I found my problem. After the upgrade my two graphics cards were not
detected properly and the xorg.conf file did not include a BusID entry
in the Devices section. After performing an lspci | grep VGA and
adding the appropriate PCI bus ID into the configuration file, my
XServer now starts and I
ljohnson : The main question is what added this to Xorg.conf.. Because
ubuntu does not use static configuration in xorg.conf since Hardy. The
only reason why there should be any option enabled in Xorg is for
drivers that are not enabled in Xorg by default (such as closed source
nvidia). However,
I'm closing this bug report because the initial bug is fixed, and all
other comments speaks about different bugs which should be reported
individually after verifying that they are not already reported in
launchpad.
For people that have wrong configuration in their xorg.conf, searching
what added
I just upgraded from Hardy to Intrepid (2.6.27-7 kernel) and I cannot
even get to the desktop. After boot, I am kicked out to the console for
a login. I have uninstalled the NVidia drivers and am now running in
VESA mode 800x600. This is effectively rendering my workstation
useless. Has this
I had a similar problem when upgrading, if I use linux-restricted-
modules-2.6.27-7-generic it works fine.
I had problems with elder kernels.
Try using grub and choose a newer kernel, install nvidia 177 drivers
with it and check if it's solved.
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Please someone check if this is duplicate:
#281259
Also there seems to be a solution here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=873243
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I also upgraded from 8.04 and after that I also had issues with the
nvidia driver until this week when I finally found out what helped.
When looking in the package manager I found that even though I had
selected to use the nvidia 177 driver, the package was not installed.
When I manually
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Sourcepackagename: linux-restricted-modules = nvidia-graphics-drivers-177
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the initial bug report is already fixed. Can someone open a new bug
report for each different bug described in comments? Example :
1. Problem when upgrading from hardy to intrepid
2. Problem when updating kernel
3. Problem when installing driver with envy (possible duplicate of bug 261816 ?)
It
Update:
If I Install a new Installation of Intrepid, complete all of the Upgrades.
Then Enable the Restricted 177 Driver for Nvidia, upon reboot it fails to
detect screens.
Hardware: 2x Geforce 8500GT - Correction from Previous Post
I attempted to delete xorg.conf, and tried various
Ok so far we have :
1. nvidia fail when upgraded from hardy.
2. nvidia fail when enabled right after updating intrepid.
But can someone test it without updating or upgrading, only after a
clean intrepid installation?
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But can someone test it without updating or upgrading, only after a
clean intrepid installation?
My original comment may have been unclear, so to clarify - my install was
a clean install. I wiped the drives and installed from the Intrepid Beta
i386 Alternate CD. I am stuck in low-graphics
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Importance: Undecided = Medium
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Can someone reproduce this bug with a fresh intrepid beta install or
does this bug only happens when upgrading from hardy? (Initial bug
description didn't mention that it was a upgrade).
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I can reproduce something very similar. I installed Ubuntu 8.10 - Upgraded and
did a Dist-Upgrade.
Enabled the Restricted Hardware Driver for Nvidia 177x
Rebooted, and it drops me to the Terminal.
I have also re-installed completely and attempted to manually install the
Nvidia Drivers x_86_64
I also confirm this. I upgraded to 8.10. NV drivers works ok.
My graphic card is NVIDIA FX 5200
When booting system launchs DHMS error loading NVIDIA drivers
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I just upgraded to 8.10 same problem. What can be done to fix it?
Sloan
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sunbird : Did you install from the Beta LiveCD? It should be fixed with
the Beta (however, don't enable restricted driver from the LiveCD before
installing, that's another bug that will be fixed for the final
release).
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Did you remove the Rgbpath entry from your xorg.conf? (that screwed my
setup)
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I installed intrepid i386 yesterday and can confirm that this bug has
yet to be squashed. Still stuck in low-graphics mode.
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Can someone reproduce this bug with a up-to-date intrepid installation?
All issues with nvidia and DKMP seem fixed.
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Thats the same issue. Todays update rolled a new kernel-package. If you
run update again it should work, provided your mirror has synced already
with the main-server.
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This was an issue with the nvidia-drivers not being compiled for the
latest kernel and should be fixed now. Can you confirm?
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The exact same issue just happened to me about an hour ago. There was a
whole lot of new updates, including a new kernel (2.6.27.3) and new
nvida drivers (177 mostly, it seemed). Prior to the update, my card and
graphics were working perfectly, but after the update I'm experiencing
the exact
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