i’m having the same problem and they also come with kernel 6.12.
Used kernel 6.11 before and switched to 6.12 some days before christmas.
Since than, sometimes, not reproducible, I get the freezes like you described.
Audio works, mouse works, I can also switch the terminals (i think they called so) via CTRL + ALT + F4, but in the UI I can nothing do.
I do a REISUB than, and reboot the PC again.
The freezes occur sometimes after 40 minutes, sometimes after 5 hours.
Sometimes while browsing.
Sometimes while gaming with friends. Also Discord and the communication with them work during the freezes, so I wouldn’t point to the hardware for now.
Anyone a idea how to debug this or how to check whats wrong?
If there are no fixes I will go back to 6.11 in some days
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Hey Aragorn,
thank you. Did notice this as well after a while.
When I go back, then 6.6
Thank you, too.
I thought that my problem is the same as the problem from the creator of the thread I replied.
I’m used to it that for one problem there shouldn’t be multiple threads, so I replied, but I’m willing to adapt
I think I had a couple minutes ago another freeze (I think, not 100% sure), changed to tty4, and then back to UI via CTRL + ALT + F7 (as i today learned, there I can go back to the GUI) and the freeze was gone
I will further observer this.
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