01 Jan 14, 03:42PM
We would probably need to see console output to start finding the problem.
For now, when it hangs, instead of restarting the PC, try this:
Press Ctrl-Alt-F1 to drop to terminal, and log in.
Type "ps aux | grep linux" and find the line that has "linux_client" or "linux_64_client". This is AssaultCube. The first number in the line, after your username, is the PID, e.g., 32000.
Kill the process: "kill -9 32000".
Press Ctrl-Alt-F7 to return to X.
For now, when it hangs, instead of restarting the PC, try this:
Press Ctrl-Alt-F1 to drop to terminal, and log in.
Type "ps aux | grep linux" and find the line that has "linux_client" or "linux_64_client". This is AssaultCube. The first number in the line, after your username, is the PID, e.g., 32000.
Kill the process: "kill -9 32000".
Press Ctrl-Alt-F7 to return to X.