Hello, Xorg server crashed in mieqProcessDeviceEvent() in my armel environment. Callstack is like following: 0: gsignal+0x40(0x41dbc12c) [/lib/libc.so.6]+0x2c12c 1: abort+0x1b0(0x41dc19f8) [/lib/libc.so.6]+0x319f8 2: FatalError+0x68(0x6b20c) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x6320c 3: mieqProcessDeviceEvent+0x3c(0x62ed4) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x5aed4 4: mieqProcessInputEvents+0xa0(0x630c0) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x5b0c0 5: ProcessInputEvents+0x10(0x79090) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x71090 6: (0x400d9628) [/usr/lib/xorg/modules/input/evdev_drv.so]+0x3628 : EvdevDeleteSubDevice() 7: (0x400db404) [/usr/lib/xorg/modules/input/evdev_drv.so]+0x5404 : EvdevProc() 8: DisableDevice+0x128(0x39eac) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x31eac 9: RemoveDevice+0x200(0x3a214) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x32214 10: DeleteInputDeviceRequest+0x3c(0x74ac4) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x6cac4 11: (0x39934) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x31934 : CloseDownDevices() 12: (0x6acec) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x62cec : AbortServer() 13: FatalError+0x94(0x6b238) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x63238 14: __default_rt_sa_restorer_v2+0x0(0x41dbd4c0) [/lib/libc.so.6]+0x2d4c0 15: OsVendorFatalError+0x5c(0x7566c) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x6d66c 16: FatalError+0x7c(0x6b220) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x63220 17: mieqProcessDeviceEvent+0x3c(0x62ed4) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x5aed4 18: mieqProcessInputEvents+0xa0(0x630c0) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x5b0c0 19: ProcessInputEvents+0x10(0x79090) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x71090 20: (0x33c08) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x2bc08 : Dispatch 21: (0x26cc0) [/usr/bin/Xorg]+0x1ecc0 : main() 22: __libc_start_main+0x118(0x41da5364) [/lib/libc.so.6]+0x15364 In 16th frame FatalError() was called in CHECKEEVENT(ev) in mieqProcessDeviceEvent(). #define CHECKEVENT(ev) if (ev && ((InternalEvent*)(ev))->any.header != 0xFF) \ FatalError("Wrong event type %d.\n", \ ((InternalEvent*)(ev))->any.header); If the header of an event was wrong, FatalError() will be called. But the event was picked from the miEventQueue and every event was also checked by CHECKEVENT macro when queueing @miEventQueue. Is there any guys who can explain about this problem ?
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 28495 ***
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