Does the whole system crash in this situation? What says the syslog
file? Can you still boot in a sane state when dri is disabled?

Well, i cant get back to a virtual terminal, so i cant exactly tell if
the system has crashed or not.

Even with dri disabled, i still get X dead.

Going back to try to reproduce, i cant seem to get *any* setting using
the -10-generic kernel to get a working X, in normal mode.

In single user (aka. recovery) mode, i can /etc/init.d/kdm start, or run
startx without a problem, and get a GUI.

Attaching various working and not working syslog files and xorg configs

** Attachment added: "not working syslog (2/10)"
   http://librarian.launchpad.net/4605902/non-workingsyslog

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[Regression] 2.6.17-8-generic makes X crash if DRI is enabled in xorg.conf
https://launchpad.net/bugs/61979

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