Before I dive in and compile a kernel to try this out - will this
provide separate volume controls for speakers and headphones? (So that I
know what success looks like :-) )
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Lorenzo - we are saying that dependency should be on wine 1.2 OR wine
1.3 (or indeed 1.4 or 1.5 ... )
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Title:
lmms depends on wine1.2 not
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I have gone full circle. So over in my bug we have deduced that I can
make different volume mixers work or not work correctly by forcing
different model parameters.
This is equivalent to saying that there no
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 897427 ***
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[Advent 4211, Realtek ALC1200, Green Headphone Out, Rear] Playback problem
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hlb: Marking as dupe of bug 881046 which is confirmed, assigned, and has
an upstream bug.
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Panning in a virtual monitor is not possible after upgrade
With targa-2ch-dig the headphone jack mutes correctly but it is still
not possible to use an external mic. The mic on the netbook chassis is
the Front Microphone and this works.
Meanwhile I thought I would investigate why alsa-base.conf was missing
and it turns out I DIDN'T HAVE ALSA-BASE
So simple example: Skype through a headset. That needs the headphone
jack switch AND the external microphone to work so I'll try and figure
out how to get both working.
To be absolutely clear: I don't HAVE an alsa-base.conf to begin with -
is that the expected behaviour?
I'll add the file so the
Confirmed on Kubuntu oneiric.
** Tags added: kubuntu panning xrandr
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Title:
--scale and --panning options do not resize the mouse area
Looks like the regression was introduced when trying to fix a problem
with the mouse going into space outside of the display, when you have
two displays of different sizes joined together. Here's the bug I think
Bryce referred to, and it looks like that broke panning.
OK tried the targa-dig model. Now if I plug the headphone jack in and
then mute/unmute it comes to life, which is better than having to go
into kcm, but still not ideal!
The Advent 4211 has an ALC888 chipset. I am sure there is a CORRECT
model we should be using, guess I'll dig through the
Confirmed on oneiric (!) on Advent 4211.
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Title:
laptop key errors in messages on advent 4211 (badged msi wind)
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Marking as duplicate of #881046 which has links to the upstream bugs and
is confirmed and assigned. This is a bug in xserver upstream and will
affect compiz, GNOME, Unity, KDE, Kubuntu and probably XFCE /
Fundamental issue at X Server level
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Cursor limited after XRANDR with option --scale
Bug 881046 is about the same xrandr panning and scaling issue in general
- it's not just an Intel server problem.
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Title:
randr panning not
Public bug reported:
As with bug #829843 switching audio output from internal speakers to
headphones / line-out does not work automatically. When I insert the
jack, sound continues from internal speakers.
Changing the output using Phonon controls in kconfig works fine.
Possible clue: If I boot
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Connect / disconnect headphone jack switch not working
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Reported mine over on bug #909348
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Hmm, reading bug #857206 I only seem to have one slider, which controls
either the internal speakers or the jack depending on where I have told
Phonon to send the sound. Is this related? Do I have TWO bugs here?
Should I have two sliders?
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The fix to #696189 introduced this bug. At the very least a stopgap
dependency should be written in such as way that wine-1.2 or greater is
allowed.
Maybe during the next release (p..) we can have a look at splitting out
the Wine dependency and making it a recommendation?
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Is this the same bug as #829843? It seems very similar.
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oneiric X ubuntu: earphone kills all sound
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I can confirm this. If I change the volume I get a very faint signal in
the headphones even with volume at max.
The phonon configuration does notice when I plug and unplug the
headphones.
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So I have the opposite bug where I plug headphones in and I don't get
any headphone sound even though the System Settings has noticed that I
plugged them in.
However if I manually change it back to speakers, with the headphones
in, adjust the volume, change it to headphones and adjust the volume
I have had this issue since karmic; still here in oneiric. I think
there's some sort of race condition, because SOMETIMES it will come back
and allow me to unlock the X session and THEN lock; other times it comes
back to a blank screen.
Attached my kern.log from just after filesystems were
So the attachment called kernel_oops is the screenshot ?
This looks like the kernel has already booted fine and the problem (a
hang?) is occurring much later in the process.
If that is correct, then you should be able to follow the instructions
in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingCasper to
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guided partitoning for entire disk creates empty partitions
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alien-arena will not start immediately after install
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Unpackaging doesn't provide correct permissions and the first run of the
application cannot create files correctly.
Have worked around bug by granted write to all on ~/.config/alien-
arena
Bug is similar to this one upstream:
No hang but I am seeing the message. I think this is a problem with the
mesa build.
Freedesktop bug here: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=30558
- looks like the same problem and it's fixed upstream...
** Bug watch added: freedesktop.org Bugzilla #30558
In my case it must have been webmin that's put something in the my.cnf
file that it doesn't like.
I'll have to find out what it doesn't like and file a separate bug
against webmin, as the cause - but meanwhile I can confirm there is a
bug with the startup script. It doesn't fail gracefully, just
Oh - the startup problem is disguised as a permissions problem, but
actually it's because the db file is on an NTFS partition - so it's not
webmin.
But - a startup error would be nice...!
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In my case it must have been webmin that's put something in the my.cnf
file that it doesn't like.
I'll have to find out what it doesn't like and file a separate bug
against webmin, as the cause - but meanwhile I can confirm there is a
bug with the startup script. It doesn't fail gracefully, just
Oh - the startup problem is disguised as a permissions problem, but
actually it's because the db file is on an NTFS partition - so it's not
webmin.
But - a startup error would be nice...!
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Quick re-summary then.
Karmic looks like it was fixed (although it only seems to be me that
posted a confirmation.)
Lucid says fix-released. I, and many others, are still seeing these
warnings in lucid. So, fix doesn't work, can someone suitably
qualified change the status back please, or state
This bug might have a wider scope. I noticed the problem in VLC, so I
tried rhythmbox, and minirok, and they all abort on the same FLAC files
at the same points in time.
I did NOT have this problem in karmic, so it's not a problem with the
FLAC files as such.
Anyhoo - if the original bug is
I'm looking at a whole at a few bugs that I -didn't- have in a late beta
and I DO have in the release versions. I thought I was going mad, but it
does seem this appears between beta and current.
I reinstalled fresh from the beta copy. This bug (/dev/shm permissions
problem) does NOT appear in a
Same problem here, appeared after a bunch of updates against the beta.
Didn't have the problem on first install.
It's been consistent for a little while now, didn't report it straight
away until I was sure it was EVERY time I rebooted. It's a real problem
so by all means mark this incomplete
For clarity - is this fixed in Lucid's kernel? Or is there still farther
to go? I'd like to help you keep a lid on Intel-driver-bashing in the
forum when Lucid is out, but can't figure out if you're expecting this
to work or not.
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I think I have a different manifestation of the same bug.
m-a prepare seems to create a linux-OLDVERSION link OK, eg linux-
OLDVERSION.1268317026.1268317026 but it DOESN'T create the
/usr/src/linux link.
If I run m-a a-i iscsitarget I will instead get the
Creating symlink...
Couldn't create the
Ernst (and anyone else NOT using Neil's workaround)
I have tried Full and Emulation on 44.1 and 48kHz and I have choppy
audio in Spotify right from the start in all these combinations.
Standard Karmic version of wine 1.1.31-0ubuntu3
Standard Karmic version of pulseaudio 0.9.19-0ubuntu4
I
Power management change in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf doesn't help.
Changing pulseaudio to ffmpeg DOES help but still not quite listenable.
Uninstalled Pulseaudio totally and still got some stuttering so there's
an ALSA problem *also* I think. Suspect this is an Intel HDA thing.
BUT it
Version 3.0 will indeed be under GPL 3.0. It is currently Alpha 1 and a
few people on the forum having issues compiling it on 9.10. Haven't
tried myself yet, but I will!
SVN repo is here: http://code.google.com/p/rawtherapee/
Sounds like the developer is looking to delegate quite a bit, so he
@Martin Pitt: The new version from -proposed has fixed it for me, no ill
effects ore regressions so far.
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I'm running kubuntu so I don't get wireless until knetworkmanager has
run, -after- desktop login.
For me, Privoxy starts, but never seems to notice that I have a got a
network . It seems to assume that if there was no network when it
started up, there never will be one. So I have to restart the
My problem goes away if I disable IPv6. If I boot with IPv6 though, so I
have the problem, DNS lookups from the command line happen quickly.
for i in `cat /etc/resolv.conf | grep ^nameserver | cut -f2 -d' '`; do
dig @$i www.microsoft.com ; done
is practically instant. (I have also tried it
So:
gnome-bugs #581526 is the upstream GTK crash bug (which seems fixed for people
here now?)
mozilla-bugs #497561 is the XID collision flood of messages upstream with
the Firefox guys, but no-one owns the bug yet
xlibs #21573 is a crash which is related to the same XID problem, but isn't
I have had a privoxy go-slow - several seconds on every lookup - since
installing Karmic beta. Hadn't really noticed a problem in any other
app but web browsing did sometimes feel sluggish.
In a brainwave just now I have tried disabling ipv6 (using grub method)
and now privoxy is working
Should also say quite happy to test any other proposed workaround.
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It says in that post that xfs suffers dir fragmentation easily. xfs is
probably quite an unusual choice for /var so there's a bit of a danger
this will be considered a corner case...
Are you saying you are also seeing this on ext4?
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The problem is that doing this can be REALLY dangerous, because the
broken dependencies might accidentally uninstall a kernel or all sorts
of things. If you really know what you are doing, then as you know you
can get around it using command-line tools.
It would help if you could tell us what the
Do you have rar-compat and/or scrollkeeper installed? Mine can't seem to
choose which it depends on. You might have the same problem and in your
case it gave up and didn't install anything...
What happens if you reinstall it with sudo apt-get install synaptic ?
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I have just come here to report the same thing - I was going to tag it
wishlist. It does seem suboptimal that the update-manager spends 10
minutes re-downloading the package lists EVERY time you run it... what's
wrong with the apt cache, guys, isn't that what it's there for? In fact,
how did we
This appeared for me (on Jaunty) between 2.6.31rc7 and release.
Not expecting you to fix Jaunty, just suggesting here it may be kernel
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Jerry, think Bryce realises that, he's saying can we have a hang bug
reported seperately, get that fixed, and then come back to this bug.
Does that make sense?
Alternate theory meanwhile: kernel 31-RC8 hangs on boot for me, 6 and 7
were fine. So if you've moved forward to a later RC since your
Re the supertux2 problem: Could be related to permissions on
/dev/dri/video0, which sometimes has permissions for root and the
video group only. Have a look at permissions and also try putting your
user into the video group.
I'm not sure if there's an underlying bug in udev that causes this -
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 376092 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/376092
Bryce: Yep, I think this is now effectively a dupe, and I'd forgotten
this only affected UXA. Thanks, another one off the list!
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 376092 ***
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Bryce: Yep, I think this is now effectively a dupe, and I'd forgotten
this only affected EXA. Thanks, another one off the list!
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Sorry to double-post but just realised I lied. :-)
Since the bug was filed against 2.6.28-11 and we've gone around it by
going to .30... what we gonna do about a fix for official Jaunty?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/367377
You
Been looking through changelogs for the version Bob Manners and I have
been going through... I can see there are several memory leaks that
might have been the culprit that have been fixed recently, or that had
been fixed in drivers way in advance of what I was running.
Bob: your bug, but suggest
I ran your patched kernel for quite some time and it was perfectly
stable. I moved X on to xorg-edgers version because I was curious about
a few other bugs...
I've just been looking into going back a few versions and doing the
testing as you suggest. However my .28 kernel is now
There were lots of changes to this area of DRM in 2.6.30rc7 and rc8 -
could be worth trying this kernel and seeing if the problem goes away?
If it does I don't think it will be too hard to identify the exact
changes which fixed it...
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High load average, disk read, no apparent reason -
OK. Can't try the current (20090603) xorg-edgers build for performance
because it just plain won't run games, but I believe this is a known
problem.
Meanwhile, on the latest Jaunty proposed versions UXA is about half the
speed of EXA on a couple of games. Which bug are you using to track UXA
@Bryce: Fair comment, but for Jaunty, if you enable UXA to remove the
EXA-freeze bug, you get the UXA-fonts bug instead - which does stop you
working since everything becomes unreadable.
What we need is an SRU which fixes or works around BOTH bugs...
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There absoutely are freeze bugs in UXA and EXA both in the default
Jaunty configuration, so we need an SRU of some type, even if it's a bug
that affects performance.
The good news is that a whole bunch of them are fixed, either in kernel
updates or in updates in -proposed - so with a little time
Are the people reporting leaks here running GNOME or KDE?
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@Ilya: bug 349314 isn't for this chipset, so that's why it doesn't help.
The good news is that bug 314928 has a different test version of the
kernel which fixes the MTRR allocation problems - maybe try that one and
report back on that discussion: try cat /proc/mtrr on the kernel you
have now,
If
Andy's kernel is a partial fix - but at least it proves the patch is
along the right lines...
Netbook Advent 4211 = rebadge of MSI Wind.
$ uname -a
Linux vademecum 2.6.28-13-generic #44~lp314928apw1 SMP Wed May 6 08:32:32 UTC
2009 i686 GNU/Linux
On boot and after first successful X login...
$
@Steve, see bug 360319 for memory leak. The final comment on that one
suggests Intel driver 2.7.0 fixes the leak - guessing you're on 2.6.3
given the repos you mention.
Re your hang, there are several later 2.6.28 kernels in circulation now,
could try some of those and see if you can bisect if
The tiling rejected symptom could be a different bug - bug 349314 -
and you have both bugs, unlucky :-)
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OK, two what next questions then...
1. Where did you find the 2.7.0 version, I don't seem to have that
available and I thought I had every Intel driver repo known to man
configured. :-)
2. If we file an upstream bug specific to EXA... will it be marked
WONTFIX, because EXA is on the way out?
The new release implements a workaround by default, which prevents the
average needing to mess with xorg.conf to make the problem go away.
The flipside of this is that if you have already changed xorg.conf
because your config is above average, Bryce's patch won't make a bit of
difference.
I'm
@Phillipe,
Yes, looks like you have one of the Intel 965 bugs you're already
reading about, so yours is most likely duplicate. Bryce has posted to
several of those with some further troubleshooting instructions, I think
the best thing you can do is follow those at the moment...
@Jordi,
I just
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 359392 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/359392
Whoa. This isn't an Intel 965, unless I've missed something. If anything
it's a dupe of bug 365527, or one of the other bug numbers discussed in
THAT bug.
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Bug 360319 pretty similar - Klaus, take a look and mark yours duplicate
if you think it's the same, or say what you think is different to help
with troubleshooting?
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(UXA) swap space is not freed when it is no longer used
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/369759
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Next time this happens, can you switch to a text console by hitting
ctrl-alt-F1, log in there, and then run sudo poweroff and see if the
machine will come down?
If it won't then running top might tell you what the machine is stuck
on.
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System is stuck in a black screen when it is supposed to
Bug 339091 is similar, could you have a look through it and mark this
one as a duplicate if I'm right?
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Romano: No, sorry - firstly that won't fix the problem on a 945GM, and
secondly the patch that the guys plan to deploy is specifically only
activated on a 965 and will therefore ignore your laptop (and mine :-) )
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Thanks - if you can't boot RC2 that's fair enough, the rest of the info
is useful anyway!
Your random full screen flashes - are you now getting
(EE) intel(0): underrun on pipe A! messages in the log? If so could be worth
a look at https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19304 - separate
Then Jaunty needs an SRU enabling the appropriate workarounds
automagically, unless there's a good reason we can't do that?
I realise we might never get random freezes fixed properly against
earlier kernels, so I understand this point of view, but...!
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@Bryce, there are lots of bugs described in the conversation above so
far, as follows... so it's a duplicate of several. :)
Musthafa says later on that KDE and Gnome are both affected, so I am
inclined to agree that it's not Kubuntu specific, and the UXA
hangs/freezes described are part of the
Bug 343362 looks similar... take a look please Wesley? And if you get
instant lockup on X start when you install RC2 to get the debug stuff,
we've got the same bug.
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Guys, I think this explains why 2.6.30RC2 performance is hugely better
for me than 2.6.28-11.
I currently have two kernels installed.
2.6.30-020630rc2-generic
2.6.28-11.42-generic
Under the 30RC2 kernel, I see the following in kern.log (good news, I assume!)
Apr 27 10:40:39 vademecum kernel: [
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 359392 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/359392
This is not a duplicate, people. In the early days of the 359392 bug
there were a lot of freezes around, but (correct me if I am wrong Bryce
and co) 359392 is now identified as an 965 specific issue with a
@zwaldowski: I think I saw you say somewhere else today that you put
some changes into Xorg.conf and it fixed your bugs. Has it fixed this
bug for you too?
[drm:i915_get_vblank_counter] *ERROR* trying to get vblank count for disabled
pipe 0]
These are to do with VT switching and/or the fact that
Do you have libgl1-mesa-swx11 package installed? That's the software
rasterizer.
libgl1-mesa-glx is the hardware (ie fully accelerated) version, so you
should have that installed if you want effects.
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UXA is still far slower than EXA for me too. Are we using this bug to
track the regression, or is there another bug for that with an
importance and a milestone assigned? BOTH are unstable unless I switch
on Greedy.
@Bartek: What version of the kernel are you now running - latest could
mean a lot
So for clarity: are we saying this is believed fixed under 2.6.30-RC2
and the plan is to put a .30 kernel into Jaunty updates?
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NO crash here.
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation Mobile
945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller [8086:27ae] (rev 03)
libgl1-mesa-dri 7.4-0ubuntu3
libgl1-mesa-glx 7.4-0ubuntu3
libglu1-mesa 7.4-0ubuntu3
mesa-utils 7.4-0ubuntu3
libdrm-intel1
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 363410 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/363410
Because there are a number of complex freeze/crash/performance issues
with Compiz on this chipset, the release candidate now has your chipset
in the blacklist by default.
See also 363410 - marking this one
See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/363540 for a workaround if
you want compiz and you're not suffering from the bugs.
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udude: Nope, that's it, 2048 is your max, which means my external
monitor is limited to 1024 if I want it left-of or right-of the internal
screen. I only have an ancient 17 so it doesn't bother me, but I agree
it doesn't seem reasonable.
I don't know if there are any plans to change this
Could you have a look at some of the other bugs open against xserver-
xorg-video-intel with UXA and see if any of them match what you are
seeing? There are multiple issues out there...
Try a search on xserver-xorg-video-intel 8086:2a02 UXA (or EXA - I
can't quite work out from your report which
This combination is rock solid for me, and adequate for most things
including YouTube and doing Office stuff in VirtualBox. Not really up to
scratch for games which is why I'm still keen to help get UXA fixed -
but meanwhile:
Section Device
# Be sure to include your Identifier line and other
Can you confirm that this still happens with
2.6.28-11.42 kernel image
7.4-0ubuntu3 mesa packages
- in the last couple of weeks the guys have fixed loads of freeze/crash
bugs so need to be sure this isn't already fixed in the latest Jaunty
updates...
In most of the other bugs that are open it
I've been thinking about the tangle of package versions we've got now
and it prompted a couple of thoughts.
1. What happens when you have libgl1-mesa-glx AND lib-gl1-mesa-swx11
installed?
AIUI -glx is the hw-acceleration version of OpenGL and will therefore
trigger any DRI bugs we have and
@Sebastien: The Intel driver doesn't do acceleration with Virtual over
2048 - known limitation
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without putting the workarounds in BY DEFAULT. However there might be
light at the end of the tunnel (or buffer, or pipe :-) )
I pulled new libdrm packages yesterday, to go from 2.4.6 to 2.4.9 -
didn't fix it, exactly the
Nope. UXA still freezes with 2.6.28-11. Still won't even give me a
greeter with 2.6.30RC2.
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(Needs UXA) Kubuntu Jaunty Intel 945 GM - Poor sluggish graphics performance in
Kate text, etc.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/342923
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Have installed mesa updates now.
I am on
mesa 7.4-0ubuntu2
drm 2.4.9~git20090416.07646002-0ubuntu0tormod
xserver-xorg-video-intel 2:2.6.99.1+git20090416.b9716b83-0ubuntu0tormod
and under .30RC2 with UXA, X freezes even before I have got a greeter.
bad Register dump attached - can't think of a
usr/lib/dri/i965_dri.so is provided by the package libgl1-mesa-dri.
So indeed these errors suggest you are now missing that package, or you
have a permissions problem with it, so I agree you have some
installation problem with Bryce's package.
Meanwhile this means your system is not even trying
With this kernel a UXA config freezes almost immediately, even before
greeter appears. How's that for feedback. :-)
However, I see there are some updates in Jaunty to mesa packages which I
haven't installed yet... but no changelog available so I can't tell
what's in there.
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