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DRI lockup with AGP on ati (mobility radeon rv350)
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If I use my ATI 8500 card and turn off DRI in xorg.conf, I don't have
any problems with hangs (Intrepid uptime over 8 hours!), so my problem
is probably similar to Bug #141551
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I tested the 2.6.24-20-generic kernel and it does not solve my hang.
Interesting tidbit, I could not update the kernel using my ATI 8500 video card.
Not enough uptime. Change to my Rage 128 and viola!
I do not want to say it too loud (yet), but 2.6.24-20-generic from the
proposed updates seems to finally fix the freeze for me!
I am sure that it was something subtle, so my compliments to who finally
got it!!!
Thanks
Sergio
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Further testing with Intrepid gave me random locks, though it is much more
stable than Hardy. Hardy will lock up unattended. Intrepid requires user
activity before it will lock up, and even then it will run for an hour or so.
I tried swapping out my video card, ATI Radeon 8500, with an ATI Rage
Just in case the post above is not clear, I did not get any lockups
using the ATI Rage 128 card. I used each distribution for the specified
amount of time, then rebooted back to my stable Kubuntu 7.04 when I was
finished.
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2.6.24.19.36 as recently pushed through the security channel has not
fixed the freeze issue (and quite reasonably, since it was not its
purpose I believe).
Ubuntu bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1 possibly
aggravating.
Specifically, solution step #3 in bug 1 gets severly hindered by
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Intrepid Ibex Alpha 1 (http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/intrepid/alpha1) appears
to work fine on my hardware (Ubuntu Server install).
12 hours of uptime so far with no crashes.
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In the end I resorted to experiment myself with vanilla 2.6.25.9.
Spent a night compiling it and the nvidia stuff.
It works without any problems and it is stable.
Hence:
- either 2.6.24 was a very poor choice for Hardy because the upstream 2.6.24 is
the cause of the random hard lockups;
- or
2.6.24-19 as recently provided through the hardy updates _does not_ fix
the issue. Using the less performing -rt kernel still remains the sole
solution to the freezes and lockups.
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2.6.24-19 in the hardy proposed repo _does not_ fix the issue
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Apparently the -rt kernel eliminates the freeze for me. However, it is
very bad in performance, with non-smooth scrolling, etc. and it does not
allow some modules to compile (e.g. slmodem).
Please, someone be so kind as either:
backport 2.6.25 to hardy (in case 2.6.25 does not freeze). The
Hi,
I am also experiencing random freezes with kernel 2.6.24-18 on a rather
old
asus a7v333 MB
AMD athlon CPU
1 GB memory
Nvidia Geoforce 2 (MX400)
ATA HD (with LVM)
wired internet
i.e. an hardware set rather similar to the one above.
I must say that I am using
- nvidia-glx
- smart link
Thanks for pointing that. I'll try 2.6.25 ASAP.
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I saw that the original bug was fixed with the 2.6.25 kernel being prepared
for Intrepid Ibex 8.10. I followed the instructions posted in this comment:
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/204996/comments/192
I've got over 6 hours of uptime in Hardy with the 2.6.25 kernel,
I also experience random freezes, mostly while using firefox 3b5 but
also while playing videos (avi, DVD, flash...). when the freeze occurs,
I got the same symptoms as the original post mentions. I noticed
something interesting: whe the system freezes while using FF3B5, then
little animated
I installed Fedora 9 on this same machine (different 40Gb hard drive) and have
had no problem with freezes in over an hour of uptime. This is much better
than the ~10 minute uptime I was getting with Hardy.
I know it uses a newer kernel and patches (2.6.25-14.fc9.i686 vs.
2.6.24-4.6-generic
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