Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.3) Installed from: Gentoo Packages Compiler: gcc version 3.4.6 (Gentoo 3.4.6-r1, ssp-3.4.5-1.0, pie-8.7.9) OS: Linux I am experiencing what must be one of the weirdest bugs I have ever come across. The way to reproduce it is: - Log in to a KDE session. - Start konqueror and browse to a certain Doxygen generated page ( has caller, callee graphs, regular documentation etc. and is about 20 screenfuls ), hosted locally by Apache on the computer. - Start gvim. Either at this point, or when I maximize the gvim window after it appears, the computer locks up completely. Moons must have aligned properly for me:) Some details that might be relevant: - The computer is an IBM Thinkpad T30, with an ATI Radeon Mobility 7500 graphics card. - This started happening after I upgraded Xorg to the 7 series. The driver is the open source Radeon driver that comes with Xorg. - I have a dual-monitor set-up, laptop LCD + a Samsung LCD, both running in 1280x1024 resolution, using "MergedFB" and "MergedXinerama" modes of the Radeon driver. - I have experienced similar lock-ups when I ran firefox too, which makes me think it might be a gui toolkit problem. - If I don't immediately run gvim after the page loads, but browse to other pages and come back, the probability of the lock-up decreases. - If the page I open is another page for another class, generated from the same codebase with same Doxygen parameters, it doesn't lock up. - I didn't have these lock-ups when I was using Xfce as the desktop environment. - The problem is independent of KDE settings, since I could reproduce with a newly created user. Unfortunately I cannot post the page that helps me consistently reproduce, since it is confidential. I wouldn't expect anybody other than me to be able to reproduce it anyhow, since it looks like a very particular set-up triggers the bug. What I am hoping is instructions and suggestions as to how I can debug this further. Thanks in advance.
Hi. Since there is not really anything we can do to debug this issue, I am closing it. Please feel free to reopen the report if you can still reproduce it with a recent version of KDE, *and* provide a sample file that triggers the lockup.