Comment 260 for bug 1690085

(In reply to Yibin Lin from comment #174)
> I think I did both..(?) After I disabled C6 in the BIOS, I ran the Python
> script and it shows two things about C6 states, one disabled (I guess that's
> the effect of BIOS setup) and the other enabled. I then wrote a simple
> systemd script to disable the other C6 state at the Ubuntu startup time. But
> normally within half an hour my computer would freeze.

Thanks for the info.

That's a bummer, I was becoming convinced that C6 was at the core of the issue.

For reference, since 2 months I am executing these commands at every startup:

python zenstates.py --c6-disable
python zenstates.py --disable -p0
python zenstates.py --disable -p1
python zenstates.py --disable -p2

And I haven't had a single issue so far. I will start experimenting leaving C6 on and disabling only the P states, just to see what happens. Still waiting for the next BIOS update for my motherboard, and then it's almost time for the release of Ryzen 2...