Brice Goglin wrote: > You're using the nvidia binary driver, we can't debug this. Could you > reproduce with a free driver, either nv or vesa?
The bug is not reproducible at will and neither the nv or vesa drivers provide the necessary hardware video acceleration needed for daily use on the system. The system may operate fine for days or weeks at a time without exhibiting the problem. It is simply not feasible to operate without the hardware acceleration for an indefinite time frame hoping for the problem to occur. If there were some logging and/or tracing that could be put in place to capture information when this happened or that could be gathered by remotely connecting to the machine when this occurs, I'd be happy to gather it. But switching to either the nv or vesa drivers would effectively cripple the system and make it unsuitable for its daily use. -- Jamin W. Collins -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
