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Ubuntu Random Crashes
How to find out why system keeps freezing?Google Chrome crashes on loading sites in Ubuntu 18.04
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I've been experiencing random crashes constantly since I've switched to Ubuntu.
It first started on Ubuntu 19 but thought I'd have less on 18 but it is still occurring, albeit less frequently.
I'm normally just using chrome but sometimes I'm doing web development and running a development server with chrome open.
I'm including the syslog, any help would be appreciated! Let me know if there's anything else I can provide.
System:
Huawei Matebook D Ryzen
logs and screenshots:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vLbEzh-e05B9LYtOgvaGdVYrMPITd7Jx?usp=sharing
18.04 google-chrome
asked Oct 3 at 0:22
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I've been experiencing random crashes constantly since I've switched to Ubuntu.
It first started on Ubuntu 19 but thought I'd have less on 18 but it is still occurring, albeit less frequently.
I'm normally just using chrome but sometimes I'm doing web development and running a development server with chrome open.
I'm including the syslog, any help would be appreciated! Let me know if there's anything else I can provide.
System:
Huawei Matebook D Ryzen
logs and screenshots:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vLbEzh-e05B9LYtOgvaGdVYrMPITd7Jx?usp=sharing
18.04 google-chrome
asked Oct 3 at 0:22
andresmoncandresmonc
111 bronze badge
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Your link is bad. Tell us more detail about your crashes. What do you see on the screen? Edit your question and show mels -al /var/crashandfree -h. What version Ubuntu right now?
– heynnema
Oct 3 at 17:35
@heynnema sorry for the delay. I reuploaded and included the requested information
– andresmonc
Oct 8 at 2:32
You have probably installed a bad GNOME Shell extension. Please edit your question and show mels -al ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions. Place the results into your question, not via a screenshot. Edit, paste, select pasted text, click the icon to format the text, save.
– heynnema
Oct 8 at 3:35
@heynnema I might be doing something wrong cause I only see application_state in the gnome-shell folder
– andresmonc
Oct 9 at 21:43
Sorry, we had a three day power outage here. You didn't look in the correct directory. Please review myls -alcommend and try again. Lets check your memory... go to memtest86.com and download/run their free memtest to test your memory. Get at least one complete pass of all the 4/4 tests to confirm good memory. This will take many hours to complete.
– heynnema
Oct 11 at 19:36
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I've been experiencing random crashes constantly since I've switched to Ubuntu.
It first started on Ubuntu 19 but thought I'd have less on 18 but it is still occurring, albeit less frequently.
I'm normally just using chrome but sometimes I'm doing web development and running a development server with chrome open.
I'm including the syslog, any help would be appreciated! Let me know if there's anything else I can provide.
System:
Huawei Matebook D Ryzen
logs and screenshots:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vLbEzh-e05B9LYtOgvaGdVYrMPITd7Jx?usp=sharing
18.04 google-chrome
asked Oct 3 at 0:22
andresmoncandresmonc
111 bronze badge
I've been experiencing random crashes constantly since I've switched to Ubuntu.
It first started on Ubuntu 19 but thought I'd have less on 18 but it is still occurring, albeit less frequently.
I'm normally just using chrome but sometimes I'm doing web development and running a development server with chrome open.
I'm including the syslog, any help would be appreciated! Let me know if there's anything else I can provide.
System:
Huawei Matebook D Ryzen
logs and screenshots:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vLbEzh-e05B9LYtOgvaGdVYrMPITd7Jx?usp=sharing
18.04 google-chrome
18.04 google-chrome
asked Oct 3 at 0:22
andresmoncandresmonc
111 bronze badge
asked Oct 3 at 0:22
andresmoncandresmonc
111 bronze badge
edited Oct 8 at 2:37
andresmonc
asked Oct 3 at 0:22
andresmoncandresmonc
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asked Oct 3 at 0:22
andresmoncandresmonc
111 bronze badge
asked Oct 3 at 0:22
andresmoncandresmonc
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Your link is bad. Tell us more detail about your crashes. What do you see on the screen? Edit your question and show mels -al /var/crashandfree -h. What version Ubuntu right now?
– heynnema
Oct 3 at 17:35
@heynnema sorry for the delay. I reuploaded and included the requested information
– andresmonc
Oct 8 at 2:32
You have probably installed a bad GNOME Shell extension. Please edit your question and show mels -al ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions. Place the results into your question, not via a screenshot. Edit, paste, select pasted text, click the icon to format the text, save.
– heynnema
Oct 8 at 3:35
@heynnema I might be doing something wrong cause I only see application_state in the gnome-shell folder
– andresmonc
Oct 9 at 21:43
Sorry, we had a three day power outage here. You didn't look in the correct directory. Please review myls -alcommend and try again. Lets check your memory... go to memtest86.com and download/run their free memtest to test your memory. Get at least one complete pass of all the 4/4 tests to confirm good memory. This will take many hours to complete.
– heynnema
Oct 11 at 19:36
add a comment
|
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Your link is bad. Tell us more detail about your crashes. What do you see on the screen? Edit your question and show mels -al /var/crashandfree -h. What version Ubuntu right now?
– heynnema
Oct 3 at 17:35
@heynnema sorry for the delay. I reuploaded and included the requested information
– andresmonc
Oct 8 at 2:32
You have probably installed a bad GNOME Shell extension. Please edit your question and show mels -al ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions. Place the results into your question, not via a screenshot. Edit, paste, select pasted text, click the icon to format the text, save.
– heynnema
Oct 8 at 3:35
@heynnema I might be doing something wrong cause I only see application_state in the gnome-shell folder
– andresmonc
Oct 9 at 21:43
Sorry, we had a three day power outage here. You didn't look in the correct directory. Please review myls -alcommend and try again. Lets check your memory... go to memtest86.com and download/run their free memtest to test your memory. Get at least one complete pass of all the 4/4 tests to confirm good memory. This will take many hours to complete.
– heynnema
Oct 11 at 19:36
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Your link is bad. Tell us more detail about your crashes. What do you see on the screen? Edit your question and show me
ls -al /var/crash and free -h. What version Ubuntu right now?– heynnema
Oct 3 at 17:35
Your link is bad. Tell us more detail about your crashes. What do you see on the screen? Edit your question and show me
ls -al /var/crash and free -h. What version Ubuntu right now?– heynnema
Oct 3 at 17:35
@heynnema sorry for the delay. I reuploaded and included the requested information
– andresmonc
Oct 8 at 2:32
@heynnema sorry for the delay. I reuploaded and included the requested information
– andresmonc
Oct 8 at 2:32
You have probably installed a bad GNOME Shell extension. Please edit your question and show me
ls -al ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions. Place the results into your question, not via a screenshot. Edit, paste, select pasted text, click the icon to format the text, save.– heynnema
Oct 8 at 3:35
You have probably installed a bad GNOME Shell extension. Please edit your question and show me
ls -al ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions. Place the results into your question, not via a screenshot. Edit, paste, select pasted text, click the icon to format the text, save.– heynnema
Oct 8 at 3:35
@heynnema I might be doing something wrong cause I only see application_state in the gnome-shell folder
– andresmonc
Oct 9 at 21:43
@heynnema I might be doing something wrong cause I only see application_state in the gnome-shell folder
– andresmonc
Oct 9 at 21:43
Sorry, we had a three day power outage here. You didn't look in the correct directory. Please review my
ls -al commend and try again. Lets check your memory... go to memtest86.com and download/run their free memtest to test your memory. Get at least one complete pass of all the 4/4 tests to confirm good memory. This will take many hours to complete.– heynnema
Oct 11 at 19:36
Sorry, we had a three day power outage here. You didn't look in the correct directory. Please review my
ls -al commend and try again. Lets check your memory... go to memtest86.com and download/run their free memtest to test your memory. Get at least one complete pass of all the 4/4 tests to confirm good memory. This will take many hours to complete.– heynnema
Oct 11 at 19:36
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Your link is bad. Tell us more detail about your crashes. What do you see on the screen? Edit your question and show me
ls -al /var/crashandfree -h. What version Ubuntu right now?– heynnema
Oct 3 at 17:35
@heynnema sorry for the delay. I reuploaded and included the requested information
– andresmonc
Oct 8 at 2:32
You have probably installed a bad GNOME Shell extension. Please edit your question and show me
ls -al ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions. Place the results into your question, not via a screenshot. Edit, paste, select pasted text, click the icon to format the text, save.– heynnema
Oct 8 at 3:35
@heynnema I might be doing something wrong cause I only see application_state in the gnome-shell folder
– andresmonc
Oct 9 at 21:43
Sorry, we had a three day power outage here. You didn't look in the correct directory. Please review my
ls -alcommend and try again. Lets check your memory... go to memtest86.com and download/run their free memtest to test your memory. Get at least one complete pass of all the 4/4 tests to confirm good memory. This will take many hours to complete.– heynnema
Oct 11 at 19:36