I couldn't resist the urge to reinstall Ubuntu again. I had already wiped the system clean for return.
I reinstalled ubuntu. The last time I had installed the system I had not checked the secure boot option so that would not have installed any proprietary firmware. This time I checked that and installed proprietary firmware.
I am waiting for the crash to happen before I try the new kernel.
In the meanwhile, I took a look at default_ps_max_latency_us. It looks like the default value is actually 100000 with a default install without any changes made.
Thanks for the updated kernel @kaihengfeng
I couldn't resist the urge to reinstall Ubuntu again. I had already wiped the system clean for return.
I reinstalled ubuntu. The last time I had installed the system I had not checked the secure boot option so that would not have installed any proprietary firmware. This time I checked that and installed proprietary firmware.
I am waiting for the crash to happen before I try the new kernel.
In the meanwhile, I took a look at default_ ps_max_ latency_ us. It looks like the default value is actually 100000 with a default install without any changes made.
cat /sys/module/ nvme_core/ parameters/ default_ ps_max_ latency_ us
100000