Thank you very much for the patch. It completely solved the freeze windows
management problem.
But the proposed workaround for the memory leak problem does not work for me.
Typically xorg will use around 250m after X started. Then the memory use will
grow to around 3G after one day. (this is no
@Jamin W. Collins
I did what you said and it has been working well so far. In fact the freeze was
rare even before I switched the kernel. It used to happen like once in a month
so I don't know whether your resolution is really working. Thanks all the same.
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The same bug on my new Thinkpad W500. The system randomly freezes and the "/A\"
under the screen is blinking.
I am running Karmic: Linux *** 2.6.31-19-generic #56-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 28
02:39:34 UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Just want to note that this may not be a nvidia problem or athenos problem
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I found a kind of workaround here:
You can run "gksu-properties" and set "Screen Grabbing" to "prompt". In this
way, gksudo will work normally, except that you have to choose one more "yes or
no" (either works).
It seems that "prompt" is the only option that can make it work. Maybe
there is some
I'm also experiencing this bug on Intrepid beta.
I cannot launch synaptic or other programs from the menu. However, I can still
launch these programs using gksudo or gksu from gnome-terminal WITHOUT INPUT
PASSWORD.
Syslog entry:
Oct 4 15:53:46 larry-laptop kernel: [ 297.198019] gksu[7675]: se
