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** Description changed:

  Hello, first my config
  
  IBM Pentium III Coppermine 1Gh
  512Mo Ram (SDRAM PC133)
  Asus AH3450 (ATI Radeon) 256Mo
  80Gig Hard Drive
  
  Dual-Boot Windows XP Pro - Kubuntu 9.10 Alpha 5
  
  Kubuntu 9,10 Alpha 5 with Kernel 2.6.31-10
  Compiz-Fusion is installed and working without bugs.
  
  The bug, each time i boot, kubuntu hangs after this line "Checking
  Battery State" and after 10 secs my computer stops to respond. This bug
  accures no matter if i have fglrx installed or not. (I tried with and
  without the driver and it gave me the same results) First i was thinking
  maybe xorg.conf had an error so i entered this command in recovery mode
  "cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf" and from all the researches i made this file is
  normal. But for me, the only way to avoid the bug was to do this :
  
- In recovery mode - rootnet
+ In recovery mode -- rootnet
  
  rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
  dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
- aticonfig --initial -f  <-----i had to add this one after i installed fglrx from Hardware Drivers
- reboot now
+ aticonfig --initial -f
+ exit
  
- after reboot, averything return to normal but after another reboot. i
- have to start over again and delete xorg.conf and configure fglrx to be
- sure it's in xorg.conf. I've tried with only Kwin active(without any
- desktop effects and Compiz disabled) and i got the same bug. As i said,
- the only way i have to avoid this bug is to delete the present xorg.conf
- file and to create a new one.
+ then i choose "Resume" in the recovery menu. If i reboot it no longer
+ works, the bug returns but if i "Resume" after doing deleting the
+ existing xorg.cong and create a new one then everything is fine.
+ 
+ I've tried with only Kwin active(without any desktop effects and Compiz
+ disabled) and i got the same bug. As i said, the only way i have to
+ avoid this bug is to delete the present xorg.conf file and to create a
+ new one.
  
  I'm not sure what's going on because if it was fglrx causing this, the
  bug would not had occure when the driver is not installed. And it's
  unlikely a Compiz bug because the first time this bug came up Compiz
  wasn't installed and fglrx wasn't installed eather. This bug occured
  after i upgraded Kubuntu 9.04 to Kubuntu 9.10 Alpha 5 with kernel
  2.6.31-9 and after i reboot, i had to do a kernel update to 2.6.31-10.
  After i reboot again after the kernel update, the bug showed up.
  
  Since i haven't find any bug resemling mine i report it here. I think
  it's a bug with xorg and the new kernel but i'm not an expert about
  linux so i need help for this one.
  
  Thank you for your time.

** Description changed:

  Hello, first my config
  
  IBM Pentium III Coppermine 1Gh
  512Mo Ram (SDRAM PC133)
  Asus AH3450 (ATI Radeon) 256Mo
  80Gig Hard Drive
  
  Dual-Boot Windows XP Pro - Kubuntu 9.10 Alpha 5
  
  Kubuntu 9,10 Alpha 5 with Kernel 2.6.31-10
  Compiz-Fusion is installed and working without bugs.
  
  The bug, each time i boot, kubuntu hangs after this line "Checking
  Battery State" and after 10 secs my computer stops to respond. This bug
  accures no matter if i have fglrx installed or not. (I tried with and
  without the driver and it gave me the same results) First i was thinking
  maybe xorg.conf had an error so i entered this command in recovery mode
  "cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf" and from all the researches i made this file is
  normal. But for me, the only way to avoid the bug was to do this :
  
  In recovery mode -- rootnet
  
  rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf
  dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
  aticonfig --initial -f
  exit
  
  then i choose "Resume" in the recovery menu. If i reboot it no longer
- works, the bug returns but if i "Resume" after doing deleting the
- existing xorg.cong and create a new one then everything is fine.
+ works, the bug returns but if i "Resume" after deleting the existing
+ xorg.cong and create a new one then everything is fine.
  
  I've tried with only Kwin active(without any desktop effects and Compiz
  disabled) and i got the same bug. As i said, the only way i have to
  avoid this bug is to delete the present xorg.conf file and to create a
  new one.
  
  I'm not sure what's going on because if it was fglrx causing this, the
  bug would not had occure when the driver is not installed. And it's
  unlikely a Compiz bug because the first time this bug came up Compiz
  wasn't installed and fglrx wasn't installed eather. This bug occured
  after i upgraded Kubuntu 9.04 to Kubuntu 9.10 Alpha 5 with kernel
  2.6.31-9 and after i reboot, i had to do a kernel update to 2.6.31-10.
  After i reboot again after the kernel update, the bug showed up.
  
  Since i haven't find any bug resemling mine i report it here. I think
  it's a bug with xorg and the new kernel but i'm not an expert about
  linux so i need help for this one.
  
  Thank you for your time.
+ 
+ Update because i forgot a few details i think can help to identify the
+ problem.

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xorg.conf needs to be reconfigured at each reboot
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/429419
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