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Please attach the rest of the information requested on the webpage: http://en.opensuse.org/Bugs:X Created attachment 287595 [details]
Second hwinfo -gfx
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current lts.conf
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Client Xorg.7.log
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Xorg.7.log.old from the same client.
Client does not generate an xorg.conf, so I could not include. @Joel: Boot the client with live DVD to get xorg.conf, logs, hwinfo from there.
Just to explain the variables used:
USE_SAX=True runs the following to create xorg.conf
/usr/sbin/sax2 -c 0 -a &>/dev/null
Without USE_SAX:
LANG=C Xorg -configure -novtswitch :1 > ${TEMPFILE} 2>&1
(In reply to comment #4) > Created an attachment (id=287597) [details] > Client Xorg.7.log Known issue with non-existing xorg.conf. Try with empty xorg.conf instead. (In reply to comment #5) > Created an attachment (id=287598) [details] > Xorg.7.log.old from the same client. Same as above. (In reply to comment #7) > @Joel: Boot the client with live DVD to get xorg.conf, logs, hwinfo from there. > > Just to explain the variables used: > > USE_SAX=True runs the following to create xorg.conf > > /usr/sbin/sax2 -c 0 -a &>/dev/null You no longer need to specify '-c 0'. SaX2 automatically picks up the primary card and uses it for a single head configuration, 'sax2 -a' should be fine. > Without USE_SAX: > > LANG=C Xorg -configure -novtswitch :1 > ${TEMPFILE} 2>&1 I think 'X -configure' currently does not work due to Bug #481569. Please attach /var/log/SaX.log. See also http://en.opensuse.org/Bugs:X for informations we need to investigate that issue. Ok, started client with 11.1 liveCD and got everything needed. Will attach below. Created attachment 287794 [details]
3rd hwinfo --gfx
The liveCD worked properly.
SaX.log is still missing. Created attachment 287796 [details]
working Xorg.0.log
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Xorg.99.log
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SaX.log
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xorg.conf
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rpm --changelog -q Mesa | head -n3
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rpm --changelog -q libdrm | head -n3
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rpm --changelog -q xorg-x11-driver-input | head -n3
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rpm --changelog -q xorg-x11-driver-video | head -n3
Created attachment 287807 [details]
rpm --changelog -q xorg-x11-server | head -n3
As per comment #12 everything works properly? If so only X -configure crashing due to bad via needs to be fixed, you can track that on Bug #481569. These are the config and logfiles with or without noacpi? When using noacpi Xserver works, right? (In reply to comment #24) > These are the config and logfiles with or without noacpi? When using noacpi > Xserver works, right? These config and logfiles are provided for the request in comment #7. I used the live DVD to boot, and did not specify noacpi. To restate: this is without noacpi. Ok. Great. So remaining issue is 'X -configure'. Closing as duplicate. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 481569 *** |
Created attachment 287565 [details] hwinfo --gfxcard >> cyberorg requested that I attach this file. Has been obsoleted by the newer hwinfo -gfx attachment User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9.0.8) Gecko/2009032711 Ubuntu/8.04 (hardy) Firefox/3.0.8 Problem was being worked on with cyberorg on #kiwi-ltsp. I was asked to create a bug report on the issue. Using a disklessworkstations.com 1520, unable to properly detect video. With USE_SAX = True in lts.conf and noacpi in boot menu: Client would boot to stylized boot screen on boot. No USB activity (keyboard). With USE_SAX = false in lts.conf and noacpi in boot menu: client would stop at blank screen with cursor flashing in upper-left. Assuming xorg failure. with USE_SAX = True in lts.conf and booting normally: client would stop at blank screen with cursor flashing in upper-left. Assuming xorg failure. With USE_SAX = False in lts.conf and booting normally: client would stop at blank screen with cursor flashing in upper-left. Assuming xorg failure. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install KIWI-LTSP per normal 2. Set up kiwi via kiwi-setup-client -s 3. try to boot Atom Thin Client Actual Results: No X activity Expected Results: boot to login screen