Upgraded to 12.04 Success
Installed nvidia driver rebooted Desktop froze then flased and the menu bar at
the bottom dissapeared.
Windo popped up saying compix crashed.
Uninstall nvidia driver rebooted and Success.
nvidia driver poor
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I'm getting random freezes with the Nvidia-glx package too. The computer
doesn't respond to anything when it freezes. Ctrl Alt Backspace does nothing,
neither does Ctrl Alt F1. I cannot reproduce this with the nv drivers, only the
Nvidia-glx driver. I only seem to be able to reproduce this on
Bug #109643 might be related to this one if this is power management
(i.e. cpu scaling) related...
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It's not GNOME generally, so much as the XRender Cairo backend. The
NVidia driver seems to have trouble with power management when switching
between (or simultaneously using) XRender and OpenGL. If one of these
is avoided, there are no issues. Note that many users report more
success when using
Emmet Hikory wrote:
other major users of XRender along with OpenGL have the same issue (on
nvnews.net, this issue has also been reported with KDE).
It would be good to track down those bug reports and link them all
together here so we can see who's making progress on the issue in other
Try Xubuntu, I Just changed to it and my lockup problems are solved :)
that would imply that the Nvidia driver doesn't like something in Gnome.
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I have the same problem, using nvidia-glx-legacy on two of my computers,
both of which have a geforce 2 , one being a GTS Pro (Asus), the other
one is a MX 400.
Whenever I use the nvidia driver with Xorg, I get lockups.
Note that this ONLY HAPPENS on Xorg. If I use XGL, the system remains
It is not so much a bug in the Xorg XRender extension, so much as a bug
in the combination of the Xorg XRender extension and the NVidia binary
drivers. As the NVidia source is closed, the Xorg developers are unable
to determine the cause of the issue and address it, and NVidia believes
it to be a
I have one very stable system with MSWindows and the nv driver. When I
install the nvidia-glx package the system is stable for some minutes,
sometimes hours. When I use some glx, 3d, zoom, or render application
the system crash completely. I send to you where I think is the problem
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I can still replicate the issue with Edgy prerelease, but I haven't been
able to collect enough information to identify it. From looking at the
nvnews forums, it appears that the issue remains unsolved. For those
investigating, please note that this did not occur with Warty or Hoary.
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I don´t know. I´m living in Spain at the moment and I don´t have access to
a Dapper computer. I´ll return to Scotland in a few weeks and I´ll let
you know. But, I have a feeling that it was a hardware problem. It has
happened on my Windows partition too, since.
Alan
Is this still a problem
I had the same problem in breezy and the first release of dapper. Disabling
renderaccel solved the problem. Now I'm using edgy with the acceleration
activated and I'm not seeing any crash, for now.
On 10/10/06, Alan Rae [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don´t know. I´m living in Spain at the moment
Thanks for the bug report.
I'm closing this bug because it seems to have been fixed.
If this is still an issue for someone please feel free to reopen it.
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Is this still a problem with fully updated dapper?
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The problem appears only when the RENDERACCEL option is activated. I guess
this bug will remain open until nvidia fixes it.
On 10/9/06, John Vivirito [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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No. It's working fine.
Calvin
On Mon, 2006-10-09 at 13:45 +, John Vivirito wrote:
Is this still a problem with fully updated dapper?
The adolescent who insists upon a critical reexamination of
conventional wisdom is making himself into an adult. And the adult
whose concerns extend
I must admit I don't understand much of all the things beings said here
(I'm just a simple ubuntu 06.06 user), but I do think I have a simular
problem with my GforceII MX400 and Dapper Drake. When using the attached
xorg.conf my system locks-up after maybe 2 minutes of use. Frozen screen
and no
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