppie

if you’re running less then 5.19.13 in the 5.19 series, there is a bug in an intel driver for LCD’s that will damage hardware.

That issue affected Linux kernel 5.19.12 specifically.

Linux kernel 5.19.12 code could cause permanent damage to some laptop displays

[Cfl]

I tested 6.0 and its the same… it´s not that bug… maybe GuC v70.1.1? I have to test the exact kernel version where the bug was introduced.

[ChuckPa]

@Cfl

Ridley did some work on JasperLake .

Please consider this.

Plex Media Server 1.30.0.6359 - New Transcoder Preview

Hello, forum users! It’s time again for an update to Plex’s transcoding and analysis backend. This is a special forums-only preview release; the changes in this build will be included in an upcoming regular release once any new issues are handled. Please test this version with a variety of different media file formats and clients. If you notice any new issues (specifically ones that don’t also happen on the current beta release), please respond to this discussion instead of starting a new one, …

I REALLY REALLY REALLY caution against using bleeding edge kernels.

Let someone else work the bugs out. JasperLake is NOT a new CPU.
GeminiLake is “old hat” at this point and will run with even a 5.10 kernel.

(can you tell I don’t like mixing kernels and their support libraries (/lib64) as that’s a whole can of worms being opened if not done 100% correctly)

[ChuckPa]

MODERATOR NOTE:

Off topic posts removed.

[Gloppie]

sorry. Thanks for all you do @ChuckPa