At 10:46 AM 6/15/2008, O. Hartmann wrote:
Hello,
I have a strange problem on one of my FreeBSD 7.0-STABLE boxes.
The machine is a FreeBSD 7.0-STABLE/AMD64 box, most recently built-world.
Whenever I logout from a local X11 session (using Xorg, most recent, and
Windowmaker, also most recent, all X stuff recently rebuilt), Xorg eats up
100% CPU time and I never get back to the login box offered by xdm (xdm is
driven by /etc/ttys as recommended). Instead I see a weird unresponsive
screen with blinking, weird coloured block-graphics and letters, in most
cases the same pattern, but this changes. Logging in from another box and
killing Xorg gives back the expected login box from xdm.
I have no glue what's going on here. My graphics board is a nVidia driven
GF8600GTS and it worked well a couple of weeks ago. I rebuild the whole X
stuff incl. all the dependencies because I thought it could have something
to do with miscompiled or outdated ports - but thta isn't obviously the fact.
Does anyone see this on his box also?
Regards,
Oliver
There have been reports of 100% CPU with some graphics drivers,
specifically nvidia's with Xorg. I would check that you have the correct
and latest driver for your specific video chip.
-Derek
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