X problems.
hyjial
I'm running Debian Etch with a 2.6.18 kernel on a T22
Thinkpad.
The default kernel (2.6.18-4) works well until I start
X. There, the system hangs on a void screen with
neither mouse nor keyboard working. I built a custom
2.6.18 kernel and I got the same problem. Actually, I
have to reboot once, twice or more before getting X
started ( everything works well then ).
I have once managed to get a custom kernel work fine,
but the USB subsystem didn't work ( no doubt there is
no connection between the two ). This means that by
configuring the kernel in a certain way, I can make it
work.
I have already had the same problem with the following
distros : (K)Ubuntu Dapper Drake and following,
Knoppix 5.1.1.
My question is : is it due to the kernel itself and
conflicting drivers or to userspace configuration ?
Thanks in advance.
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On Tue, May 01, 2007 at 10:52:53AM +0200, hyjial wrote:
> I'm running Debian Etch with a 2.6.18 kernel on a T22
> Thinkpad.
> The default kernel (2.6.18-4) works well until I start
> X. There, the system hangs on a void screen with
> neither mouse nor keyboard working. I built a custom
> 2.6.18 kernel and I got the same problem. Actually, I
> have to reboot once, twice or more before getting X
> started ( everything works well then ).
Sounds ACPI related to me.
> I have once managed to get a custom kernel work fine,
> but the USB subsystem didn't work ( no doubt there is
> no connection between the two ). This means that by
> configuring the kernel in a certain way, I can make it
> work.
Look at the config file to figure out what's different (except USB
support).
> I have already had the same problem with the following
> distros : (K)Ubuntu Dapper Drake and following,
> Knoppix 5.1.1.
> My question is : is it due to the kernel itself and
> conflicting drivers or to userspace configuration ?
Very hard to tell without any additional information. First of all, try
to recreate the problem with the new and shiny 2.6.21.1 kernel. If the
problem persists, post a kernel log and the config for that kernel so
people can actually help.
Erik
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