I did. The weirdest bug ever. Turns out it was the atheros card fault. The machine was more or less stable with a ping running in the background. Otherwise, it would crash - several times a day with 32 bit userland binaries, once every 2 days with 64 bit userland binaries. Like you, no log message - regardless of what log system I used, or even remote logging.
I checked so many things it took me several month to figure it out -- and since none of the recommended atheros kernel options helped, I could fix that only by replacing the card with a apple branded atheros - ar9380 if I remember correctly. Try to remove all tthe ath9k modules and use your computer as you normally do. See if you have any crash. BTW I was also having opengl related freezes (100% reproductible with xlock), fixed by adding NoDRI to xorg.conf On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 2:14 PM, Clemens Mangler < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi Again, > > Sorry for the inconvenience of having two separate mails. I am currently > on a handheld and I am already missing my X200 Keyboard... > > About the freezing: One can still see the last state of the deskop on the > screen, but the system does not respond to input or ping. Also I can't find > anyting in the log files I checked, which makes debugging extremely > difficult. I tried different live systems as well as changing the RAM (i > switched one original 2GB for one crucial 4GB -- so the second slot was > always empty) and i still see the freezes. Again, has anyone seen something > similar? > > Greetings, > Clemens
