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Re: [opensuse] Occassional freezing on open suse 10
- From: Christian Boltz <opensuse@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 23:39:47 +0100
- Message-id: <200511292339.47955@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello,
Am Dienstag, 29. November 2005 15:57 schrieb Shibu Basheer:
> I've been using open suse for a couple of days now, and I feel there
> are some stability issues on my PC. The PC locks up occasionally when
> logging in or out of a KDE session. The mouse curser moves, but no
> access to keyboard, and I cannot switch to a terminal using alt-F
> switch.
If you are in a X session currently, you need Ctrl additionally, so try
ctrl-alt-f1 ;-)
> I also found the system locked up after I let it running
> overnight, only see a static picture of the screensaver on, with no
> response.
If you have a second machine: can you ping the "frozen" machine? Can you
ssh into it (given ssh is enabled and not blocked by firewall)?
> I wish to believe this a hardware problem, but XP runs smooth on this
> machine. Is there any way to lookup cause of crash in any log files
> after a reboot?
You already heard about several files in /var/log/ ;-)
If you have some seconds between logging in and the freeze, you can also
press ctrl-alt-f10 directly after login and check error messages on the
console - even if they can't be written to /var/log/messages for any
reason.
Regards,
Christian Boltz
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[Ratti in fontlinge-devel]
Am Dienstag, 29. November 2005 15:57 schrieb Shibu Basheer:
> I've been using open suse for a couple of days now, and I feel there
> are some stability issues on my PC. The PC locks up occasionally when
> logging in or out of a KDE session. The mouse curser moves, but no
> access to keyboard, and I cannot switch to a terminal using alt-F
> switch.
If you are in a X session currently, you need Ctrl additionally, so try
ctrl-alt-f1 ;-)
> I also found the system locked up after I let it running
> overnight, only see a static picture of the screensaver on, with no
> response.
If you have a second machine: can you ping the "frozen" machine? Can you
ssh into it (given ssh is enabled and not blocked by firewall)?
> I wish to believe this a hardware problem, but XP runs smooth on this
> machine. Is there any way to lookup cause of crash in any log files
> after a reboot?
You already heard about several files in /var/log/ ;-)
If you have some seconds between logging in and the freeze, you can also
press ctrl-alt-f10 directly after login and check error messages on the
console - even if they can't be written to /var/log/messages for any
reason.
Regards,
Christian Boltz
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Genial.
[Ratti in fontlinge-devel]
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