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Describe the bug
After I upgraded to Bullseye a few weeks ago I've been running into a video playback problem that hangs the system, requiring a reboot. The symptoms are identical to what's described in this gstreamer issue: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gstreamer/-/issues/1729
And in an older issue here: raspberrypi/linux#3791
The problem has to do with how chromium-browser handles some aspects of video playback; I don't know exactly which, but it may have to do with interrupting or terminating playback. Different sites and video players are more or less susceptible, and it's easier to trigger with Bing than eg Google/YouTube. The problem doesn't occur with regular chromium. Both the chromium and chromium-browser packages are the latest, and the system is otherwise up to date.
To reproduce
With a freshly booted system I start chromium-browser, go to Bing, search for something, click "Videos" in the menu, and then mouse randomly around, hovering to activate preview when one is available, then move on without actually watching the video. The raspinfo output in pastebin below contains dmesg output from one instance of doing this.
Expected behaviour
Uninterrupted system operation.
Actual behaviour
Error messages as shown in the dmesg output below soon appear, followed by more serious messages. At this point the browser becomes unresponsive. Other utilities, especially the GUI, also become unresponsive, and don't react to mouse actions. If a functioning terminal window is available it may be possible to issue a reboot, but this will often hang after the GUI has exited (if it gets that far). Sometimes the system will reboot after a delay (10-30 seconds), at other times it has to be powercycled. There has been occasional damage to the boot partition file system, requiring this to be restored.
Describe the bug
After I upgraded to Bullseye a few weeks ago I've been running into a video playback problem that hangs the system, requiring a reboot. The symptoms are identical to what's described in this gstreamer issue:
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gstreamer/-/issues/1729
And in an older issue here:
raspberrypi/linux#3791
The problem has to do with how
chromium-browser
handles some aspects of video playback; I don't know exactly which, but it may have to do with interrupting or terminating playback. Different sites and video players are more or less susceptible, and it's easier to trigger with Bing than eg Google/YouTube. The problem doesn't occur with regularchromium
. Both thechromium
andchromium-browser
packages are the latest, and the system is otherwise up to date.To reproduce
With a freshly booted system I start
chromium-browser
, go to Bing, search for something, click "Videos" in the menu, and then mouse randomly around, hovering to activate preview when one is available, then move on without actually watching the video. Theraspinfo
output in pastebin below containsdmesg
output from one instance of doing this.Expected behaviour
Uninterrupted system operation.
Actual behaviour
Error messages as shown in the
dmesg
output below soon appear, followed by more serious messages. At this point the browser becomes unresponsive. Other utilities, especially the GUI, also become unresponsive, and don't react to mouse actions. If a functioning terminal window is available it may be possible to issue a reboot, but this will often hang after the GUI has exited (if it gets that far). Sometimes the system will reboot after a delay (10-30 seconds), at other times it has to be powercycled. There has been occasional damage to the boot partition file system, requiring this to be restored.System
https://pastebin.com/0d178bUU
Logs
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