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daid kahl schrieb: |
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>> This reminds me of a problem we had just recently. |
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>> Have you got a multi-core CPU ? |
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>> If yes, read on. |
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> If you all think it might be multi-core related, check out a recent |
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> post that was syndicated to planet.gentoo: |
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> http://gentooexperimental.org/~patrick/weblog/archives/2009-11.html#e2009-11-19T00_43_58.txt |
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> This discusses how using a feature in the 2.6.32 kernel one can kill |
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> various cores in a multi-core system. |
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> In any case, it's a way to experiment with this theory. |
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Thanks for the link. |
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I rather suspect something else: |
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Just now had a look at the gnome-shell as I read another thread from 2 |
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days ago ... (Mike Higgins on this list ...) mentioning this new gnome-part. |
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I disabled compiz and used gnome-shell. |
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It started fine but I was not able to start thunderbird, it always |
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crashed the session. Starting opera and/or firefox: OK |
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Another thing I did today (before that gnome-shell-test): |
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I remembered that I had added the gnome-overlay back then when I wanted |
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gnome-2.28 but still wasn't using full ~amd64. |
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So I wondered if I might have pulled some packages from there that |
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caused my crashes. I removed the overlay and did a "emerge -avuDN world" |
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, some pkgs were rebuilt, (yep, revdep-rebuild as well) after that I did |
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a reboot but still the X-session crashed occasionally. |
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Only with gnome-shell it seems to be thunderbird that does something |
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special ... |
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OK, I perfectly know that gnome-shell is beta ... just to add some info |
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to this thread. |
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I will now disable compiz and see what happens. |
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Greets to you, Stefan |
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