Hi. Thanks for explain me this again :) This time, I probably understood.
I will try two new install for compare, on with the downgrade with 1.11 with proprietary driver and other with free driver radeon. Sorry, for be so noob ;) A++ Xav. 2012/5/22 Cyril Brulebois <k...@debian.org> > Hi again Xavier, > > (I'm Ccing the list since I don't want to repeat myself next time > someone asks about that stupid driver.) > > Xavier Manach <x...@tekio.org> (22/05/2012): > > I understand that proprietary driver don't interresting you. > > It's sad because It's worked there is 5 days and lastest change in > > xorg package broke it. > > What is sad is: > (1) it's proprietary > (2) it's not keeping up with X development > (3) (1) means we can't help them fix (2) > > > How can I get simply older version of packages ? > > Downgrade xserver-xorg-core to 1.11 (you can find it on > snapshot.debiban.org), it's built from the xorg-server package. You'll > need drivers compatible with this version, too. > > > Have you some documentation for > > - get all xorg packages from git (or other). > > - get all xorg sources packages from git (or other) and build package > > and test it ? > > The problem isn't X. The problem is that fglrx hasn't been updated to > work with X 1.12; so newer snapshots from git won't help at all. > > > I will try to found the change that cause this segfault. > > That's called video ABI changes. > > > Can you give me an advise about package I should try first ? > > Something that changed in the version commited the last days that can > > cause a segfault... > > Use radeon in the meanwhile, removing all traces of fglrx from your > system, problem solved (a reboot is probably needed to make the removal > effective). > > Mraw, > KiBi. > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- > Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux) > > iEYEARECAAYFAk+7ce4ACgkQeGfVPHR5Nd1pcQCeKPUD1NUH9ZuImjH7Wh+KLY2G > XHUAmwbzPgQkEVyNX9CFN63NcgRw3o/h > =Int5 > -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- > >
