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Re: Native X (8.1/amd64) crashing with gvim-gtk3
I have seen similar. The Xorg will spontaneously crash. My trigger is
'gnumeric':
Launch gnumeric (might crash from just this)
Move around worksheet (or it might wait until this)
Modify a cell (might survive until here)
Switch to another worksheet (ad nauseum)
etc.
Sometimes it will survive its initial encounter with 'gnumeric', but
will crash much later. As I use 'gnumeric' regularly, it's difficult
to test whether it will crash without that trigger.
The X server usually crashes with "SIGSEGV" (logged in Xorg.0.log.old),
but doesn't leave a core dump. One time it got "SIGALARM" and left a
core dump.
The affected machine was likewise equipped with Intel integrated graphics
(G41) with the xf86-video-intel driver and SNA acceleration. Up until
that point it had been rock solid. I'd been suspecting hardware beginning
to fail, but your post would suggest otherwise.
It's been a couple of months since this started and I've switched to
an older, smaller, slower machine w/radeon video in the meantime. I
couldn't afford having SSH sessions broken due to X crashing.
I think I've seen similar using -current with the xf86-video-intel-2014
driver (needed to get working SNA acceleration on my HW). I don't recall
any changes to 8.1 that should have affected X-on-intel like this.
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