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[Jakob Lell <jakob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Now I had yet another crash directly when switching to a virtual
terminal using [ctrl]+[alt]+[F1]. I've attached a tarball with the log
files again. I remember that I had a similar crash when switching to a
virtual terminal several weeks before (with the standard 2.6.32 kernel
from lucid), but I didn't report it back then.

I've also tried switching to a virtual terminal and back to X again 100
times using chvt in a loop but I couldn't reproduce the crash this way.

Is there anything I can do to make the xserver more stable at the
moment? Since I regularly use virtualization and every xserver crash
kills all running virtual machines without any possibility to save data
or cleanly shut down the guest operating system, there is a significant
probability of data loss. Last week I had some badly corrupted files in
one guest system and I suspect that this was caused by one of this
crashes. I have already disabled compiz, but this doesn't seam to help
at all.

** Attachment added: "Log files of crash when switching to virtual terminal"
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/50023290/vt_crash.tar.bz2

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