On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 1:12 AM, Robert Black <simst...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Baz wrote:
>
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>> On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 12:58 AM, Baz <bazcis...@gmail.com <mailto:
>> bazcis...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>>
>>
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>>    On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 12:44 AM, <bazcis...@gmail.com
>>    <mailto:bazcis...@gmail.com>> wrote:
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>>        Funny you should mention i810. I installed it but deborphan
>>        indicated it was, well, orphaned. I'm really frustrated now.
>>        22 months of development and they STILL can't get it right.
>>        Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
>>
>>        -----Original Message-----
>>        From: Robert Black <simst...@gmail.com
>>        <mailto:simst...@gmail.com>>
>>
>>        Date: Sun, 08 Mar 2009 03:35:34
>>        To: <bazcis...@gmail.com <mailto:bazcis...@gmail.com>>
>>        Subject: Re: Xorg failure
>>
>>
>>        Yes.  I am thinking that etch used the i810 driver and lenny
>>        uses the
>>        intel graphics  driver.  You can use  aptitude from the
>>        command  line to
>>        wipe the  xorg and x11 related files and reinstall using etch.
>>        I  use
>>        synaptic to  lock the  versions to keep them from being
>>        updated and run
>>        sid.   I even tried  the experimental 2:2.6.1-1
>>        <
>> http://packages.debian.org/source/experimental/xserver-xorg-video-intel>
>>        with no luck. From the deb package search page I notice there
>>        is another
>>        version waiting to  be packaged.
>>        http://packages.qa.debian.org/x/xserver-xorg-video-intel.html
>>        I even started to  try compiling it from souce but a newer
>>        version of a
>>        lib was missing from debian.
>>        One  big problem is with  my setup the 3d performance is
>>        terrible but
>>        that machine is used for a server and audio video on my desk
>>        and it
>>        works  fine for that.
>>
>>        bazcis...@gmail.com <mailto:bazcis...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>        > Intel. Like you, etch worked for me too. Did your issue
>>        start after the upgrade?
>>        > ------Original Message------
>>        > From: Robert Black
>>        > To: Sebastian
>>        > Cc: debian-laptop@lists.debian.org
>>        <mailto:debian-laptop@lists.debian.org>
>>        > Subject: Re: Xorg failure
>>        > Sent: Mar 8, 2009 00:16
>>        >
>>        > What kind  of graphics card? I  have a desktop with an
>>        integrated intel
>>        > 845G and have not been able to get anything but the etch to
>>        work.
>>        >
>>        > Baz wrote:
>>        >
>>        >> Hi,
>>        >>
>>        >> Got a serious problem here.  After the upgrade from "etch"
>>        to "lenny"
>>        >> several weeks ago, xorg is failing at various instances.
>>         It can't be
>>        >> intentionally reproduced.  The "error" message indicated
>>        looking at
>>        >> the configuration first before filing a bug report;
>>        however, it ended
>>        >> with "fatal server error lockup".  I've reinstalled xorg,
>>        xserver-xorg
>>        >> and all dependencies; but, it's still occurring.  I've
>>        downgraded to
>>        >> oldstable (because it was working), upgraded to testing, then
>>        >> unstable, with no success.  No error messages in the xorg
>>        log.  Please
>>        >> help...
>>        >>
>>        >
>>        >
>>        >
>>        > Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>    --    "...heart and soul....one will burn."
>>    - Joy Division
>>
>>
>> So, what are you going to do?  I take it you can't use a system that's
>> going to fail at any given time.  There's not even a bug report filed, and
>> if one is filed, how long would it be to get a fix?  It's been almost two
>> months.  I can't tolerate this any more.  I'm thinking of the U-word.
>>
>>
> It's not a Debian problem its an xorg problem with the changes.  Use
> aptitude to wipe everything xorg and x11 related and then aptitude to
>  reinstall the i810 using only etch sources or pick the version in synaptic
> and use  synaptic for updates as I  find it easier to lock the  versions.
>  You might do some web searching as people have fixed their problems related
> to resolution size causing the  crash.  I find the  lack of bug reports odd
> but I  have not filed one as I don't have the time or inclination to work on
> it anymore.
>
>
"It's not a Debian problem its an xorg problem with the changes."  It's a
Debian problem if xorg doesn't function with the remaining system.

"I find the  lack of bug reports odd but I  have not filed one as I don't
have the time or inclination to work on it anymore."  Here, here...

Thanks for the advice.  I'll look into it.


-- 
"...heart and soul....one will burn."
- Joy Division

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