Hello,
I run FreeBSD 9.0-STABLE, with the DRI/KMS patch version 14.5 and world built yesterday with CVS updated.
To reboot the system I run shutdown -r now (my user is in the operator group) and randomly, the system hangs while trying to reboot, and I think this is because of the experimental graphic driver (the patch mentioned).
Unfortunately, I don't know what is making the system hang, because there is no record and nothing is displayed because of the driver.
Then I keep pushing the power button of my computer to force it shutdown/off.
When rebooting, FreeBSD makes a filesystem check, everything continues after that.
But when logging into KDE/Gnome/awesome/whatever, some configurations of many applications are simply erased and reset to defaults, here is the problem.
What can I do to handle that?
I run FreeBSD 9.0-STABLE, with the DRI/KMS patch version 14.5 and world built yesterday with CVS updated.
To reboot the system I run shutdown -r now (my user is in the operator group) and randomly, the system hangs while trying to reboot, and I think this is because of the experimental graphic driver (the patch mentioned).
Unfortunately, I don't know what is making the system hang, because there is no record and nothing is displayed because of the driver.
Then I keep pushing the power button of my computer to force it shutdown/off.
When rebooting, FreeBSD makes a filesystem check, everything continues after that.
But when logging into KDE/Gnome/awesome/whatever, some configurations of many applications are simply erased and reset to defaults, here is the problem.
What can I do to handle that?