Comment 75 for bug 982889

All 5 boots produced a usable X session. I haven't had a problem booting up
successfully since the 1st. By cold boot I just mean a normal power on
after a normal power off. In actual fact I haven't had to do a hard reset
(or manually hold down the power button to power off and then power on
again), with my current setup at all since the 1st of March, and even then
it was rare that I would have to have done it before that. And just to go
off topic a bit I find it amazing how quickly it does shut down, in
seconds, it's really cool!

On 3 March 2013 20:48, Bryce Harrington <email address hidden> wrote:

> On Sun, Mar 03, 2013 at 06:39:55PM -0000, Mark Murphy wrote:
> > I think I was a bit confused this morning!
> >
> > I've done a few cold boots and restarts since then, I've included them
> > in the attached file. I included all the Xorg log files in the first
> > directory. The first four directories in the tar contain log files from
> > cold boots, the last one is a reboot.
>
> Aha, perfect. So, it looks like the bug hit on boots 2, 3 and 4, the
> patch took effect and delayed the boot for 12 sec or so waiting on drm.
> There is the "setversion 1.4 failed" (which is the thing we're trying to
> avoid), but the rest of the log looks otherwise normal.
>
> Can you confirm whether boots 2, 3, 4 produced a usable X session or if
> it froze or crashed or something? By 'cold boot' do you mean you had to
> manually power cycle (hold down the power button)?
>
> If boots 2,3,4 worked, then I think we're golden. If not, then back to
> the drawing board... maybe we need ickle's advice on what to look at next.
>
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> X trying to start before plymouth has finished using the drm driver
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