https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=424311
--- Comment #45 from br1ghtc...@gmail.com --- (In reply to Fonic from comment #44) > (In reply to br1ghtch1p from comment #42) > > (In reply to Fonic from comment #41) > > > Just out of curiosity: is NVIDIA actually doing something about this? > > > > > > Seems to be a recurring pattern with NVIDIA where they admit/know about > > > bugs > > > in their driver, but just don't care (e.g. bug preventing use of AMD SME). > > > > Yes I filed a bug and nvidia confirmed the problem exists. Here is > > transcript of last email: > > > > -- I installed fresh Arch linux and can recreate issue every time I used > > inbuilt sleep command. > > > > -- We are working on its fix and will keep you updated on the same. > > > > and that's date 11 August. > > > > I assume the fix will come on the next major update but when that will > > happen is everyone's guess. I don't think there's a testing driver yet - not > > that I know of anyway. > > When I reported the bug regarding AMD SME, it was exactly the same: > 'We can confirm this bug.' > 'We're working on it.' > 'We'll keep you posted.' > > What actually happened: > I only ever got updates after inquiring. > After 6 months, of mostly silence apart from 'we're still working on it', I > got this answer: 'AMD SME is currently not supported. Our driver > documentation advises users to disable that feature. We might support this > in the future, but currently there is no timeline for this.' > > Let's hope you have more luck. > > Curious though: > How did you report the bug? There seems to be no bug tracker. I had to go > through customer support back then. Nvidia has a builtin bug report script packaged with the driver. Just run: sudo nvidia-bug-report.sh This will create a nvidia-bug-report.log.gz file. Just email this file and how to reproduce issue to this email: linux-bugs [ at ] nvidia [ dot ] com It's probably good to have many people reporting the bug to be heard. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
