Created attachment 16963 [details] Xorg log When i run blender 2.46 and try to render fur with particles and probably by closing rendering window during rendering - system crashes. LCD changes colors to negative, system is not responding and after about 30s it restarts. I suspected CPU temperature but its not even half of the critical and crashes are reproducable with low temp and full speed fan.
Blender was working on my systems last I tested. Could you attach a file you use to reproduce the problem, and instructions on what you do to reproduce?
Also playing movie in gmplayer casued that I got set gl2 in gmplayer settings. I cant tell more about it, as system is not responding and restart is needed.
Reassign to Haihao, as this looks similar to bug#11847, which we can't reproduce either.
Created attachment 17044 [details] Xorg.conf that I use
Created attachment 17045 [details] glxinfo command output
Please note, this is not only Xorg crash, but the whole system freezes, colors go mad. Nothing works, mouse neither. The only difference between that bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/120834 is that screen does not flash between black etc.. Most colors are the same, but some are changed to bright purple like in negative. I attached my xorg.conf and output of glxinfo. This happens 1 on 5-6 times as far with opengl applications. My laptop is Lenovo Thinkpad T61 with 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 0c)
You are using mesa7.0.3. Could you try the latest mesa_7_0_branch?
(In reply to comment #7) > You are using mesa7.0.3. Could you try the latest mesa_7_0_branch? > I tried git's mesa7.0branch and latest libdrm, but then new mesa 7.0.4 appeared in Debian, after upgrading and using drm/linux-core i915.ko and drm.ko modules I can't reproduce this bug. Everything now seems to work just fine. I hope it will stay that way and it's not just a lucky case. Happy blending! :)
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