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Ian Borg (icb AT wavefrontacoustictechnology DOT com) wrote:
> The error is usually a segmentation fault in /var/log/messages:
> May 11 12:04:13 fussbudget kernel: [197095.793247] pcb[24272]: segfault
> at 60 ip 00007f991fa097d2 sp 00007ffc6566c4f0 error 4 in
> i915_dri.so[7f991f73d000+51c000]
> May 11 12:04:13 fussbudget kernel: pcb[24272]: segfault at 60 ip
> 00007f991fa097d2 sp 00007ffc6566c4f0 error 4 in i915_dri.so[7f991f73d000
> +51c000]
..
> I can't pin it down

i915_dri.so is from mesa.

Basically you can't do much when you're using a binary distro. You'll
have to live with whatever your vendor (Fedora) provides you with.


//Peter