Don't know how this is related, but error is the same:
http://www.unixadmintalk.com/f61/res...server-509121/ |
I can't imagine that there is a direct link between the login problem and the suspend problem.
But I'll give it a try. :confused: Code:
Option "NvAGP" "1" |
I used to have such login failure before with kdm (XFCE session, KDE session might also have the problem but I cannot remember. My notes only mention XFCE session). I checked /var/log/Xorg.0.log and /var/log/kdm.log, nothing unusual found. I also tried to enable kdm debug in /etc/rc.d/rc.4:
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exec /usr/bin/kdm -nodaemon -debug 15 However, I happen to find in ~/.xsession-errors that xfce4 agent cannot start because ICE socket cannot be established. I start system in single user mode, remove most temporary files under /tmp (remove .ICE-unix should be enough), and restart the system. The login problem is fixed immediately. I implemented a shutdown script to cleanup /tmp shortly after that, the login failure never happened since then. You can have a try, see if it helps. BTW, I also have nVidia card, a very old one: NV15 [GeForce2 GTS/Pro] (rev a4). In my experience, nv driver in X.Org 7.2 did have some problem, I've experienced quite some X lockup (X uses 100% CPU) in Slackware (12.0), Debian (etch) and Ubuntu (7.04). But X.Org 7.3 on -current is quite good, I've upgraded shortly after it appeared on -current, no lockup has ever happened since then. If you have such problem with nVidia, you could give it a try. |
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I forgot all about this thread, but this one reminded me of it. ;)
And BTW, I haven't seen the log-in crashes anymore. :cool: |
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HTH |
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