sleepinglion251

Looked at my diagnostics again and found it was the sound-driver plugin that was causing the issue. Once I removed, GVT-g started working again. Could just be an old copy of that plugin installed. Thanks.

Updated from 6.9.2 to 6.11.1 and plugin tells me that GVT-g is not in the kernel module. I followed the steps to add the line in the conf file. This was working in 6.9.2 before the upgrade, and it worked again after i reverted the update and went back to 6.9.2. Just curious if it is 6.11.1 that is the issue or I might have a plugin compatibility thing going on?

I am using Coffee Lake. I was able to reinstall GPU TOP and GPU Statistics plugins after removing the CoreFreq plugin and no issues with those either.

I was having the hangs/crashes like others and assumed it was the use of the i915 driver. After reading another comment about the CoreFreq plugin causing issues, I removed that and since then, using the i915 driver and having HW decoding working in Plex, have not had a single crash or hiccup in over a month. Currently my server is up for over 25 days. This may help others suffering with this issue.

Having the same issues and have been for months. Has been driving me nuts, especially since I created the setup to host a pfsense VM for routing and every time my system dies, the whole family loses their mind with the internet being out. I moved the i915.conf file out of /boot/config/modprobe.d and restarted the system today and removed any gpu plugins I had installed. This removed the device from being able to be added in the docker container. So I added the modprobe i915 to the go file and it showed back up. I will see if this route is better than the other and try a few variations of this and report back.