1. Graphics Driver Issues (NVIDIA and AMD)
- NVIDIA Module Issues: The logs mention multiple NVIDIA-related errors:
- Failed to initialize Dynamic Boost.
- Failed to load modules “nv,” “fbdev,” and “vesa.”
- Failed to bind sideband socket.
- Issues with setting display configuration due to insufficient permissions.
- AMD GPU Errors:
- Errors related to secure display commands (e.g.,
LOAD_TA
andINVOKE_CMD
failing). - Page flip and flip queue errors.
- Errors related to secure display commands (e.g.,
These indicate potential problems with the hybrid GPU setup and driver compatibility or configuration issues.
2. Font and Console Setup Failures:
- Several errors like
/usr/bin/setfont failed with a "system error"
andsetfont: ERROR kdfontop.c:183 put_font_kdfontop
suggest issues with loading fonts or the virtual console setup, possibly linked to kernel compatibility.
3. ACPI Errors:
- Several ACPI-related messages (
failed to evaluate _DSM
) point to issues with device management and power states. This could affect hardware power management and system stability.
4. Network and Bluetooth Issues:
Failed to set mode: Failed (0x03)
for Bluetooth, and multiple NetworkManager state changes and errors might be causing intermittent connectivity or other network-related issues.
5. DBus and Systemd Errors:
- Repeated errors involving
dbus-daemon
andsystemd
failures (e.g.,Failed to start app-gnome-gnome\x2dkeyring\x2dpkcs11-2698.scope
and similar errors) could lead to instability in session management and system services.
6. Application-Specific Errors:
- Several applications (e.g., Chrome, Anytype) report issues like failed module loads, unsupported pixel formats, and errors in communication with system services.
7. General Stability Issues:
- The
abrt-vmcore.service
indicates skipped kernel panic detection, which could hide critical system crashes.