I misread your X server command line (16:0 vs :16).
In fact your server is not running on port 6016, but on the standard 6000 one, sorry for the confusion.

well , there is no problem , but i still didn't understand why is this happening ..???
yesterday i noticed that the cpu is stuked to 100% so i typed
$kill -9 <x PID>
which restrats the Xserver and after that it work properly ..

thanks alot ,
muhammad-sameer,

By killing the server, you killed all the clients too. Are you sure the load is belonging to the X server ? This is unusual.

Also, "kill -9" is really a last resort command, always run first "kill <pid>".

It's unfortunate how widespread this mistake is ...

hi,
would it be right to say that the reason for this problem is the fact that i use the free bita edition ???

m-s

What is the "free bita edition" ?

i ment the one downloaded for free from the net ...

m-s

That may be a problem with the Mandriva 2006 distro X11 server, if it is what you mean.

If you read french, here is a couple of users with the same kind of problem, using this same distro:

http://linuxfr.org/forums/14/13199.html

unfortanatly i don't read french YET ...
if you look at the bottom of this thread you will see such threads in english ..:-)

any way , thanks a lot ...
muhammad-sameer ,

Hi,

Are you using a laptop with an ATI video card?

I have Mandriva 2006 running on a laptop with an Intel video chipset. Works great. And I had a PC with an ATI card and I probably had that %100 CPU problem on it, but I changed it to a nVidia and it works great now. I have three other PCs that have an ATI card. One is running Mandriva 2006, and the two are running Mandrake 10.1. The Mandriva 2006 PC is having the 100% CPU problem. But the computer has been running for quite some time and this problem just started. No problems like this with Mandrake 10.1.

- J