Mathais,
I do not mean in any way to disparage anyone's efforts in writing
drivers for graphics cards. My comment was simply an attempt to
summarize the situation with respect to getting a graphics card to work
under X based on what I read in the bug reports. I upgraded from an ATI
9600 to an ATI
Under openSUSE 11.1 (64bit) it seems that with catalyst 9.5 the problem
is gone (I am using an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3650). The X server starts
up just fine without using aticonfig --acpi-services=off. (This also
solves a problem with the HDMI output (hot-plug) recognition.)
I am sorry, that I
Hi Dominik,
good to know, thank you.
Please can you provide the following info:
- Xorg version provided by OpenSUSE
- Kernel version provided by OpenSUSE
- Exact version of flgrx driver provided by OpenSUSE
I really cannot understand what is causing the kernel BUG with my
combination of ATI
@Liuk: Sure! Here is the info:
- Xorg version provided by OpenSUSE
X.Org 7.4 (also X.Org X Server 1.5.2)
- Kernel version provided by OpenSUSE
2.6.27.23 (Likely to be heavily patched by OpenSUSE; exact name kernel-default
2.6.27.23-0.1.1)
- Exact version of flgrx driver provided by OpenSUSE
Great Dominik! A BIG thank you! I was getting crazy about this, you
avoided me a downgrade to 8.10 :-)
Turning acpi-services=off it seems to work!
Ctrl-Alt-F1 switch to VC works
Suspend and resume works
Compiz works
VMware Workstation 3D acceleration works
I've only a message like this from the
Georges,
How is this related to the bug? Just for the record, the mobility radeon
3650 mentioned in the initial posting is not one of the older cards
not supported anylonger since fglrx 9.4. However, these cards are
supposed to be supported by the open source driver - the efforts AMD has
done to
So if I understand correctly, many ATI chipsets will no longer be
supported by the fglrx driver under Ununtu and some other distributions
of Linux. No atempt will be made by AMD to maintain support for even
relatively recent chipsets and using the fglrx driver is really just
gambling. This means
After upgrading from 8.10 to 9.04 64 bit on my HP EliteBook 8530p with ATI HD
3650, I can confirm that fglrx 8.600 provided by Jaunty is not working.
The machine is hanging with Black Screen of Death.
The Xorg.0.log is not reporting anything useful. I was not able to catch any
other message from
I also have a 8530p; I can attest that the workaround with aticonfig does not
work.
My Xorg.log is slightly different from the one attached to the bug, since it
appears that the card is
properly initialised (but still I cannot see anything). I attach the relevant
file.
There is no trace of
@fermulator.
Indeed, I thought something could be wrong with the latest patch of
Ubuntu/8.10 xserver.
My card is an X1300.
Yes, indeed we are screwed.
For several reasons:
1) Staying with fglrx (even if it worked), woudl mean renounce to new
releases of Ubuntu/Linux
2) Choosing the ati
Apparently this is an incompatibilty from ATI (fglrx) with the latest xserver?
The move from Ubuntu 8.04 to 8.10 has a newer version of xserver, which is
incompatible with ATI's latest 9.3 Catalyst. The worst part is, that I just
noticed that ATI recently announced the following cards as
I can say the bug is still alive, at least with my X1300 on Ubuntu/8.10
It is interesting that the Xlog file does not show any error at all. But
the X hangs just before giving the login gdm window.
I tried all the suggestions posted here (included the --acpi-
services=off) without success.
At
It seems that there exists a workaround for this problem, which involves
running
aticonfig --acpi-services=off
after aticonfig --initial.
I have tested this on ubuntu 8.10 (32-bit, catalyst 9.3) and ubuntu 9.04
post-beta (64-bit, catalyst pre-9.4).
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May be this bug is hardware/chipset dependend. I did a fresh dual boot
install of Intrepid on my windows pc equipped with a HD4850 and did
activate fglrx via hardware manager which installed the repository
version (9.3 I think). No such problem up to now.
FYI lspci output attached
mfg
I figured out why even rolling back to the older version of fglrx didn't
work for me: looks like my card is fried, at least the 3D functions do
not seem to work at all. From the scorching around the GPU area, it
looks like it massively overheated (it is a passively-cooled X1300). Not
sure if this
I can confirm this on Mythbuntu Intrepid. Rescue boot xfix works for
me but as soon as I use Jockey to load the fglrx driver, the system will
hang at the next reboot before loading GDM with a black screen, totally
unresponsive system and my monitor telling me it detected an unsupported
video
Problem persists with fglrx version 9.3 released today. See
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/346372
for my bug report which apparently is the same than the problem
described here.
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I also get this with the latest and greatest bits as of today. And doing
a safe mode boot and selecting xfix doesn't fix the problem either.
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I can confim the crash on Jaunty (32-bit) reported by Dana Goyette on a
HP Elitebook 8530p (Mobility Radeon HD 3650). See lspci output of this
machine above.
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Not fixed -- still panics on Jaunty with fglrx 8.600 (amd64).
** Changed in: fglrx-installer (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released = Confirmed
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Note on that 8.750: that's a typo; should be 8.570.
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* New upstream release. (Closes LP: #313027, #314600)
- Fixes LP: #253988, #179042, #241176, #284408, #287229, #296497,
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This is still broken for me in the just-uploaded fglrx 8.600 driver for
Jaunty -- I still get a kernel panic. Note that this is on the
2.6.28-10-generic amd64 kernel.
Another related bug report: https://bugs.launchpad.net/fglrx/+bug/288620
** Attachment added: fglrx-still-panics.log
The problem is still there with the new 9.2 version of catalyst. I
tested it under kubuntu 8.10 32-bit and opensuse 11.1 64-bit.
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Seems pretty confirmed to me.
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Hmm, I just tried booting the 64-bit Intrepid (8.04.1) ISO (on a USB
drive); the same thing happens there. I believe there must be something
wrong with the newer versions of the driver (in this case, the just-
released Catalyst 9.1). Some time this weekend, I can make a spare
full-install of
I experience the very same problems under (k)ubuntu 8.10. The fglrx
driver comming with ubuntu is works, but not perfect (e.g. the
performance is mediocre). When I install newer version of the driver
from the ati website (8.12 or 9.1) I experience a crash of the X server
and a blank screen on
I forgot to mention that I use a Mobility Radeon 3650 HD chipset on a HP
Elitebook 8530p notebook. I will add an xorg logfile for the 8.12
driver.
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log-8.12
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21973944/Xorg.0.log-8.12
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I had nearly the same problem with a fresh installation of Intrepid and
fglrx from the repositories and with the current version available at
the amd/ati site. My grafic card is a HD3450.
The driver did work immediately after installation by only restarting
gdm but did hang after reboot. I didn't
Sure can do.
** Attachment added: 8530w-ati-lspci-nnvv.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21258958/8530w-ati-lspci-nnvv.log
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** Description changed:
I am currently using Jaunty with the latest 2.6.28-4-generic #8-Ubuntu
x86-64 kernel, and any time I try to use fglrx 8.552 or 8.561 (apt-
pinned to Intrepid X server and libdrm2), I get the system hanging at a
black screen when I try to start X, followed by a
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It is the same root cause though. We await a new build of -fglrx from
ATI, and it is not expected to work until then.
This is standard whenever we go into a new development version of
Ubuntu. After we've updated xserver and/or the kernel, both -fglrx and
-nvidia break until we receive new
It also happens on the Intrepid LiveCD, though -- don't tell me that the
new X server in Jaunty causes that. I've also tried the leaked 8.750
(with INTREPID X server and INTREPID libdrm2!) and it still happens.
Video card is the FireGL equivalent of the Mobility Radeon HD3650.
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** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 313027
MASTER: fglrx does not support xserver 1.6
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 313027 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/313027
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 313027
MASTER: fglrx does not support xserver 1.6
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 313027 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/313027
This is NOT a duplicate: apt-pinned to Intrepid X server and libdrm2
and In addition, using the official ATI installer to buildandinstallpkg
Ubuntu/intrepid within the Intrepid LiveCD gives the same result.
** Attachment added: fglrx-ouch.log
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