Nathan Fain wrote on 2003-07-17: > Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote: > > > Nathan Fain wrote: > > > >> I have a SuSE8.1 system installed with the XFree86 4.3.0 packages from > >> SuSE for 8.1 and KDE 3.1 on top of that. 50% of the times that I run an > >> application we wrote I get the following error: > >> XIO: fatal IO error 0 (Success) on X server "ebony:0.0" > >> after 14 requests (13 known processed) with 0 events remaining. > >> > >> then that is it and it exits. The other 50% of the time it runs > >> perfectly. NOTE: I compiled the application using gcc3.1. If I compile > >> it on a SuSE7.1 system with the SuSE X 4.2.0 packages and then run it on > >> a SuSE8.1 system it works fine. Also note: this happens on all of the > >> SuSe8.1 system I have (about 20 or so) so it can't be specific to Video > >> card (they all have various cards). Bellow is the last lines of an > >> strace on the application. Note: DRI is setup and working and loads > >> just fine from the looks of the X log. > >> > >> Any clues?? > > > > > > Sounds very interesting. What does this application do? does it use > > libGl and friends or only does 2D stuff? If you run the X server on > > the systems in vga mode (no acceleration) does it still behave the same? > > > > Gilad. > > > It does use OpenGL. The application opens multiple image squence > windows for comparison. Just find it a bit strange that it 1: works > sometime, 2: works perfectly when compiled on a SuSE7.1 system (X4.2, > mesa 3.4) and then run on this newer system. btw, I have mesa 4.0.3 if > it matters and I've run the demo's and set the permission and mesa has > given me it's blessing. > I've just experienced this very error from a fresh wine build. After some googling, I gathered that this is known to be related to incompatibilities of wine with glibc 2.3, which were/are being worked upon; installing wine for rh9 (I have rh9) from SourceForge fixed this. I don't know how is this related to Nathan's error but perhaps it will turn the light for somebody else...
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