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Ryzen on Linux issues..?

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Any of you guys run Ryzen on Linux? Have you been able to reproduce the compile issues mentioned here..?

I work from home once in a while and I _DO_ need compiling to work as I do compile out-of-kernel drivers for hardware @ work for distribution to linux servers.

With compiles randomly failing I can't possibly use this as a "work-from-home" box.

I don't see the benefit for my windows/gaming box as it's Win7 & not officially supported.

Any of you guys who HAVE Ryzen setups able to reproduce these issues from the scripts made available in that (as of this writing) 36 page thread?
 
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I have a Ryzen system & I use Gentoo. I have not experienced any issues. I am on GCC-7 and nothing overly aggressive in my flags
 
Have you tried the linked tests from that thread? If so can you detail your HW.
 
Yeah, probably aren't that many of us on here that remember that. Admittedly I barely remember it as I was really young at that time.
 
After over 39 consecutive hours of testing with the updated kill-ryzen.sh script on Ubuntu 18.04, I am sure my Ryzen 2700 does not have this flaw.

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[loop-0] Sat May 26 20:32:46 EDT 2018 start 2
[loop-2] Sat May 26 21:49:42 EDT 2018 start 3
[loop-3] Sat May 26 21:49:45 EDT 2018 start 3
[loop-0] Sat May 26 21:50:16 EDT 2018 start 3
[loop-1] Sat May 26 21:53:47 EDT 2018 start 3
[loop-3] Sat May 26 23:07:40 EDT 2018 start 4
[loop-2] Sat May 26 23:08:07 EDT 2018 start 4
[loop-0] Sat May 26 23:08:26 EDT 2018 start 4
[loop-1] Sat May 26 23:11:54 EDT 2018 start 4
[loop-3] Sun May 27 00:25:10 EDT 2018 start 5
[loop-2] Sun May 27 00:25:36 EDT 2018 start 5
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[loop-1] Sun May 27 00:29:10 EDT 2018 start 5
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[loop-3] Sun May 27 03:04:15 EDT 2018 start 7
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[loop-0] Sun May 27 04:18:41 EDT 2018 start 8
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[loop-1] Sun May 27 13:23:06 EDT 2018 start 15
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[loop-0] Sun May 27 14:43:28 EDT 2018 start 16
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[loop-1] Sun May 27 15:59:28 EDT 2018 start 17
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[loop-1] Sun May 27 21:10:41 EDT 2018 start 21
[loop-0] Sun May 27 21:13:59 EDT 2018 start 21
[loop-3] Sun May 27 21:16:16 EDT 2018 start 21
[loop-2] Sun May 27 22:26:35 EDT 2018 start 22
[loop-1] Sun May 27 22:28:23 EDT 2018 start 22
[loop-0] Sun May 27 22:31:42 EDT 2018 start 22
[loop-3] Sun May 27 22:34:25 EDT 2018 start 22
[loop-2] Sun May 27 23:44:44 EDT 2018 start 23
[loop-1] Sun May 27 23:46:36 EDT 2018 start 23
[loop-0] Sun May 27 23:49:43 EDT 2018 start 23
[loop-3] Sun May 27 23:52:21 EDT 2018 start 23
[loop-2] Mon May 28 01:02:25 EDT 2018 start 24
[loop-1] Mon May 28 01:04:25 EDT 2018 start 24
[loop-0] Mon May 28 01:07:27 EDT 2018 start 24
[loop-3] Mon May 28 01:10:04 EDT 2018 start 24
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[loop-3] Mon May 28 02:27:44 EDT 2018 start 25
[loop-2] Mon May 28 03:37:46 EDT 2018 start 26
[loop-1] Mon May 28 03:40:13 EDT 2018 start 26
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[loop-3] Mon May 28 03:45:30 EDT 2018 start 26
[loop-2] Mon May 28 04:55:06 EDT 2018 start 27
[loop-1] Mon May 28 04:57:40 EDT 2018 start 27
[loop-3] Mon May 28 05:02:21 EDT 2018 start 27
[loop-0] Mon May 28 05:04:46 EDT 2018 start 27
[loop-2] Mon May 28 06:13:00 EDT 2018 start 28
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[loop-3] Mon May 28 06:20:20 EDT 2018 start 28
[loop-0] Mon May 28 06:22:37 EDT 2018 start 28
[loop-2] Mon May 28 07:30:35 EDT 2018 start 29
[loop-1] Mon May 28 07:33:28 EDT 2018 start 29
[loop-3] Mon May 28 07:37:58 EDT 2018 start 29
[loop-0] Mon May 28 07:40:12 EDT 2018 start 29
 
There were reports of failures in that AMD 127 page thread from CPUs made in week 47 of last year. So the only the first batch was not correct. Well if the user reports were indeed true.
 
My Ryzen 1700 chip was affected by this. It could cause all sorts of instability, not only when compiling code even tabs in Firefox could crash. I was week 22.

AMD was really nice about it and gave me a replacement pretty much no questions asked (I never spoke to anyone). In any case, I went and bought a Ryzen 2600 because I thought it would be better for me, and I've had no problems since.
 
Yep case of AMD doing the right thing all round. They listened, replicated... and then immediately made public they would replace effected chips. The number of effected chips was supposedly not a massive number of chips, they could have put their fingers in their ears. I have no doubt the blue team would have done just that. I mean I know the Pentium 3 thing was 20 years back now. Still it effected basically every P3, took them 4 months of denials and downplaying to agree to replacements. (they also admitted they knew about the bug during production and just pushed on)
 
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Yep case of AMD doing the right thing all round. They listened, replicated... and then immediately made public they would replace effected chips. The number of effected chips was supposedly not a massive number of chips, they could have put their fingers in their ears. I have no doubt the blue team would have done just that. I mean I know the Pentium 3 thing was 20 years back now. Still it effected basically every P3, took them 4 months of denials and downplaying to agree to replacements. (they also admitted they knew about the bug during production and just pushed on)
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They didn't send me a new one to replace my K6 or Athlon! :vamp:
 
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