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Message #124438
[Bug 771837] Re: xorg died (gracefully to login) but without ado
Hi PresuntoRJ, of course you're not expected to know such details. ;-)
The 'xorg' package is a general inbox, and bugbot takes care of figuring
out your video driver, symptoms, and so on, and moves the bug to the
right location.
Your system appears to be encountering a segmentation fault in the X
server, resulting in it crashing. gdm restarts an X session which is
why you're returned to the login screen each time.
The "out of the blue" nature of it is troubling. X segmentation faults
are pretty rare and tend to occur only under specific circumstances. So
there are *usually* steps to reproduce them. When there isn't, I start
suspecting hardware faults such as bad memory chips. But let's assume
it to be a software bug in X first.
Can you collect a full backtrace? This will help tell me where in the
code exactly that the crash is happening. Directions for doing this are
at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Backtracing
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/771837
Title:
xorg died (gracefully to login) but without ado
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