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For some reason my system must be going into a state of some sort after being idle for a period of time. Pressing the space bar or moving the mouse will not wake up the system. I end up shutting it down and rebooting using the recovery mode. I checked the power settings and it is set to never sleep.
Could use some direction. |
What distro and desktop are you using ?
David |
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Then, I installed Debian and now, by far, all machines works. I think it was a problem with the Xorg and modules. |
Sorry I should have posted the stats first. P4, 1gb mem, 80gb raid1, Ubuntu Gutsy
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Hi, after thinking about it for a bit, I believe you might have a hardware problem. If your box gets too hot it might act like this. Particularly the video card. I once had a fan on a video card fail and ran into some problems like this. The way I checked was to take the sides off the box, put a large boxy floor fan right up against the computer, and then see if the problem reoccurred. You might want to swap out the power supply too, as a flaky power supply might be the culprit too. Have you tried different desktops to see if the same things happens ? My money is on overheating though.
Let us know... Good luck with that... David |
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we'll know more about this config. |
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Let's not go there to the blue screen, had 'nuff of that. Video card is describes as intel82845g/gl[brookdale g]/ge chipset integrated VGA for whatever that means. It's on the MB.
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