mulix wrote:
> On Thu, 17 Jan 2002, Daniel Feiglin wrote:
>
>
>>>let me get this straight - it's KDE that's crashing, and perhaphs also
>>>X, right?
>>>
>>Can't say for sure. The only way to establish that would be to run a
>>different Window Manager for an extended period.
>>
>
> i meant that it's not the kernel crashing - in other words, it's not a
> complete lockup.
>
>
>>why do you think nothing gets to the log?
>>'Coz I looked!!
>>
>
> i've yet to see a project that doesnt have an option to turn on
> debugging output. i dont doubt the fact you looked, but i highly doubt
> the fact that under no circumstances does anything get written to the
> logs. as a last resort, run kde under strace [or syscalltrack, when it's
> mature enough ;)]
>
I replied to similar remarks by Tzafrir Cohen a few minutes ago. I haven't had
time yet to figure out how (if at all) you turn on KDE debugging. (Was at Moshe
Bar's lecture on Friday [nice stuff], got home just before Shabbat.)
Re strace - would you care to suggest which switches/options would be most useful?
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