Problems Xorg/Console

[sjlopezb]

Hi:

I have a problem with this laptop I do not know if it is normal or not.

It turns out that when I'm in the X work great any other program that has at all times.

But at the moment of truth, when I restarted the console, once in the X, are no longer.

Of X to a console, I get a line in the middle of the screen just 10 seconds.

I commented that it was the graphics card is overheating, which I do not think that because the temperature is generally out of 50 ~ 60 ° C.

I do not overclock or do anything. Natural right and the graphics card. Even using nvclock.

Thanks to fan me down to 40 ~ 45 ° C.

When I restart does not restart, I get stuck unless they do so with the power button (but yes, always with the black screen on the console).

This laptop has an age of almost 4 years.

Send this report in case anyone happens more than me Wheezy use Debian (Unstable).

Thank you very much who I answer.

[sjlopezb]

I add more:

After rebooting the consoles are perfectly, but when I go to X go well when I make a change between X and consoles, and if I close the lid I have it programmed to turn off the monitor to save energy. Well there I fail causing the change of the consoles. And when I restart the Debian freezes at the end of everything (all processes killed).

In fact, I have to press the power button to turn it off (hold 4 seconds).

Is this normal, or is there a problem with Xserver-xorg the same?

I put everything in the attachment. I see nothing much to look the wrong.

As I say, use Debian Sid (Wheezy).

Just have to do a clean installation picking back up and others.

Thank you very much who I answer.

[kokoko3k]

It is hard to understand you, but maybe your issue is:
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=173214

[sjlopezb]

Nothing, that is overheating.

Right now I have a test and passing with glxgears restarting, I had the card to 52 Celsius, jumped to 63 in a minute.

I think I should not because it fails to activate 3D.

I think I have to say goodbye to Linux in a season with this laptop, until I have another laptop.

In fact, only be a few months until this laptop dies.

What can we do. :-/

Anyway, thank you very much.

[tadawson]

Considering that your laptop is old, have you considered cleaning the heatsinks? The temp rise may simply be due to crap in the fan/heatsink preventing proper cooling . . .

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[sjlopezb]

Originally Posted by tadawson

Considering that your laptop is old, have you considered cleaning the heatsinks? The temp rise may simply be due to crap in the fan/heatsink preventing proper cooling . . .

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No.

Solution: Installing 290.10 = SOLVED.

http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=173214

And this:

http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=177062

For now, they're at it, because they have detected another problem. Do not become overheated. I've said.

They're in it and are reviewing the matter.

Thank's.