"Call Traces found on your server"

[chatman64]

Hi Guys,



I got the message for the second time. I'm a beginner and have looked through the logs, but can not find anything wrong and everything seems to be fine. Anyone point me in the right direction?

If I start the exam a second time everything is fine.

Many Thanks

serverchris-diagnostics-20180219-1931.zip

[Squid]

Linux agpgart interface v0.103
Feb 19 18:46:10 ServerChris kernel: Setting dangerous option alpha_support - tainting kernel
Feb 19 18:46:10 ServerChris kernel: WARN_ON(!((dev_priv)->info.platform == INTEL_SKYLAKE) && !((dev_priv)->info.platform == INTEL_KABYLAKE))

I would guess that its because of this that you've added to your syslinux.cfg

i915.alpha_support=1

 

[chatman64]

hello, 

yes I have. 

I own an intel i8700k and would like to use HW transcoding in a plex docker .

I added the following in the go file:
modprobe i915
chown -R nobody: users / dev / dri
chmod -R 777 / dev / dri

 

Hw transcoding works. is there a better or more stable solution?

 

without i915.alpha_support = 1 I think it did not work.

 

Thank you

[Squid]

6 minutes ago, chatman64 said:

Hw transcoding works. is there a better or more stable solution?

IDK.  But thats what's issuing the trace.  More of informational warning you that what you're doing is not guaranteed to not cause issues.

[chatman64]

Do you think I can ignore that until it becomes stable someday?

 

[Squid]

I think so... So long as everything seems to be stable

[chatman64]

OK. I think stability is more important, I still have a ready VM for Plex and will try it again if it is stable.
Thank you for the quick help