Comment # 32
on bug 105425
from MirceaKitsune
(In reply to iive from comment #31) Sounds a lot more complicated, but I'm gladly willing to try it as long as there's no risk of anything permanently breaking my system. The main problem is that I wasn't able to get the SysRq keys working in openSUSE Tumbleweed, which I tried as to enable the "REISUB" keys. I could really use clear instructions on how to enable and test them in openSUSE... ideally during runtime without having to make any permanent system changes. I need to remember how apitrace works, been a while since I used that. Also I remember it generated really a huge file, and the longer you run the program for the bigger it gets... if it doesn't happen within a few seconds I may gave a +1 GB trace, and I'm not sure where I can share that with the devs online. One thing to note: I have two computers at home, with mine being the crashy one and my mother's being an old and slow but stable machine. I can use SSH to connect in between them from bash. The problem is that the moment my machine freezes, its SSH connection instantly dies on the other PC as well... therefore I'm not sure how helpful this option is. The "r_shadows 2" option in Xonotic clearly makes a difference: Without it the crash only occurs after 3 hours... with it it's anywhere between a few seconds and at most 45 minutes. Definitely my best test case so far.
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