10.1 Freezes shortly after I start a windows manager.
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10.1 Freezes shortly after I start a windows manager.
I have installed Slackware 10.1 a few times, and I have the same problem
everytime: shortly after typing "startx" or selecting a windows manager in gdm, it freezes. The cursor won't move, no keyboard commands do anything, caps/num/scroll lock won't turn on or off, etc.
Sometimes it happens in less than 10 seconds (KDE), and some times I'll last for a good 15 minutes (Xfce).
I did a full install, and have set up X. Did I miss something?
Not anything real bad in the log,you could put a # in front of load module speedo
and in front of load dri and try that
May be a problem with the memory or cpu is getting hot.
If its not the memory and it doesn't run hot in windows its not that,post your /ect/X11/xorg.conf at your site and post the link,may be something in that.You
have a ati card right?May help to get the ati drivers, check this out; http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...hreadid=174447
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