* the output resulting from the keyboard-freeze? OR
* the output produced by switching to a VT?
So i did 2 log-sessions.
The first "viassh" from a remote machine, recording 3 states:
(contained in the *.viassh.zip)
"before" - before the freeze,
"after" - after the freeze, and
"vt" - after switching to a VT on the affected machine.
Here is what diff gave me:
$ diff xorg.viassh.before.txt xorg.viassh.after.txt
$ diff xorg.viassh.before.txt xorg.viassh.vt.txt
1013a1014,1015
> (II) Screen 0 shares mem & io resources
> (II) Screen 1 shares mem & io resources
$ diff dmesg.viassh.before.txt dmesg.viassh.after.txt
$ diff dmesg.viassh.before.txt dmesg.viassh.vt.txt
$
So - as far as I can see - the only thing that makes a difference ist switching to a VT.
The second log session was made exclusively on the affected machine recording only two states:
(contained in the *.vt.zip)
"before" - before the freeze and
"vt" - after the freeze, switching to a VT.
In short: there was no difference to the former.
$ diff xorg.before.txt xorg.vt.txt
1013a1014,1015
> (II) Screen 0 shares mem & io resources
> (II) Screen 1 shares mem & io resources
$ diff dmesg.before.txt dmesg.vt.txt
$
I'm afraid this does not bring any further insight?
So let me know, what else can I provide you with!
Thanks, Konrad
I am not sure what exactly you are after:
* the output resulting from the keyboard-freeze? OR
* the output produced by switching to a VT?
So i did 2 log-sessions.
The first "viassh" from a remote machine, recording 3 states:
(contained in the *.viassh.zip)
"before" - before the freeze,
"after" - after the freeze, and
"vt" - after switching to a VT on the affected machine.
Here is what diff gave me:
$ diff xorg.viassh. before. txt xorg.viassh. after.txt before. txt xorg.viassh.vt.txt before. txt dmesg.viassh. after.txt before. txt dmesg.viassh.vt.txt
$ diff xorg.viassh.
1013a1014,1015
> (II) Screen 0 shares mem & io resources
> (II) Screen 1 shares mem & io resources
$ diff dmesg.viassh.
$ diff dmesg.viassh.
$
So - as far as I can see - the only thing that makes a difference ist switching to a VT.
The second log session was made exclusively on the affected machine recording only two states:
(contained in the *.vt.zip)
"before" - before the freeze and
"vt" - after the freeze, switching to a VT.
In short: there was no difference to the former.
$ diff xorg.before.txt xorg.vt.txt
1013a1014,1015
> (II) Screen 0 shares mem & io resources
> (II) Screen 1 shares mem & io resources
$ diff dmesg.before.txt dmesg.vt.txt
$
I'm afraid this does not bring any further insight?
So let me know, what else can I provide you with!
Thanks, Konrad