chris wrote:
> I have looked at the video driver, it is using the RADEON driver, is
> there possibly a problem with the generic/oem cards?
Didn't see the earlier messages, but I had a problem with my old Radeon
card. I found that by editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf, commenting out
Load "dri"
(with a # at the start of the line), and changing the radeon driver to
ati, I could get a stable desktop.
Warning: this will disable 3D acceleration, but leave 2D working.
You might want to try this and see if it helps system stability.
I never worked out if this was a board problem or a chipset problem.
Hope this helps,
James.
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