Xorg failing in older computer
by fredmyra from LinuxQuestions.org on (#4WN7H)
Hi ! I haven't been able to use any desktop in an older computer -
dmesg @ Slacko >>> https://pastebin.com/ma9wAG1Q
hardware >>>>>>>>>> https://pastebin.com/QVvTwRUN
diverse Xorg.0.logs https://pastebin.com/AgCr6L1X
I can use OpenBox with CrunchBang++, SlackoPuppy 6.3.2 and TiniCoreLinux. I can use different wms with Tini Core.
I haven succeeded in starting any Ubnuntu-based distro.
I have eventually used Debian-based distros (besides CRunchbang++) especially BunsenLabs. But when that happens it is always quite unstable feezing easily.
lshw says my computer has 64bits core and 32 bits width - something I don't know how to interpret. I have tried with both 64 and 32 versions.
Crunchbang++ has vmlinuz-4.19.0-5-686
PuppyLinux uname -a >>>>>> Linux puppypc9625 3.14.55 #1 SMP Mon Oct 26 11:54:01 AEST 2015 i686 Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 440 @ 2.00GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
Tiny Core is x86
I get often segmentation faults or kernel panic when trying to start desktops, and messages seem to often point at xorg.
Can you provide any guidance on how to handle this problem ?
dmesg @ Slacko >>> https://pastebin.com/ma9wAG1Q
hardware >>>>>>>>>> https://pastebin.com/QVvTwRUN
diverse Xorg.0.logs https://pastebin.com/AgCr6L1X
I can use OpenBox with CrunchBang++, SlackoPuppy 6.3.2 and TiniCoreLinux. I can use different wms with Tini Core.
I haven succeeded in starting any Ubnuntu-based distro.
I have eventually used Debian-based distros (besides CRunchbang++) especially BunsenLabs. But when that happens it is always quite unstable feezing easily.
lshw says my computer has 64bits core and 32 bits width - something I don't know how to interpret. I have tried with both 64 and 32 versions.
Crunchbang++ has vmlinuz-4.19.0-5-686
PuppyLinux uname -a >>>>>> Linux puppypc9625 3.14.55 #1 SMP Mon Oct 26 11:54:01 AEST 2015 i686 Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 440 @ 2.00GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
Tiny Core is x86
I get often segmentation faults or kernel panic when trying to start desktops, and messages seem to often point at xorg.
Can you provide any guidance on how to handle this problem ?