None of the error messages really indicate any kernel lockups.
Could you keep an eye out for when this happens next, and immediately check the full log? If there’s a kernel lockup, it should be reflected in the logs:
You should also check on your memory and swap to see if swapping is causing this:
Unfortunately I can’t check the logs when this happens. The system is completely freezed. I’ve tried with many key bindings (CTRL ALT CANC, CTRL ALT F1, ALT F4, ESC,…) with no effect. I can only force the shutdown of the PC by long pressing the power button.
Today it happened when I was not watching any video, so it doesn’t seem related to MPV.
I like to toggle CapsLock on a freeze… if the CapsLock del toggle too, then it is not so much frozen. I would then try Ctrl-Atl-F3 to go to a console. (It is possible to come back to graphic screen with Alt-F2).
Hello here. That users has same issues like me on my HP455G laptop.
after upgrade to f32 it got twice freeze. after i create bootable media of F32 KDE from spins by fedora media creator. after installation i tried install rpm fusion from Terminal and it freezed randomly. i have to press long to shut it down.
i had not befor that issues. I think its some bugs.
My laptop is Hp probook 455g
AMD® A10-7300 radeon r6, 10 compute cores 4c+6g × 4
i have uploaded log on google drive:
Ok. I did the dnf update --refresh, a command I didn’t know well and I find out it’s another way to update the system.
I don’t know if I already mentioned it in my original post, but I’ll remind you: every day, after I turn on my PC, the first thing I do is open the terminal and run dnf upgrade, which is the way I update my system. So the kernel and my system in general is updated with the latest that Fedora offers me.
My current kernel, the most recent one, is still 5.6.8-200.fc31.x86_64.
That concludes, that in my case, dnf update --refresh does not solve the problem.