I could never get debian to run on my old sun blade 100 and had to go to
sparc version of openbsd.

On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 4:43 PM, Mark Morgan Lloyd <
[email protected]> wrote:

> I wonder if somebody could give me some advice on how best to report this
> bug. I'm certain that fixing it is way beyond my ability, and at present
> I'm not even confident in my ability to describe it succinctly.
>
> I've got a newly-built SPARC Wheezy/testing system replacing one of my
> low-priority development systems, it's actually an Ultra-2 which until
> recently was running Solaris. I've used the Wheezy+KDE CD, and have added
> GDM because of its reliable XDMCP handling. Let's call this system A.
>
> I can log into A reliably from its own console, and I can log into it
> using Xnest running on itself with either the -query or -indirect option. I
> can also get a graphical session using VNC. In combination, I think these
> demonstrate that XDMCP is working and handing control to GDM, and that GDM
> is correctly handing control to KDE or XFCE.
>
> Under any other conditions, attempting to establish a (graphical) login
> from another machine- let's call this B- crashes the X server running on B.
> I've tried this from a "Switch user" session on SPARC Etch KDE, from the
> initial login on an x86 Squeeze laptop, from Xnest running on the same
> system, and from XMing on Windows.
>
> This is a hard fault, entirely reproducible. I think the next thing I need
> to try is reverting to kdm- presumably this is some variant of
> dpkg-reconfigure (i.e. what comes after that)?
>
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