mvgulik wrote:For the video is seems to use the default drivers that come with the OS. (ie: no proprietary drivers are in use)
If I were you, I'd make sure to install the debug symbols for libc and see if that expands the stack trace down into the driver. Since you are using the open source drivers, you should be able to install the debug symbols for those as well when you see from the expanded stack trace what file they come from. One of the problems with the log-file right now is that it stops directly at the first frame, in libc, which is, in all likelihood, due to a lack of debug symbols.
Also, I know next to nothing about Mint, but the drivers likely come from the Mesa package (which is commonly split up among several distro packages by the distro maintainers), so I'd check to see if they're using the latest version. Or contrariwise, perhaps, if they're using a too new, experimental version.
MagicManICT wrote:Seems like that could be a problem itself. Generic driver is trying to access memory the graphics device memory controller isn't allowing or something along that as a possible issue. I'm not even close to a Linux geek (not even much of a Windows one anymore).
From my (admittedly somewhat limited) knowledge of the Linux GPU driver stack, there shouldn't be any room for any such issue.