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[Jamie Strandboge <jamie@xxxxxxxxxx>]

After thinking about this more, I don't believe that the system
rebooted. I did not witness the crash, but it was described to me as a
reboot. This system does not use a splash (because of a pymouth bug) but
does use 'quiet' and so a gdm restart would look very similar to a
reboot. When I checked the kern.log I did not see that the system
rebooted at the time of the crash, but checking dhcpd logs indicates
that network manager did restart dhclient3, which is consistent with an
X crash but no restart. I have updated the title accordingly.

Regardless, the SIGQUIT did happen which resulted in significant data
loss for the user.

** Summary changed:

- [lucid] X crashes and forces a system restart
+ [lucid] X crashe

** Summary changed:

- [lucid] X crashe
+ [lucid] X crash

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[lucid] X crash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/627055
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