27 Jun
2017
27 Jun
'17
1:29 p.m.
Dave wrote:
I agree with you on the systemd issue. I'm using
AMDs new Ryzen + ASUS
hardware and I'm finding that even WIN 10 has problems the the new
platform, so I can't put any blame on Trinity at this point. The version
before the R14 release seems to run better on this system. But there are
still unexpected reboots, even in windows. I'm thinking its BIOS/UEFI
problems.
Do you have something in the logs - what is causing the reboots. I don't
recall exactly but there is an option when you compile the kernel to have
some errors ignored - usb or non critical submodules.
Most likely it is kernel related. What you could do is try find out what
causes the problem and find a fix. perhaps the users here can help.
In theory the DE has less to do with the kernel, so I would not expect this
to be related, but it could be in case of graphic card driver or alike that
there is a causal relation
regards