You could also try manually editing your xorg.conf file. From the i810
man page:
Option "VBERestore" "boolean"
Enable or disable the use of VBE save/restore for saving
and restoring the initial text mode. This
is disabled by default because it causes lockups on
some platforms. However, there are some cases
where it must enabled for the correct restoration of the
initial video mode. If you are having a
problem with that, try enabling this option. Default:
Disabled.
If that got enabled by xorgconfig, well, disable it.
Also, without DRI enabled you are going to be using X.org software GL,
which I have found to be unstable for many (Qt/KDE) applications.
Updating my use flags to "-opengl" and re-emerging with --newuse
improved the stability of X and KDE on my system dramatically.
-Richard
Raphael Melo de Oliveira Bastos Sales wrote:
>Possible solutions:
>1 - Recompile your kernel to allow for i810 DRM and FrameBuffer support
>2 - VIDEO_CARDS="i810" emerge x11-drm
>3 - On the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file, see to it that your video driver is i810.
>
>If they don't work, try setting you video driver to vesa, it shouldn't
>get any problems.
>
>Hope I can be of help,
>
>Raphael
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