I can confirm the bug is still there on a fresh install of Alpha6 with all updates.
I started compiz via SKIP_CHECKS and was able to use it for some minutes, then X froze and this time I couldn't even use SysRq to communicate with the kernel in order to shut it down.
I have to say I'm surprised there hasn't been any feedback from the people in charge. Is nobody working on this?
Has it been reported upstream?
I would be glad to help but it seems like there's very little interest in working on this.
Anyway... I did some investigation myself and installed Feisty again as well as Debian testing on this machine. Both are running fine with Compiz and the ati/radeon driver.
But both are using version 1:6.6.3-2 of xserver-xorg-video-ati so that may be no surprise after all.
If there's anything I can do to help investigate some more, please let me know.
I can confirm the bug is still there on a fresh install of Alpha6 with all updates.
I started compiz via SKIP_CHECKS and was able to use it for some minutes, then X froze and this time I couldn't even use SysRq to communicate with the kernel in order to shut it down.
I have to say I'm surprised there hasn't been any feedback from the people in charge. Is nobody working on this?
Has it been reported upstream?
I would be glad to help but it seems like there's very little interest in working on this. xorg-video- ati so that may be no surprise after all.
Anyway... I did some investigation myself and installed Feisty again as well as Debian testing on this machine. Both are running fine with Compiz and the ati/radeon driver.
But both are using version 1:6.6.3-2 of xserver-
If there's anything I can do to help investigate some more, please let me know.