On 2007-02-03, edercarneiru@gmail.com <edercarneiru@gmail.com>
wrote:> I'm using SuSE 10.2 on a x86 system. I was previously using suse 10.1
> and wine was working fine. When I upgraded, i could not get wine
> working again. Everytime i try to launch it, using any windows
> program, it simply crashes x11 and i get back to xdm login screen. I
> can not put more info here since i don't know how to get them. Does
> wine save any log or something like?
My guess would be your X server and/or graphics card drivers
are causing the X crash. No matter what an application
does, the X server should not crash--at least in theory.
Check /var/log/messages and /var/log/Xorg.0.log or whatever
your X server log file is. There may be something there.
One thing that might solve the crashes would be to disable
DRI/DRM and/or other acceleration options. Your X config
file would be the place to make those changes. Of course,
make a backup copy first.
If Suse has the option of booting to a text console rather
than XDM, that can avoid some chicken-and-egg problems while
playing with X config stuff. With Redhat-related systems,
you use runlevel 3 rather than runlevel 5 to do that, then
use startx to start an X server.
HTH
--
Robert Riches
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(Yes, that is one of my email addresses.)