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ASUS A6000 / SIS M760GX grainy graphic display
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This should be fixed in Debian now, and I have filed a separate sync
request in bug 544904 to get it into Ubuntu.
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kendatsuba, Tormod Volden,
Thanks! It work on Kubuntu 9.10.
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And for Karmic: https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/drivers-only
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Hello everybody,
I submitted the patch for SIS_650 and SIS_760 to xorg-de...@lists.x.org and it
has been applied upstream.
Best regards,
Matteo
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Matteo, that's great! Thanks for your work!
The newest upstream version, packaged for Jaunty, can be found in my PPA
as xserver-xorg-video-sis 1:0.10.2~git20091022.8370499d-0ubuntu0tormod
(https://launchpad.net/~tormodvolden/+archive/ppa)
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Great job, the fix works for me as well, thanks! Are you going to submit the
patch?
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Matteo, please suggest this patch on xorg-de...@lists.x.org ideally
reading
http://wiki.x.org/wiki/Development/Documentation/SubmittingPatches
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Wonderful! I'm glad it works.
You're right about the package md5 sum, the one I posted belongs to sis_drv.so
(the actual driver included in the package):
fe62b45f152896b4e330bb5db2c2a98e
usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/sis_drv.so
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This is the patch against xserver-xorg-video-sis_0.10.1 sources
(sis_driver.c) from which xserver-xorg-video-sis_0.10.1-24_i386.deb was
created.
Best regrds,
Matteo
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Hello Michal,
I've bumped up (a lot) the package version. Today I'll test my hardware
(SIS_650) with karmic beta and see if the bug is still present. I'll report my
results as soon as possible.
INSTRUCTIONS
1) Install the package:
gdebi-gtk seems to be broken in karmic so install the package
Hello Michal,
I've bumped up (a lot) the package version. Today I'll test my hardware
(SIS_650) with karmic beta and see if the bug is still present. I'll report my
results as soon as possible.
INSTRUCTIONS
1) Install the package:
gdebi-gtk seems to be broken in karmic so install the package
Hello everybody,
I confirm this bug is still present (al least for me, SIS_650) in karmic, my
proposed fix still works (for me). Please excuse my previous double post.
Best regards,
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On my Acer Aspire 5002 WLMi with SiSM760GX the xserver-xorg-video-
sis_0.10.1-23_i386.deb does not helps. Somehow the sisfb is used for the
card.
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS]
661/741/760 PCI/AGP or 662/761Gx PCIE VGA Display Adapter
01:00.0 0300: 1039:6330
@kendatsuba
I followed Your steps, display is still broken, though. I assume this is not a
proper fix for M760GX.
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Hello Michal and klogg,
I do not know if this fix is can work for you as id does for me, anyway I just
realized that maybe I've made the wrong assumption on you adapter's name (I
mean the identifier used in the source code of sis_drv.so). This is my last
guess, I've run out of ideas. Could you
@kendatsuba
Great job! Now it works! :)
BTW, You provided incorrect md5 sum, the real one for this file is
796b271d2c9a7bf9e5403e52f2c1a05e.
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@kendatsuba
I checked it with today's karmic daily image and it doesn't work. (I hope it's
not because I run it from pendrive - but I created a persistent file and I saw
the package version was the same after reboot so it had to install properly).
Small thing - could You (as long as the issue
I will have my ASUS with SiS M760GX on board only till Tuesday (I
switched laptops) so later I won't be able to test newer versions.
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Thanks a lot Matteo!
Could you provide a similar .deb for the new Ubuntu as well (9.10)?
I tried the one you provided and it says the currently installed version is
higher than the one I want to install (your patch).
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here you are. You can re-install this package using gdebi or by executing:
sudo dpkg -i xserver-xorg-video-sis_0.10.1-2_i386.deb
Let me ask you just a few questions:
1) Have you tried the previous fix in jaunty? Did it work?
2) I suppose this bug is still present in karmic (al
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Hi everybody.
Same problem here (see attached image): Asus laptop model L400L, VGA compatible
controller: SiS 65x/M650/740.
Unfortunately the proposed fix (adding sisfb to /etc/modules) doesn't help.
However I think I found a working fix for my hardware so please read on.
Comparing Xorg logs
If for most of us adding sisfb to /etc/modules fixes it, maybe Ubuntu
should load this module automatically when it detects a SiS card?
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Hello.
My shot default Kubintu 9.04 on Acer Aspire 3000. Adding sisfb to /etc/modules
solved this issue.
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Hi,
bad news... i went to the IRC #xorg-devel as suggested and asked to airlied
(Dave Airlie):
18:19 mcogoni i have a Intel D201GLY2 / D201GLY2A Mini-ITX motherboard
18:19 mcogoni and it displays a lot of noisy vertical bands
18:19 mcogoni when the resolution is over 1024x768
18:20 mcogoni
@Tormod Volden
I asked about it at #xorg IRC channel a few hours ago, but nobody responded to
me.
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Yeah, for IRC you will need some luck, that the right people are around
and are in the right mood. Maybe #xorg-devel is better, or the xorg@
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@Tormod Volden
I wrote to the X.org mailing list some time ago; I mentioned it here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-sis/+bug/264769/comments/47
I'd ask at #xorg-devel, but I don't know if it's not considered rude to
ask the same question here and here (X.org FAQ
Ask on #xorg-devel tomorrow :) Looking at the changelog it looks like
Dave Airlie did the most recent bunch of sis-specific changes. You could
try to address him directly.
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I had been using it for several weeks with the sisfb module in
/etc/modules with no adverse effects, save a slightly distorted image of
the ubuntu logo and loader bar on shutdown (but it's a framebuffer on a
widescreen, so I wasn't worried about that). Now it is back to the
original symptoms, even
I would recommend someone ask upstream (xorg IRC or ML) if any developer
has a clue about this issue. The upstream bugs seems forgotten, maybe
because it is assigned to Thomas W who is not active any longer. It is
not sure anyone upstream has access to this hardware, so good
communication with
Hmmm. I am a little perturbed by your saying Dennis...
Are you sure it was working when you did that? and how long is a
while?
in my laptop, it doesn't work. Now it looks like it does for the first
few minutes or so sometimes, but whenever the laptop gets hot, the lines
start appearing. And the
I had added sisfb to /etc/modules, and it worked for a while, but lately
it's back to the old color distortion plus white lines (sisfb still in
/etc/modules). Any ideas?
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What do You mean by for a while? Did it work for a few reboots and stopped
working after one of them? If so, have You installed any specific packages
recently? If not, it looks like a kind of race condition...
Logs from X.org (file /var/log/Xorg.0.log) could be also explanatory for
Adding sisfb to /etc/modules worked perfectly for me.
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I'll also confirm that on a 760, adding sisfb to /etc/modules and rebooting
(very important part, won't do anything otherwise) fixes the colour fuzz issue.
But I still get wee white lines down the left hand side of the screen quite
often.
I'll also confirm that Jaunty Alpha3 still has the
I think adding sisfb to /etc/modules did it.
I didn't spend too much time on the laptop today, but I was on just long enough
to upgrade it from intrepid to jaunty and still saw the video artifacts.
After rebooting with sisfb added, video looks much better. I'll do
further testing as time
@Michał Gołębiowski: Thanks for information. I think I have a SiS MX600
or something, and anyways I don't really dare updating to Ibex. As you,
I'll probably wait a dew more months before buying a new computer! And
in the meantime, Hardy will be good enough for my daily needs :)
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@Michał Gołębiowski:
Are you positive with this working in Intrepid? What do you exactly mean by
original one xorg.conf file?
I went back to Hardy, but if this works, I may try to update my Hardy
install... But I would like to make sure it will work after that!
Maybe some packages have been
@ePierre:
X.org version 7.3 and earlier (that is, ones included in Ubuntu before
Intrepid) has somewhat explanatory xorg.conf files. However, the 7.4 version
implements some kind of autoconfiguration; that is, it guesses proper settings
without setting them in xorg.conf file. Of course, if You
Of course, I'm not sure if this fix applies to ALL SiS cards, I just
know it works for my SiS M760GX one. I tried it with fully upgraded
Intrepid.
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Hello, I had the same problem on my Acer Aspire 3000 with Sis 760 on Ubuntu
Intrepid 32bit.
Small flickering horizontal lines (about 3 cm long) appearing at the left edge
of the monitor and certian colors causing snow or fuzzy look about them.
In previous distributions I don't have this
@ Fernando Pereira:
Thanks a lot! Finally, after 3 months, it works! :) I wonder why it didn't work
before when I loaded sisfb module...
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I tried different settings to see which options are really important,
and by removing other and other parts of attached xorg.conf file, I went
to... the original one, which lacks information at all. After a reboot
everything still was ok. So it seems that the only thing that is really
needed is
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Sorry, I meant the change of bug number at bugs.freedesktop.org.
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I'll try LiveCD of daily build of Hardy 8.04.2. But I hope it's not
supposed to upgrade the whole X.org? So it should work normally, as with
8.04.1.
8.04.2 is just a new CD image. It is the same as 8.04 or 8.04.1 + all
the updates until now.
I tried this package in my Hardy and there aren't
Can you please try adding
Option ModeDebug true
to the Device section of xorg.conf, and attach the new logs from Hardy and
Intrepid? Not sure this has anything to do with modes, but the extra verbosity
might help to spot something. I do not understand so well from the attached
screenshots what
Now I'm not able to check Intrepid logs and I will not be in about 2-3
weeks. I try Hardy's.
Which log file should I attach? /var/log/X11.0.log? Because it seems not
using the added option...
$ cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep Debug
(WW) SIS(0): Option ModeDebug is not used
My xorg.conf:
Section
Sorry, I didn't know the sis driver does not honour this option. The
extra information would have been in Xorg.0.log.
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Has anyone tried this on a Jaunty alpha? My girlfriend has a computer
with a SiS M760 card, but I'm not about to repartition and load an alpha
on her machine.
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Or, perhaps even more importantly - does this problem appear in Hardy
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So my guess is that the hardy driver version is not compatible with
the new (intrepid) x server.
Ok, so I'll try it the other way: I have built the newer (Intrepid)
version for Hardy in my PPA https://launchpad.net/~tormodvolden/+archive
Please test. If this one fails in Hardy, it's a
@ dennis1200
You don't have to repartition, there is LiveCD. I tried LiveCD of Jaunty alpha2
and the problem still exists.
I'll try LiveCD of daily build of Hardy 8.04.2. But I hope it's not
supposed to upgrade the whole X.org? So it should work normally, as with
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I tried the driver package with Hardy and had no issues with it. I
booted the machine nearly a dozen times with no distortion like with
Intrepid.
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I tried this package in my Hardy and there aren't any problems, screen
is OK, no flickering, snowing etc.
$ apt-cache policy xserver-xorg-video-sis
xserver-xorg-video-sis:
Installed: 1:0.10.0-1ubuntu0tormod~hardy
Candidate: 1:0.10.0-1ubuntu0tormod~hardy
Version table:
***
I send a post to X.org mailing list, but with no response.
Here is my archived post:
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg/2009-January/042236.html
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Hardy source package in Intrepid. If the problem persists, it must be a
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Tormod I tried to compile the older (hardy) driver but without success
(it spited some errors while compiling, I am not expert in this stuff,
sorry. But I believe these errors did not look like a dependency
problem...). However I was able to compile newer versions. So my guess
is that the hardy
i don't know if that's related, but i had a BUNCH of problems following my
upgrade to intrepid from hardy:
Snowy/fuzzy X; soundcard not detected; wireless not working, Ctrl+Alt+* (*
replaced at will F[1-9], Backspace...) not working.
Alt+F[1-9] replacing Ctrl+Alt+F[1-9], being the ones i
@ Tiede:
Everything's been fine ever since, including the snow issue.
Which graphics card do You use? It would be strange if such a thing could
help... The biggest problems are with SiS M760.
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Hi guys!
Michal Yes, SiS sucks. If I had money, I would buy another machine...
Anyway, I just downgraded to hardy version of xorg, and everything runs
fine (see http://dailyvim.blogspot.com/2008/12/ubuntu-downgrading-
xorg.html)! No trash on screen, full resolution 1280x800, pure
happiness.
A
I just checked openSUSE 2008.11 and this problem exists there, too. I
suppose it's too complicated to be fixed by Ubuntu team. As I see no
feedback at bugs.freedesktop.org, I have one more question: is there any
problem with downgrading X.org to 7.3 version in Intrepid? Are there any
problems with
OK... Is it probable that somebody takes care of this bug or do I have to
switch back to Hardy? This bug connected with that one:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/309440
makes even watching videos with 'vesa' driver uncomfortable...
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http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=19104
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The bug is marked Declined for Intrepid because someone had marked it
Nominate for Intrepid and there's no other way to undo this. It is
pointless to nominate a bug for a release if there's no fix yet. Once
it's fixed in a
ePierre These are very good questions!
Well, I am new to this bug reporting bussiness, but I do not understand
why at the top of this page it says Declined for Intrepid by Bryce
Harrington. This is obviously Intrepid problem, or is there somebody
with other version of Ubuntu or other distro???
I can't really help you on that, since I'm like you: a complete beginner
at bug reporting :)
I don't know what to do in this kind of situation... Does anybody know?
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Same problem here, with an Acer Aspire 3000. The xorg.conf thing didn't
change anything, nor did sisfb. Only using the vesa driver gives me a
normal display, but in a bad resolution...
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So this is what we could call a regression, right?
Where does it come from? Is it only a Ubuntu issue, or does it come from
X.org? Is X.org dev team aware of this? If not, how do we tell them? If
they are, will it be fixed soon?
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I'm experimenting the same issue on my Asus A6U since I've installed
Ibex (I was previously running Hardy with no problem).
I also have white lines at the left of the screen when playing a video
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I also can see thes white lines. Probably because I also have ASUS A6U notebook
:) (more concretely, A6B00U).
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@ marcogoni
and btw, the problem has always existed in every
version of ubuntu when you go over 1024x768.
Which problem? I used to use Gutsy and Hardy and 'sis' driver worked ok with
them. I had 1280x800 set (which is far higher than 1024x768), and it has been
set automatically. So I don't see
wow,
i don't understand if Bokkie is just having fun or what?
posting an incredibly out of focus picture is really not helpful
to solve this annoying bug.
and of course the problem does not show up on his screenshot...
so Mr Bokkie, are you serious AND just incompetent or what?
so i'll stick to
One question - why status is still Incomplete? If there is any
information, we can give, we'll give it. If not, just change status to
Confirmed. I can't understand, what is going on about this issue.
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I've grabbed my digital camera, and made two photos.
I think these should make the issue pretty clear...
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Please compare the above picture from my camera with the previously uploaded
screenshot (which I used to create the picture).
I'm adding another picture of the login screen. I use random screens, but I've
seen different patches wrong on different screens.
** Attachment added: P1020318.JPG
I've just experienced the same issue with a clean installation, this bug
EXIST!
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I've tried the modprobe thing, but didn't find anything.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo modprobe sisfb
[sudo] password for thorwald:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$
I checked the lspci -vvnn output, and did find the sisfb kernel module
mentioned under the Display Adapter heading.
Against better judgement, I
Hello,
I have a similar effect, where instead of the clear graphics I see graphics
interlaced with red or green patches/stripes.
This is already from the login screen.
I have actually got a screenshot where it seems to show up as well... Which is
strange, as the lines move, even in the
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** Attachment added: An example screenshot (I even see the issue in the
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19430622/browsing%20in%208.10.png
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What I'm seeing on my laptop, I do not see in the screen shot. You'll
see it in the screen shot if you look at the same image on your laptop.
It's a problem displaying certain colors, so it doesn't matter if those
colors are the actual desktop or a screenshot of the desktop, it's still
the same
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I don't know if You could. As far as I know, this isuue does not affect
screenshots.
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of course i am speaking about taking pictures not screenshots.
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BrodocK Your tip does not help me either. Can you please attach your
xorg.conf?
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I also tried to add the sisfb module and the xorg.conf option but
nothing has changed using the Sis 662 on Intel D201GLY2. I could take
some pics of the screen corruption if it's useful...
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In the ubuntuforums.org thread:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6080109; one proposed putting
sisfb into /etc/modules, but it didn't help me.
I attach lsci -vvnn output...
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... and Xorg.0.log file.
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I've forgotten - I use 32-bit Intrepid, so it doesn't matter wheter one
has 32 or 64-bit OS.
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I switched to vesa driver for a while, but it seems it supports only
1280x768, not 1280x800... :/
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