On Fri, Feb 01, 2008 at 01:10:43PM +0600, Roman S Dubtsov wrote:
> Hi, 
> 
> Thanks a lot for the replies!
> 
> First, I have forgot to mention that I run FVWM under gnome-session manager. 
> I 
> think that this may be important, because sometimes gnome-settings-daemon 
> resets the wallpaper to the one from gnome settings (I wish I could turn this 
> off, very annoying). After FVWM crash I still have X up and running and I am 
> able to restart FVWM from console.
> 
> Next, I have two separate screens: DFP and TV set up using nvidia proprietary 
> driver. I have also reproduced the issue using open-source nv dirver, so 
> screen setup probably is not an issue.
> 
> Also, I have attached:
> * crash.log.bz2 --- log file obtained after source modifications described in 
> Viktor's e-mail,
> * gdb.log.bz2 --- gdb log,
> * fvwm.tar.bz2 --- my config (stripped down a bit).

I could take just a quick look at the output.  We have

  average_pixmap = something != 0
  cs->width = 720
  cs->height = 360
  image = 0
  k = 0

> The config consists of multiple files that are sourced from .fvwm/config. All 
> colorset definitions and some uses are in data/decorations/current/script 
> (Translucent is a left-over from the times I used that patch, now I don't). 
> Other files where colorsets are used are:
> * data/panels/combopanel-horz
> * data/scripts/FvwmScript-NetworkPanel
> * data/scripts/FvwmScript-ClockCalendar
> 
> PS. I have added a check for NULL after XGetImage with a goto to the cleanup 
> portion of the function and was not able to reproduce the crash.
> 
> PPS. Just in case, periodically (several minutes after startup, and a day or 
> two later) I also observe screen lock-ups after dragging a window: window is 
> not moved, I cannot click on anything, but if there's video output, it goes 
> on normally. After ~10-15 seconds everything is back to normal.

Ciao

Dominik ^_^  ^_^

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Dominik Vogt

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