X works good all the time except for when i reboot/shutdown or logout of a session it hangs and the system freezes . The chipset is 865 .I tried with the latest intel drivers from the git repository , but no luck . I have tried installing an Nvidia AGP card and it worked well with the Nvidia Graphic drivers .I did a bug search for all/open and did not find any report like this so I wanted to post it.
Created attachment 8254 [details] xorg.conf file
Please upload log files.
Created attachment 8255 [details] Log file
This log file just captures X starting up, I need the logfile of when you logout, so you might need to look for the .old version of the log file depending on your setup.
Created attachment 8256 [details] Xorg Log files
Unfortunalely, none of these show X logging out. So can you disable your login manager, and start X manually (probably from a network connection), and logout. The attach a copy of Xorg.0.log, you might also be able to get a gdb backtrace via a network connection if you really think X is hanging on logout.
(In reply to comment #6) > Unfortunalely, none of these show X logging out. > > So can you disable your login manager, and start X manually (probably from a > network connection), and logout. > > The attach a copy of Xorg.0.log, you might also be able to get a gdb backtrace > via a network connection if you really think X is hanging on logout. Alan , i tried all the above said ways . When i tried running Xorg -configure , i only get a blank screen and system freezes so its being disconnected from the network .Also startx is just giving a blank screen and when i try to kill it by ALT+CTRL+Backspace ,the system hangs . X also hangs when i try to attach it to GDB .
Why are you running X -configure ?? I thought you said it's a logout issue ?? If things are hanging with the network connection, try a serial connection. Without a decent logfile I've got absolutely no idea where it could be crashing/hanging.
(In reply to comment #8) > Why are you running X -configure ?? I thought you said it's a logout issue ?? > > If things are hanging with the network connection, try a serial connection. > > Without a decent logfile I've got absolutely no idea where it could be > crashing/hanging. I tried using serial connection , but again i could not get any logs. Until now i have been using Suse 10.2 X86_64 on my PC , but just yesterday i have installed Suse 10.2 32 bit OS as my processor is of EM64T type .(Intel's 64 bit version) and I noticed that everything works fine with X now .X never crashes now . So ,looks like there is an issue with i810 driver complied for 64 bit architecture.
*** Bug 9305 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I have exactly this problem - it is a real problem. I run FC5, whenever X is reset - bam - nothing after that. No log shows any fault just a complete lock up of the system. System runs perfectly except for this problem. I have resigned myself to never resetting the X server, ie never logging out from a session. The simplest method to reproduce the fault is to bring the system up in level 3, login and enter xinit. When I exit from the xterm - lock up occurs.... so it is not the WM or any other application. xterm runs fine if started from within a a WM. I have wasted days looking for any clues in logs etc, and trying all manner of options for the xorg.config annd kernel. The following may be relevant or related http://sw.sbay.org/fc5/i810-video-workaround-20060320/ I will help if I can, but I will need explicit instructions. BTW I am running x86_64 Doug
More details: 1. i810 driver works running i386 kernel (puppy live CD linux), problem may be related to x86_64 only. 2. Logs show nothing prior to the crash. (dmesg, messages, Xorg) 3. vega driver (in x86_64) resets ok. vesa is tediously slow, I cannot play a DVD with the vega driver. power off does not work either. Doug
(In reply to comment #12) > More details: > 1. i810 driver works running i386 kernel (puppy live CD linux), problem may be > related to x86_64 only. > 2. Logs show nothing prior to the crash. (dmesg, messages, Xorg) > 3. vega driver (in x86_64) resets ok. vesa is tediously slow, I cannot play a > DVD with the vega driver. power off does not work either. > > Doug > (In reply to comment #12) > More details: > 1. i810 driver works running i386 kernel (puppy live CD linux), problem may be > related to x86_64 only. > 2. Logs show nothing prior to the crash. (dmesg, messages, Xorg) > 3. vega driver (in x86_64) resets ok. vesa is tediously slow, I cannot play a > DVD with the vega driver. power off does not work either. > > Doug > At last i am relieved from this problem . I simply compiled kernel 2.6.20 for 64 bit architecture and booted it and my X server never hangs on logout. I still did not understand the cause for the problem.
I just installed the newly released FC5 kernel update via yum, details (uname -u): ...2.6.19-1.2288.fc5 #1 SMP Sat Feb 10 14:59:35 EST 2007 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux For the first time in nearly a year I can logout of the wm without crashing the system....
Kernel bug. Closing.
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