Hi, I have an intel i855 chipset, when i press Fn+F5(CRT/LCD) my computer just stops responding and a strange line appearson my desktop. I already had this problem with Xorg-6.8
Created attachment 4370 [details] Heres a video with what happens do my screen This video shows the lines that appear on my screen
Created attachment 4371 [details] My xorg.conf
Can you upload a log file ?
Created attachment 4512 [details] Xorg.0.log
Sorry, I should have been more clear. I need a logfile that's produced after hitting the Fn+F5 key. You may need to ssh in over a network connection to get the logfile.
Additionally, you might want to try a test driver from http://www.fairlite.demon.co.uk/intel.html or if you prefer, to compile the CVS of X.Org to get a later i810 driver.
Created attachment 4515 [details] Xorg.0.log after crash My system normaly freezes after Fn+F5 (not only X), but sometimes only X freezes. I logged into a console and copied the log after the crash.
According to that log, it was a normal Xserver termination. Something you'd normally get if you'd pressed CTRL+ALT+BKSPACE or exited the last X client. I can't see anything wrong here. So, you might want to try that other driver I mentioned, and additionally see if your machine has got a later BIOS.
> I can't see anything wrong here. What's wrong is that i didn't tell Xorg to shutdown, neither to freeze :\ I tried the driver from http://www.fairlite.demon.co.uk/intel.html, when X startsup a black screen appears, and my keyboard/mouse are unresponsive.
The last log i uploaded doesnt show nothing special, the only thing it shows is me switching to another console (ctrl+alt+F2). I tried over the network, and it shows this: (...) (II) XINPUT: Adding extended input device "Keyboard0" (type: KEYBOARD) (II) XINPUT: Adding extended input device "Mouse0" (type: MOUSE) (II) Mouse0: ps2EnableDataReporting: succeeded Read from remote host 81.84.56.136: Connection reset by peer Connection to 81.84.56.136 closed. So nothing is logged.
O.k. Try looking for an updated BIOS for your machine.
There's no bios update. Maybe if there was a way to disable Fn+F5, if we can't fix the problem we could at least hide it. Think its possible?
Did you try my comment from comment #6 ?? Make sure you also download the new libshadow.so too.
I tried libshadow.so and i810_drv.so, i noticed some differences: a) dmesg said: [drm:drm_unlock] *ERROR* Process 9605 using kernel context b) LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose glxinfo said i had directed rendering turned off: XF86DRIQueryDirectRenderingCapable returned false But my big problem remains: Fn+F5 still crashes everything
I'm not sure we can disable the Fn+F5 key as it's a system key, but it may be possible through the kernel. But can you try this option.. Option "CheckDevices" "off" in your Device Section to see if it helps.
Option "CheckDevices" "off" didn't help.
Does it work at the console (i.e. when not running X) ???
Another option to try which will disable all acceleration, but at least we might get closer to knowing the actual problem is Option "NoAccel"
Hum, I thought the bug didn't appear in the console last time i checked... Well, it does, even when my OS is loading, it crashes. It's not a hardware problem since it doesn't crash grub or windows. So happly for you it isn't a xorg bug :=) I'll google a bit and maybe i'll find it.
ok, good luck on finding the solution.
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