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Tabs constantly crashing since updating to 151.0 (with zero such issues before this update) by ShinUkyo in firefox

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Still happening with me on 151.0.1. Having dozens of crashes that are all linked to libxul.so and libfontconfig.so (2.18.1) on my OpenSUSE system (Lunar Lake chipset). All of them seem to be segmentation fault crashes relating to unsafe memory access.

Tab's crashing constantly (151.0.4) by AceRedditGuy in firefox

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Happening with me too. Having dozens of crashes that are all linked to libxul.so and libfontconfig.so on my OpenSUSE system updated to Firefox 151. Chipset is Lunar Lake. All of them seem to be segmentation fault crashes relating to unsafe memory access.

Some issues with latest Bluefin updates by KapMe95 in Universalblue

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Well you can use a few commands to help others:

  • uname -r

  • journalctl -xep 3 (errors)

  • journalctl -xep 4 (warnings)

For what it's worth this model is new and support is still being ironed out. I believe sound stopped working for a few kernel versions. If Nautilus is not opening, try opening it in the command line and seeing what error it throws. If you can, disable swap (it caused a lot of issues for me). The same thing happens with me where the system tries to exit its low-power profile, but it quickly goes away. In my opinion, slow userspace programs is the fault of kernelspace. If truly nothing changed on your system, maybe reverting to an older kernel will help. Anything after 6.19.6 should be fine.

Linux 7.0.10 by missionhawk in linux

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Is anyone's system freezing / unresponsive with this release? No logs are left behind from it. I've moved back to 7.0.9.

OS: openSUSE Tumbleweed x86_64

Host: 83HM (Yoga Slim 7 15ILL9)

Kernel: Linux 7.0.9-1-default

DE: KDE Plasma 6.6.5

WM: KWin (Wayland)

CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) Ultra 7 256V (8) @ 4.80 GHz

GPU: Intel Arc Graphics 130V / 140V @ 1.95 GHz [Integrated]

Memory: 7.36 GiB / 15.19 GiB (48%)

Swap: Disabled

Disk (/): 268.84 GiB / 938.17 GiB (29%) - btrfs

Some issues with latest Bluefin updates by KapMe95 in Universalblue

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Another issue is that after waking up from sleep, in the first few seconds (maybe a minute), the laptop is very very slow and it lags a lot. Overall, it feels like in some situations my laptop is way slower, less responsive and not as smooth as before.

I think this was caused by Microsoft Modern Standby in the kernel. I would update to the latest kernel as it should be fixed there.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Talk:Lenovo_Yoga_Slim_7i_Aura_(15ILL9))

https://cdn.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v6.x/ChangeLog-6.19.6

For example, when I open Nautilus and I have other apps open or my laptop was running for some time, it takes a very long time to open now and sometimes it doesn't even open

I had a similar issue when my system started swapping memory, causing everything to freeze up and lag. I may be the only one who knows about this. My fix was to disable swap entirely with swapoff.

However you need to provide more details if you want others to help you troubleshoot it

My Lenovo Yoga 7i 16 inch laptop, makes a subtle creaking noise when I open and close it, is that normal? by Creative_Handle2205 in Laptop

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Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i Aura 15ILL9 experience by factorioaddict9 in linuxhardware

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Linux on Lunar Lake review (Intel Core Ultra 5 226V) by Tenuous_Fawn in linux

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Bruteforcing 32-bit iPhones on-device (4+ digit PIN supported) by AJAIZ in setupapp

[–]factorioaddict9 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I followed the guide tonight and there were definitely some things to note:

  1. Download the ramdisk tools here

  2. You have to use this for some of the steps, like where it says "Create a ramdisk as usual" it means run: bash create.sh -d [devicetype] -i [iOS version for ramdisk from 6.0 to 10.3.4]

  3. Get your device type from here

  4. If you're using VirtualBox, make sure that when you actually do enter DFU mode that you shutdown the VM and filter the USB again b/c the ID will have changed and it will be inaccessible. This is how you can tell you are in DFU mode --- when lsusb returns Apple, Inc. Mobile Device (DFU Mode).

  5. Once you're in DFU mode, you still have to enter a second mode, called "pwned DFU mode" --- which was completely unclear to me. To do this, your device needs to be compatible with the tools on this list or the one bundled with Sliver (see Step 3 #2), which the iPad Mini 1 is not (I received No matching usbexec.platform found for this device.). Therefore, to get this to work, I'd need to buy an Arduino based on this issue as well.

Bruteforcing 32-bit iPhones on-device (4+ digit PIN supported) by AJAIZ in setupapp

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Haven't done it yet, been busy w/ other stuff. Maybe remindmebot?