[ale] X blows out in the middle of the night?
Robert L. Harris
Robert.L.Harris at rdlg.net
Mon Aug 20 16:24:13 EDT 2001
So I have a Debian box on my desk amongst all the redhat boxes. I lock
my screen and go home at night, come in each morning and notice that at
some point durring the night "X" caught a Sig4 and died. I've got a
TNT2 (16Meg) in and running kernel 2.4.8. I've been getting this behavior
for a couple of kernels though. I've compiled in the AGP and DDR support
in the kernel also.
There's nothing in the logfile as it got nuked when I started X this
morning. I started X with "startx; date" today so hopefully I'll catch
a time it went down. However my crontab is empty so I don't think
anything timebased is doing the kill.
Thoughts? (hopefully more details tomorrow)
Robert
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