> I noticed this happens often to me too, and I can assure you it’s not a
> GDM bug. The Linux VT interface wrongly reports vt7 as being in use,
> before gdm is even started. It does not happen on all systems, so it
> might be related to KMS - for example it happens with my radeon-based
> system.
>
I am using gdm and not gdm3.
If you can give me more details as to why you think it is a kernel bug
that would be good ^ ^
(also the ordering of this bug report on the website rather weird...)
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So what's kind of why i asked about how you were trying to find the bug.
Don't tell me to search through lots of C code point it out!
I don't have time for that and you seemed to know more!
We so then the question is what happens if it is 'busy' and we attempt
to use it anyways ;) ?
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> On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 11:41:37AM +1100, dave b wrote:
>> So what's kind of why i asked about how you were trying to find the bug.
>> Don't tell me to search through lots of C code point it out!
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