xorg (WITH_NEW_XORG) on 10-CURRENT i386

[Matthias Apitz]

Hello,

I've done on an empty VM i386 with 10-CURRENT r250588 and ports r319094
the following xorg compilation:

    /etc/make.conf:

    WITH_NEW_XORG=yes
    WITHOUT_HAL=yes
    WITHOUT_PKGNG=yes

    # rm -rf /usr/local/* /var/db/pkg/* /compat/linux/*
    # cd /usr/ports/x11/xorg 
    # make install clean BATCH=yes WITH_DEBUG=yes

Then I've created packages from the installed ports (based on the names
in /var/db/pkg) and moved them to my laptop with:

    # cd /var/db/pkg
    # pkg_delete -f xorg*
    # pkg_delete -f xf86-*
    # cd PKGDIR-r250588-ports.r319094-auroraVM
    # pkg_add xorg-7.7.tgz

The Xorg comes up fine but crashes and shows the following symptoms (I run
the 'startx' from a SSH session):

1. an intent to switch to another console with CTRL-ALT-F1 hard locks
the system;
2. after reboot and next 'startx', an attempt to start a 'xterm' crashes
the system to auto reboot;

The detailed hardware configuration is visible in the
'Xorg.0.log.upFine' attachment of my mail Message-ID:
<20130530163024.GA7090 at sh4-5.1blu.de> from May 30 to this list;

I will redo the compilation with USE_GCC=any, because I have somehow the
feeling that it is a 'clang' related problem;

should I file a PR?

thx

	matthias

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