Thanks everyone for your help, it does indeed look like I'm having
graphics issues thanks to Optimus.
Plasma suddenly died on me just now (or atleast that's what I thought
happened) and after looking into
Xorg.0.log I saw that actually my Intel GPU had crashed! Hence why I
couldn't see Plasma
On Monday 15 July 2013 11:24:28 Shervin Emami wrote:
I'm using the NVIDIA driver from Debian Stable, but since I have Optimus
(both an Intel NVIDIA GPU), it would be using the Intel driver for normal
display, and I made it use Mesa as the default GL library for this reason.
So maybe my
Thanks everyone for your help, it does indeed look like I'm having graphics
issues thanks to Optimus. Plasma suddenly died on me just now (or atleast
that's what I thought happened) and after looking into Xorg.0.log I saw
that actually my Intel GPU had crashed! Hence why I couldn't see Plasma
I use skype and pulseaudio in Debian Wheezy. I just recently started using
pulseaudio and
I like it, especially since I have 2 sound cards and I like to have System
and Skype sounds go through my analog output while my music going through a
digital output.
What I have observed, however, is that
On 07/15/2013 01:14 PM, Shervin Emami wrote:
Hi,
Any recommendations on how to get more stability? Because I really
want to stick with Debian KDE for long-term.
As far as iceweasel crashing, I think that's really bizarre.. I use it
everyday for years on lots of different hardware and it's
Thanks Rubin David for the replies.
Unfortunately I need Skype, VirtualBox, Oracle JDK and NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit,
I need those many times each day for my work as a remote developer. I'd
love to get rid of Flash, so just now I switched YouTube to use WebM
instead (go to
On Monday, 2013-07-15, Shervin Emami wrote:
I experience crashes around once per day, either as a software like
Iceweasel or Kate or Dolphin crashing or as KDE/Plasma crashing requiring
me to hit Alt+PrtSc+K to close X log back in to KDE. I've also found
If Plasma Desktop crashes it can
Shervin Emami wrote, On 2013-07-15 00:25:
Unfortunately I need Skype, VirtualBox, Oracle JDK and NVIDIA CUDA Toolkit,
I need those many times each day for my work as a remote developer. I'd
love to get rid of Flash, so just now I switched YouTube to use WebM
instead (go to
Yes I do this to restart Plasma when it crashes every few days. I am using
the NetworkManager applet, and that is well known to have many issues, so
that might be partly to blame. But other times when my computer crashes,
not even Ctrl+Alt+Del or Ctrl+Alt+BkSpace work, and sometimes Ctrl+Alt+1
Hoi:
I'd say the problem may well be somewhere in the graphics stack. Once you have
a crash it's quite convenient knowing exactly where it happenned and getting a
backtrace of it.
Check ~/.xsession-erros and also Xorg log (/var/log/Xorg.[01].log or
/var/log/Xorg.[01].log.old if a new X
In data domenica 14 luglio 2013 22:14:41, Shervin Emami ha scritto:
Any recommendations on how to get more stability?
Did you try to create a new account?
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First option is since you've already got VirtualBox setup, setup a VM
for Skype and other tricky software.
I already tried following numerous forums about getting microphone webcam
to work in VirtualBox, some people have been successful but I just couldn't
get it to work for WinXP or Ubuntu
On Mon, Jul 15, 2013 at 2:14 AM, Shervin Emami shervin.em...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm even using the Debian Stable packages for
NVIDIA GPU and CUDA toolkit and OpenGL.
...
Are you using the nvidia driver or nouveau? I had similar problems
with nouveau and desktop effects enabled.
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I'm using the NVIDIA driver from Debian Stable, but since I have Optimus
(both an Intel NVIDIA GPU), it would be using the Intel driver for normal
display, and I made it use Mesa as the default GL library for this reason.
So maybe my problems are related to Optimus, I wouldn't be surprised :-( I
First off I would say simply try apt-get removing most of the odd 3rd
party peices of software you listed in your email. Particularly Skype
and Flash. See if you can go a few days without either of them.
Next step would be simply to try a more recenter kernel (though honestly
3.2.0 is fairly
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