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Does anybody know how to turn this off?  My dmesg is cluttered with this junk

Code:

[254790.184071] Purging 8687616 bytes
[254794.238139] Purging 614400 bytes
[254794.295878] Purging 8548352 bytes
[254814.595327] Purging 561152 bytes
[254815.983201] Purging 532480 bytes
[254832.402633] Purging 528384 bytes
[254840.965064] Purging 557056 bytes
[254846.183914] Purging 524288 bytes
[254846.247936] Purging 565248 bytes
[254848.747086] Purging 622592 bytes
[254848.773149] Purging 540672 bytes
[254850.216978] Purging 565248 bytes
[254850.938291] Purging 561152 bytes
[254852.756999] Purging 8421376 bytes
[254857.352373] Purging 8646656 bytes
[254858.969830] Purging 720896 bytes
[254859.009549] Purging 634880 bytes
[254866.755186] Purging 8572928 bytes
[254873.558351] Purging 8417280 bytes
[254873.812790] Purging 581632 bytes
[254873.850428] Purging 8798208 bytes
[254882.134874] Purging 565248 bytes
[254882.203893] Purging 8433664 bytes
[254882.246202] Purging 8425472 bytes
[254882.304568] Purging 536576 bytes
[254882.518902] Purging 524288 bytes
[254882.540537] Purging 622592 bytes
[254882.672026] Purging 8699904 bytes
[254882.944469] Purging 528384 bytes
[254883.386020] Purging 8658944 bytes
[254883.635271] Purging 8519680 bytes

I just saw an uninterrupted  900 lines of it.  Does it come from panfrost?  Other than that it looks pretty good.

I have been wondering about something related to this too; I'm getting these, but also in particular I'm getting reproduce-able crashes while either using GIMP for any period of time or visiting certain webpages in Chromium with panfrost error messages clogging up my dmesg -wH. Both the internal display and my external monitor freeze at that point with errors saying:

Code:

panfrost ff9a0000.gpu: Unhandled Page fault in AS1 at VA 0x(lots of numbers that vary)
Reason: TODO
raw fault status: (some hexidecimal code that varies)
decoded fault status: SLAVE FAULT
exception type 0xC1: TRANSLATION_FAULT_LEVEL1
access type 0x2: READ
source id (hexidecimal code that varies)

After this, the screens freeze entirely, but audio continues working just fine. Even the good old Ctrl+Alt+F(N) virtual terminal trick doesn't work to get the computer working; I have to force reboot to get that state to stop.

Anyone experiencing the same issues? Anyone have any idea how to fix this?