Created attachment 130025 [details] Coredump Since Xorg 19.x (On Arch) Xorg will randomly crash with random intervals of one to several hours. This seems to be related to xf86-input-wacom, based on suer reports. I personally only experience the crash when my Wacom tablet is in use, while some users reported removing xf86-input-wacom either solved it, or made the crashes much less frequent. This affects nVidia cards too, so separate from the similar crash with Intel drivers. Arch forums thread: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=221871 Related thread (partly with Intel issue): https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=221958
Created attachment 130026 [details] Journal with several crashesh in a row
Created attachment 130027 [details] Chain crash Xorg log (related to Journal above) 1
Created attachment 130028 [details] Chain crash Xorg log (related to Journal above) 2
Created attachment 130029 [details] Chain crash Xorg log (related to Journal above) 3
Created attachment 130030 [details] Chain crash Xorg log (related to Journal above) 4
My apologies if this report is not the best, I'm not the most qualified person to do this but nobody else seemed to want to do it. Since I really need a stable system to work and can't afford to remove xf86-input-wacom I'm sitting on a downgraded system ever since. :(
Thanks for your report, I reckon this is a duplicate of bug 99887 which is exactly the same issue and wqas traced back to the wacom driver. The other bug also contains a link to a patch for Xorg to report and avoid (input) drivers that would send data to client from the input thread. Alternatively, you may use either git master or xserver-1.19-branch which both contain that patch. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 99887 ***
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