On Thu, Aug 09, 2012 at 09:06:26PM +1000, Andrew Greig wrote:
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> <andrewg_> I have a few minutes before I head to work.had a bad
> experience of 0.3.3 loaded though a suse 12.1 rpm.  Initially it was
> fantastic! It displayed all of the camera functions of my Canon Eos 600D
> <andrewg_> But after trying a few shots from my AMD 64bit Desktop, I
> thought I would load it into my Suse 12.1 on a CQ43 Compaq notebook
> (64bit) as well
> <andrewg_> Long story - short.  Both computers lost the contents of
> their Xauthority and ICEauthority files, and on reboot I had no display
> on either computer.  
> <andrewg_> I needed to get the laptop going again quickly so after
> trying a suggestion from another member of our LUG I gave up and
> reloaded the system.

I'm damned if I know why it should cause X to crash on you, especially
not why it should continue to have problems after reboot. My best guess
for initial problem is that a memory leak in entangle caused it to
consume too much RAM, then triggering the dreaded OOM-killer, which
picked X to kill, but you should have seen some indiciation of the OOM
killer in your logs or console.

There were certainly some nasty memory leaks in that version, which I have
fixed in the very latest release, so hopefully this won't recur with 0.4.1. 
Let me know if it remains a problem.

Daniel
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