[gentoo-user] Nvidia hangs Xorg

2006-03-04 Thread Jonatan Antoni

Hi there,

my problem of the freezing x-screen with the proprietary nvidia-drivers 
and firefox is solved for the moment.
I've just disabled the drivers agp-support by setting the option nvagp 
to zero in xorg.conf.
For me, it made no difference whether to use nvagp or agpgart, both 
leads in a hung-up.


Thanks for your ideas.
Jonatan
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Re: [gentoo-user] Nvidia hangs Xorg

2006-03-01 Thread Glenn Enright
On Thursday 02 March 2006 00:37, Jonatan Antoni wrote:
 Hi again,
 Starting up xorg just with 'startx' works fine.. xfce4 comes up. But
 lateron it hangs with nearly 100 percent of cpu-time usage,
 especially if I use the webbrowser firefox.

Use a process viewer to see what is chugging through the usage. It probably 
isnt your xorg configuration, although you might try changing the Modules 
section to this...
Section Module
# This loads some basic X extensions.
Loaddbe   # Double buffer extension
# Some graphics specific modules
Loadextmod# basic graphics subsystem extended 
support
Load glx  # glx support
EndSection

You might like to run revdep-rebuild -p and pay special attention to any 
graphics stuff that is broken. Im also running the same chipset and it goes 
flawlessly with that driver version.

Other posibilities, longshot but worth checking are sound (especially artsd in 
kde), and gtk support (firefox dependancy).

PS you did run 'opengl-update nvidia' right?

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Re: [gentoo-user] Nvidia hangs Xorg

2006-03-01 Thread Mark
i had the same problem, even when i would switch back to VT1 it would be
a black screen, so i uesed the drivers from nvidia.com and it worked
fine, seems to be a problem in portage


On Tue, 2006-02-28 at 14:48 +0100, Jonatan Antoni wrote:
 Hy there,
 
 I'm playing around with the nvidia kernel-modules and glx-drivers for x11 for 
 a while.
 First all works fine, but using mozilla-firefox crashes the x-server after a 
 while. Let
 me give you an example: Running firefox works, going to google as well, but 
 going to
 http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Dual_Monitors and click the link 4.1 Moving 
 focus between screens
 hangs the display. I can still move around the mouse-cursor, but everything 
 else is locked.
 
 Logging in to my system remotely by ssh, I can find the X-proccess taking 
 nearly 100 percent
 of cpu-time. By restarting xdm the X-system comes back correctly.
 
 Now I'm back using the default nv-driver of the xorg-project, because that's 
 the only way of sending
 this email without x11 hangs. In the future I want to use the dual-head 
 function of my geforce fx5200
 for a video-beamer. Is there another way without using the original nvidia 
 drivers or has somebody
 a hint about that nasty error?
 
 thx,
 jonatan
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[gentoo-user] Nvidia hangs Xorg

2006-02-28 Thread Jonatan Antoni
Hy there,

I'm playing around with the nvidia kernel-modules and glx-drivers for x11 for a 
while.
First all works fine, but using mozilla-firefox crashes the x-server after a 
while. Let
me give you an example: Running firefox works, going to google as well, but 
going to
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Dual_Monitors and click the link 4.1 Moving focus 
between screens
hangs the display. I can still move around the mouse-cursor, but everything 
else is locked.

Logging in to my system remotely by ssh, I can find the X-proccess taking 
nearly 100 percent
of cpu-time. By restarting xdm the X-system comes back correctly.

Now I'm back using the default nv-driver of the xorg-project, because that's 
the only way of sending
this email without x11 hangs. In the future I want to use the dual-head 
function of my geforce fx5200
for a video-beamer. Is there another way without using the original nvidia 
drivers or has somebody
a hint about that nasty error?

thx,
jonatan
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