Hi Jonas, 2014-10-13 16:18 GMT+08:00 Jonas Smedegaard <[email protected]>:
> Quoting Franklin Weng (2014-10-13 07:42:44) > > We used Kubuntu 13.04 which was installed in the hard drive. It could > > run normally, and this is the normal Xorg.0.log. > > I still suggest you to test with a plain Debian system. Kubuntu is less > helpful in triangulating the problem. > > If problem also exist with plain Debian, then try Debian > testing/unstable, as it can be an issue with your hardware needing newer > kernel and/or Xorg. > > In addition to .xsession-errors and Xorg.0.log, it is also relevant to > gather the output of "lspci" to know which graphics hardware it is: I > notice in your provided Xorg log that you use VESA driver, which may be > an indication that your hardware is too new to be recognized/supported > by the kernel+Xorg drivers. > > None of of I wrote above is specific to DebianEdu - except the detail > that Debian is the _ancestor_ of DebianEdu whereas Kubuntu is more of a > cousin (it is a _different_ derivative of Debian) and therefore Debian > is a better reference platform for triangulating than Kubuntu. > > Debian has a much larger community than DebianEdu - I don't say that as > a competition, but because this means you may be better off checking if > issues you experience are specific to DebianEdu or common also for > Debian and if the latter then involve yourself with the larger Debian > community in resolving the bug - and then naturally share your findings > with DebianEdu community too, to get it fixed there as well. :-) > > Thanks. I know that it will be much better to test with plain Debian install. However the school is 100km away from where I'm now, and it's not easy for the teacher there to test this way. All the logs I provided was from what I told him, step by step. Using Kubuntu was because those new machines were pre-installed with latest ezgo, which was derived from Kubuntu, and could run without problem. Franklin
