I'm running an AMD Radeon HD 6450 with the driver downloaded and
installed from the AMD website (http://support.amd.com/en-
us/download/desktop?os=Linux%20x86)
When running sudo lsof -P `pidof X` I would also see a lot of entries
like another user mentioned above:
Xorg 21747 root 103r REG 8,4 0
This is looking more and more like a X server resource leak.
I reached this state again after a couple of days (as I usually do) and
tried to capture some information to compare with the clean-state data,
so I closed everything I had open until I had only the clients that I
normally have right
I don't think this is an issue with a hardcoded constant in X, not
unless someone recently made it much smaller. I hadn't seen this problem
at all in 15+ years of using Linux/X, not until upgrading from 10.04LTS
to 12.04LTS.
More likely it's a newly introduced resource leak in X or gnome.
I'm
I've just hit this bug in 13.04 using nvidia drivers.
but the 280+ instances of Kblankscrn from the screen saver bug currently
going around probably contributes!
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Nothing to do with ATI, I hit this on NVIDIA as well. In my case, I have
many, many copies of evince running.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/910539
Title:
Anyway, googling for the error message suggests that lots of people hit
this; its a hard-coded constant in an X11 header file; it would need to
be changes and have X11 recompiled, or made into a run-time configurable
parameter.
Lets just hope that Wayland doesn't have this problem ...
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Although I agree with both points. It is hard coded limit in X11, and
you can hit it with NVIDIA drivers. However, in this case, there is a
bug in the ATI drivers which causes users to hit this limit sooner due
to elevated number of windows created and/or not released correctly.
Wayland *should*
There is an easy way around this -- rename (or even delete) the file
/etc/ati/atiapfuser.blb. From my research this is a user profile which
doesn't seem to be utilized, at least in my case. When that files exist,
you will see LOTS of entries like:
Xorg21747 root 103r REG8,4
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: fglrx-installer (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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What GPU and driver (w/ version) is everyone using? I've noticed the
/etc/ati/atiapfuser on mine and would like to see if this could be the
actual reason.
Thanks,
J
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I've had 200 zenity instances (xlsclients | sort | uniq -c), killed it
(killall zenity) and now everything works fine. The problem appeared
after 35 days uptime.
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