On Fri, Nov 05, 2004 at 09:27:56PM +0100, Ennio-Sr wrote: > 2) Can you reproduce the problem with xserver-xfree86-dbg? > > ## Yes, I can, but no core file is created, despite following step by > ## step the instructions listed in the 'form letter'. > ## The only core file I could see is the /proc/kcore, which I think > ## you're not intered in. [read more at the bottom]
Correct; we're not interested in /proc/kcore. :) I apologize for the boilerplate not being precisely applicable to your case. It's remotely possible you could have caused a core dump yourself by simply signalling the process. That is, identify the process ID of the X server and then use "kill -QUIT" or "kill -ABRT" on it. However, I suspect in this case that wouldn't have worked, because your display adapter had things hosed at the bus level. On the other hand, if that *does* work, it would be useful to know, because the core dump (once parsed by GDB) would tell us what function the X server was in when it locked up the display adapter. And that in turn might point in the direction of a fix. -- G. Branden Robinson | My first priority in any attack is Debian GNU/Linux | to solve the problem -- not issue a [EMAIL PROTECTED] | press release. http://people.debian.org/~branden/ | -- Steve McInerney
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