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On Tuesday 06 March 2007, Philip Webb wrote: |
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> which does not offer any helpful advice. |
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> There are no bugs answering to 'Epiphany freeze' or 'Konqueror freeze'. |
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> I'm using Kernel 2.6.18-gentoo, KDE 3.5.6 , Epiphany 2.16.3 & Xorg-x11 7.1 |
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> . Otherwise, my system is very stable & problem-free. |
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I'm experiencing something similar at equally random intervals. I have had |
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maybe 3 of these freezes since the end of December. I am reasonably sure it |
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is not memory, since I have emerge -e world 3-4 times since then (don't ask) |
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and I have never had any unreproducible gcc errors. At one time I had a |
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routine that helped me replicate the problem (now I just avoid it): |
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Go to forums.gentoo.org, grab a thread with massive posts. Click-drag a link |
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quickly in circles. Boom! |
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The last freeze I had was last week, when I had 10 Konqueror windows open with |
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on average 3 tabs each. Rtorrent was running in the background and suddenly |
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my system deadlocked. I could still move the mouse but I couldn't click on |
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anything. I suspect that if I could bother to write down the magic SYSRQ |
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keys, I would be able to do a clean reboot. |
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The program I suspect is Konqueror (probably bad interaction with fglrx), |
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since that is always open. I also always have Kmail, Konversation, Akregator, |
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AmaroK, rtorrent and Kate running, though. |
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AMD Athlon 2500+ |
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Ati X800 fglrx AGP |
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1 GB ram |
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~X86 |
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Kernel 2.6.19-gentoo-r4 (waiting for someone to make a stable .20) |
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/PA |
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