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slackware-64 13.37 suddenly freezes ( logs included )
Hello, I have slackware 13.37-64 bit with nvidia gforce 210.
Since i did the installation and use the default graphic card driver (nouveau) i see that after some hours of using it suddenly freezes. I can't do anything, even use alt_ctl_backspace or alt_ctl_del for reboot, so i use the button of the pc to reboot. The only thing that i have noticed is that it happens that every time it freezes i am using firefox. But i don't know if it has every relation with this. Since i'm not very experienced user and can't understand the log files i have put here the pieces of /var/log/syslog and /var/log/messages related to the time that the freeze happens: /var/log/syslog: Code:
May 3 01:29:51 slaris udevd[1517]: bind failed: Address already in use http://pastebin.com/YeWa7UUC Can you figure out the problem somehow? |
Have you tried using nvidia's binary driver?
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This is the post i made here and the post in Greek. As i said it might be a different cause in your case since you use nouveau but it is easy to disable acceleration and test it. |
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I have tried many things: KDE + nvidia ( 256, 260-from slackbuilds, 270 )= high memory KDE + nouveau = high memory LXDE + nvidia ( 256, 260-from slackbuilds, 270 )= high memory LXDE + nouveau = normal memory BUT freezes Ofcaurse now i haven't KDE and it's libs installed ( did a clean installed with just LXDE ). Should i give another try? Would it make any difference? |
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Hmm - I find it hard to believe that the binary driver causes huge memory usage. I would really like to see the open-source driver come to true fruition, but in the meantime we're a far way from that. So I'd also suggest sticking to the binary. After all, you probably paid a chunk of money to get a decent graphics card. If you were running with Intel graphics it would make great sense to stick with the open version.
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