NVIDIA Open GPU Kernel Modules Version
610.57.04 (nvidia-open-dkms 610.57.04-1, matched nvidia-utils 610.57.04-1)
Proprietary driver comparison
Not applicable on this GPU. The affected device is a Blackwell GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, for which the open kernel modules are the supported/required kernel-module flavor. I therefore cannot honestly confirm the functional-bug template's proprietary-driver checkbox.
Operating System and Version
Arch Linux (Omarchy userspace), x86_64.
Kernel releases tested
7.1.9-arch1-2
6.18.46-1-lts
Both are stable, non-RC Arch kernels. The LTS reproducer was captured with:
Linux 6.18.46-1-lts #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC x86_64 GNU/Linux
Hardware
- GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti (Blackwell)
- CPU/platform: AMD Ryzen 9 5950X, ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Hero (Wi-Fi)
- Four-display Wayland/Hyprland desktop
Description
Restoring a hibernation image corrupts restored GPU contexts with deterministic Xid 13 errors. The kernel successfully creates/restores the image and userspace processes initially survive, but the NVIDIA driver immediately reports Shader Program Header errors followed by SAVE_RESTORE_ADDR_OOB across multiple GPCs. GPU clients then fail and Hyprland eventually crashes or restarts into locked safe mode.
The same fault reproduces with the kernel's test_resume mode on two different stable kernels. Therefore a real S4 power cycle, firmware restart, and E820 transition are not required to trigger it.
This is not merely a compositor startup problem: in the LTS run the pre-existing canary process remained alive after same-boot restore, while the kernel logged Xid faults against Quickshell, Vivaldi, and then Hyprland.
Relevant module parameters:
PreserveVideoMemoryAllocations: 0
UseKernelSuspendNotifiers: 1
The package-provided nvidia-suspend.service, nvidia-hibernate.service, and nvidia-resume.service are disabled, using the notifier path for the open modules.
Representative errors:
NVRM: Xid ...: 13, Graphics Exception: Shader Program Header 11 Error
NVRM: Xid ...: 13, Graphics Exception: Shader Program Header 18 Error
NVRM: Xid ...: 13, Graphics Exception on GPC 2: SAVE_RESTORE_ADDR_OOB
NVRM: Xid ...: 13, Graphics Exception on GPC 3: SAVE_RESTORE_ADDR_OOB
NVRM: Xid ...: 13, Graphics Exception on GPC 4: SAVE_RESTORE_ADDR_OOB
NVRM: Xid ...: 13, Graphics Exception on GPC 5: SAVE_RESTORE_ADDR_OOB
NVRM: Xid ...: 13, pid=..., name=Hyprland, Graphics Exception: channel ...
Steps to reproduce
- Boot a clean Wayland/Hyprland session with the RTX 5070 Ti and NVIDIA open modules 610.57.04.
- Verify
NVreg_PreserveVideoMemoryAllocations=0 and NVreg_UseKernelSuspendNotifiers=1.
- Ensure the NVIDIA procfs sleep units are disabled.
- Save all work and close games/UMU processes.
- Open a terminal canary and record its PID.
- Select
test_resume as the hibernation mode and request hibernation through systemd.
- The system returns in the same boot after roughly 10–12 seconds and the canary PID initially survives.
- Immediately inspect the kernel journal: Xid 13 / Shader Program Header /
SAVE_RESTORE_ADDR_OOB errors appear.
- Hyprland subsequently crashes or enters locked safe mode; graphical session continuity is lost. Recovering requires restarting the display-manager session.
Incidence
Always in the controlled tests performed with this driver/configuration:
- Real S4 from a stable E820 boot on kernel 7.1.9: image restored, then identical Xid class and graphical-session failure.
test_resume on kernel 7.1.9: reproduced.
test_resume on Linux LTS 6.18.46: reproduced.
Clean boots before each test show no Xid or display errors. Restarting only the display-manager session restores all displays and no new GPU errors occur afterward.
Additional negative A/B results
- Linux LTS 6.18.46 does not change the outcome.
- The exact failure occurs without a real S4/firmware power cycle.
- An earlier proprietary-style
PreserveVideoMemoryAllocations=1 plus procfs sleep-unit experiment removed a different pci_pm_freeze -5 failure but caused a hard reset during early restore. That path was rejected and is not the current configuration.
- Architecture/E820 safety checks were not bypassed.
nvidia-bug-report
A public redacted report captured after reproducing the issue is available here:
https://gist.github.com/MarkoZill/7aa921c647bd64beeb642986cb6ad325
Private usernames, hostname, network addresses, UUIDs, serials, emails, and secret-like lines were removed from the public copy. The original unredacted nvidia-bug-report.log.gz is retained privately and can be supplied to NVIDIA through a secure channel if requested.
Expected behavior
The hibernation image should restore without corrupting GPU contexts, and the existing graphical session and clients should remain usable.
Actual behavior
The image/userspace initially restore, then NVIDIA reports deterministic Xid 13 Shader Program Header and SAVE_RESTORE_ADDR_OOB faults; GPU clients fail and the compositor session is lost.
NVIDIA Open GPU Kernel Modules Version
610.57.04(nvidia-open-dkms 610.57.04-1, matchednvidia-utils 610.57.04-1)Proprietary driver comparison
Not applicable on this GPU. The affected device is a Blackwell GeForce RTX 5070 Ti, for which the open kernel modules are the supported/required kernel-module flavor. I therefore cannot honestly confirm the functional-bug template's proprietary-driver checkbox.
Operating System and Version
Arch Linux (Omarchy userspace), x86_64.
Kernel releases tested
7.1.9-arch1-26.18.46-1-ltsBoth are stable, non-RC Arch kernels. The LTS reproducer was captured with:
Hardware
Description
Restoring a hibernation image corrupts restored GPU contexts with deterministic
Xid 13errors. The kernel successfully creates/restores the image and userspace processes initially survive, but the NVIDIA driver immediately reports Shader Program Header errors followed bySAVE_RESTORE_ADDR_OOBacross multiple GPCs. GPU clients then fail and Hyprland eventually crashes or restarts into locked safe mode.The same fault reproduces with the kernel's
test_resumemode on two different stable kernels. Therefore a real S4 power cycle, firmware restart, and E820 transition are not required to trigger it.This is not merely a compositor startup problem: in the LTS run the pre-existing canary process remained alive after same-boot restore, while the kernel logged Xid faults against Quickshell, Vivaldi, and then Hyprland.
Relevant module parameters:
The package-provided
nvidia-suspend.service,nvidia-hibernate.service, andnvidia-resume.serviceare disabled, using the notifier path for the open modules.Representative errors:
Steps to reproduce
NVreg_PreserveVideoMemoryAllocations=0andNVreg_UseKernelSuspendNotifiers=1.test_resumeas the hibernation mode and request hibernation through systemd.SAVE_RESTORE_ADDR_OOBerrors appear.Incidence
Always in the controlled tests performed with this driver/configuration:
test_resumeon kernel 7.1.9: reproduced.test_resumeon Linux LTS 6.18.46: reproduced.Clean boots before each test show no Xid or display errors. Restarting only the display-manager session restores all displays and no new GPU errors occur afterward.
Additional negative A/B results
PreserveVideoMemoryAllocations=1plus procfs sleep-unit experiment removed a differentpci_pm_freeze -5failure but caused a hard reset during early restore. That path was rejected and is not the current configuration.nvidia-bug-report
A public redacted report captured after reproducing the issue is available here:
https://gist.github.com/MarkoZill/7aa921c647bd64beeb642986cb6ad325
Private usernames, hostname, network addresses, UUIDs, serials, emails, and secret-like lines were removed from the public copy. The original unredacted
nvidia-bug-report.log.gzis retained privately and can be supplied to NVIDIA through a secure channel if requested.Expected behavior
The hibernation image should restore without corrupting GPU contexts, and the existing graphical session and clients should remain usable.
Actual behavior
The image/userspace initially restore, then NVIDIA reports deterministic Xid 13 Shader Program Header and
SAVE_RESTORE_ADDR_OOBfaults; GPU clients fail and the compositor session is lost.