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Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2014 08:19:17 -0400
From: Christopher Barry christopher.r.ba...@gmail.com
To: Yomi Ogunwumi abyo...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [e-users] Debugging
On Mon, 16 Jun 2014 22:27:10 -0400
Yomi Ogunwumi abyo...@gmail.com wrote:
Moving from phab to the mailing list...
Wednesday, June 4th — 9.57am
I think Finding memory problems with valgrind in Debugging needs to be
rewritten.
Yesterday I was using it to attempt to provide useful information for
T1315 and T1277. I followed it, but when it gets to launching another
X Server and starting enlightenment, everything started to fall apart.
The X Server starts, but trying to run E on it failed for me, all I
got was a black screen and a cursor.
* You don't need to run valgrind separately.
* It never covers the options of `enlightenment` or
`enlightenment_start`.
* Assumes that the reader/user is looking for memory problems by
default.
I'd make the (limited) changes myself, but I want to know if anyone
else had anything to say. I don't know what else I'd add, as I'm not
really well versed with debugging.
Also, does anyone know how to kill an X Server started with sudo X
-ac :1 ? htop doesn't seem to help.
Yomi
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$ sudo pkill -f X -ac :1
that should find the correct x instance.
$ sudo pkill -n X
may also work, but ymmv.
On Debian-based systems, pkill and pgrep are found in the 'procps'
package.
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Christopher Barry
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