El sábado, 22 de abril de 2006 15:17, Tore Anderson escribió: > Package: xserver-xorg > Version: 1:7.0.14 > Severity: important > First off, apologies for the lack of detail in this bug report. I > simply do not know what's going on nor how to debug it. :-/ I think that you could use xev in order to know if X.Org is receiving input: I am supposing you are "capable" of making the failure happen quickly (more or less). First launch a terminal and a browser in the same desktop. Then use xwininfo in order to obtain the ID of the browser. Then launch xev -id WINDOW_ID in the terminal and feel free to surf. As you will see, xev intercepts *every* event belonging to the window (key presses, mouse movements, etc.). When it happens, you can tell us if you start to lack output in the xev terminal. If so, I would guess for a kernel problem. If not...well, we could try another thing. :-) Does it seem feasible to you? Best regards, Ender. -- Hey, Mom, I saw a bunch of products on TV that I didn't know existed, but I desperately need! -- Calvin (Calvin & Hobbes comic strip). -- Desarrollador de Debian Debian developer
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