Re: kino "crash" - looses monitor/X

On 08/04/2011 02:26 PM, Stefan Richter wrote:

> In any case, the screen going black or the monitor losing video signal, as
> you describe in your initial post, cannot be a Kino bug.  It may be a bug
> in xorg-server, or in the xf86-video-... card driver, or in a library that
> is linked into the xorg-server, or in the kernel.

You sound so confident!

I *never* had this box crash before, no other application is capable of 
that! And if it's a matter of updating large portions of the screen, why 
doesn't hefty video playback crash? Sometimes I open kino, touch the 
"next scene" button once and it crashes. After a hard reset + reboot, 
same story (worst case).

The box is otherwise very stable, I'm a musician and I use it for 
composing quite cpu-taxing stuff. Did an hours live performance with it 
last week, no problems.

Could you please tell me another way (with another application) I could 
crash xorg?

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Atte

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