The problem is that you probably use the same GPU as main device for your xserver and it is also configured in xorg.conf.
That way, there is a - very restrict and few seconds - timeout during which the program must respond.
For some (slow) kernels + GPU etc setup this is just not possible. In windows we know of a reg patch hack, see http://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=timeout_patch .
In linux you can avoid that X11 uses this specific card (you may need to somehow modify xorg.conf) or (I think) just simply stopping the lightdm etc also solves the problem, without hacking w/ config files.
Maybe someone else can tell us if there is a nicer hack to set the timeout in a similar way as we can do with the windows registry patch?
Maybe a timeout option of xorg.conf itself?
That way, there is a - very restrict and few seconds - timeout during which the program must respond.
For some (slow) kernels + GPU etc setup this is just not possible. In windows we know of a reg patch hack, see http://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=timeout_patch .
In linux you can avoid that X11 uses this specific card (you may need to somehow modify xorg.conf) or (I think) just simply stopping the lightdm etc also solves the problem, without hacking w/ config files.
Maybe someone else can tell us if there is a nicer hack to set the timeout in a similar way as we can do with the windows registry patch?
Maybe a timeout option of xorg.conf itself?