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(SOLVED) Help with reporting graphics crash - Kurtbw - 15th February 2017
Hi there.
Had my desktop acting weird after wake from sleep.
Somehow managed to get the system log open enough to copy some lines to Kate.
When I went to try to find the graphics crash log, it appeared to have zero bytes -- but I'm not sure if that's some sort of looking for the wrong file on my part or some issue with crash logging.
I'd appreciate it if ultimately I can get the crash data to the right developers for fixing. Thanks!
RE: Help with reporting graphics crash - Kurtbw - 15th February 2017
(15th February 2017, 7:15)Kurtbw Wrote: Hi there.
Had my desktop acting weird after wake from sleep.
Somehow managed to get the system log open enough to copy some lines to Kate.
When I went to try to find the graphics crash log, it appeared to have zero bytes -- but I'm not sure if that's some sort of looking for the wrong file on my part or some issue with crash logging.
I'd appreciate it if ultimately I can get the crash data to the right developers for fixing. Thanks!
trying again... hope the system log bits attach this time.
RE: Help with reporting graphics crash - leszek - 15th February 2017
Gpu hang with the Intel driver. Which card/chip do you use?
Maybe it makes sense to try removing the xserver-xorg-video-intel driver.
RE: Help with reporting graphics crash - rocky7x - 15th February 2017
I have already switched to modesetting driver, removed Intel driver completely and all works like a charm. No issues at all. Recommend it very much.
RE: Help with reporting graphics crash - Kurtbw - 18th February 2017
(15th February 2017, 10:34)leszek Wrote: Gpu hang with the Intel driver. Which card/chip do you use?
Maybe it makes sense to try removing the xserver-xorg-video-intel driver.
Been superbusy with work, haven't had much time to putz.
Machine in question is an HP laptop with integrated Intel graphics. I trust if I go through Synaptic package manager, look for the xserver-xorg-video-intel driver and remove it, that's all I have to do? Or do I have to first install this "modesetting driver" rocky7x mentions?
Thank you all, for your help.
RE: Help with reporting graphics crash - leszek - 18th February 2017
Modesetting driver is built in the xserver package already.
So removing the Intel driver is all you need to do.
RE: Help with reporting graphics crash - Kurtbw - 19th February 2017
(18th February 2017, 12:08)leszek Wrote: Modesetting driver is built in the xserver package already.
So removing the Intel driver is all you need to do.
Got it. Thanks once again.