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From: xuyuanwei on 18 Jun 2010 11:30
My system is Squeeze with kernel 2.6.32-5,in fact only the version 7.0.8
works normally. I used to install the Adobe Reader V8.1x on Lenny and
today I tried V9.3.2, both will make the system frozen.

No special action,just open an pdf file whatever language and after
browse about more than half an hour,I found the screen has no response.
Try "Ctrl+Alt+F1" or "Alt+Fx" to switch to another console,but no
lucky.At last I have to press the Power key to turn off.

After reboot,I took a look at the log files: messages, syslog,
Xorg.0.log.Old, dmesg.0,but there is nothing about the problem.And
google "adobe reader kernel frozen/crash",I didn't get the same case.

My video card is VIA P4M900 Chrome 9 HC with driver:
xserver-xorg-video-openchrome 1:0.2.904
+svn827-1
I used to think there may be conflict between the driver and Adobe,but
have no evidence.


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From: Camaleón on 18 Jun 2010 13:50
On Fri, 18 Jun 2010 23:20:42 +0800, xuyuanwei wrote:

> My system is Squeeze with kernel 2.6.32-5,in fact only the version 7.0.8
> works normally. I used to install the Adobe Reader V8.1x on Lenny and
> today I tried V9.3.2, both will make the system frozen.

What becomes frozen, Lenny or Squeeze? :-?

> No special action,just open an pdf file whatever language and after
> browse about more than half an hour,I found the screen has no response.
> Try "Ctrl+Alt+F1" or "Alt+Fx" to switch to another console,but no
> lucky.At last I have to press the Power key to turn off.

Half an hour is much time.

Are you sure the crash comes from Acrobat Reader? You can launch Acrobat
Reader at command line to look for any output error. Also, the crash
could be just X, not the whole system. Can you login via ssh when the
system seems to be frozen?

> After reboot,I took a look at the log files: messages, syslog,
> Xorg.0.log.Old, dmesg.0,but there is nothing about the problem.And
> google "adobe reader kernel frozen/crash",I didn't get the same case.

Look at Xorg log (/var/log/xorg.0.log).

> My video card is VIA P4M900 Chrome 9 HC with driver:
> xserver-xorg-video-openchrome 1:0.2.904
> +svn827-1
> I used to think there may be conflict between the driver and Adobe,but
> have no evidence.

Acrobat Reader is not in the list of my favorite programs. I prefer
Evince or Okular in a 1000:1 ratio: they are faster, lighter and safer
>:-)

Greetings,

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