dragonfly schreef:
@Avery Day,
I'm honored by your request but my name is not Avery Day and I did not
gave those answers.
I have an nvidia card (GEforce 4000) using ubuntu 8.04 (hardy) and the
nvidia drivers - finally - work OK.
I have had much problems with nvidia drivers (in Fedora as
@Avery Day,
I don't know if it's too late to add a comment to this bug...
I have a problem now with 2.6.24-21-rt (#1 SMP PREEMPT RT) kernel and I have
lspci -nn |grep VGA
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation NV25GL [Quadro4
900 XGL] [10de:0258] (rev a3)
and it worked
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My friends, maybe you could advice me on this issue. I followed these
steps successfully, when Hardy came out.
1. Download the 173.08 nvidia beta driver here
http://www.nvidia.com/object/unix.html click on archive and find the 173.08
driver.
2. Purge the nvidia restricted package and the
I have the same problem. When I reboot, x server tries 3 times to start and
then it switches to safe graphics
mode (vesa, 800x600). When I hit test and manually select nv driver, it
really works in
test. However, when I continue, it somehow switches back to vesa.
Same problem.
Black list the
@Avery Day
your last solution worked for me. Running Kubuntu 8.04 with 7600GS. Installed
the beta drivers right from the word go on a clean install, X would fail. The
crucial part for me was to blacklist the nv driver.
Without blacklisting nv, I would get this:
API mismatch: the client has the
Again,
I removed the nvidia drivers and manually updated xorg.conf to use the
Xorg nv driver. That worked for me. It even correctly interpretated
the modeline I entered.
I will try the nvida 96.43.05 driver later. A @Avery poited out this
driver doens't work with older cards (e.g. my GeForce4 MX
Hi All,
I just ran into this bug as well in ubuntu 8.04
lspci -nn |grep VGA
01:05.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation NV28GL [Quadro4
980 XGL] [10de:0288] (rev a1)
no amount of wrangling with nv, nvidia-glx, nvidia-glx-new, or nvidia-
glx-legacy would convince the system not
Sam,
With my (old) GeForce4 MX 4000 board the X.org nv-driver works without a
problem. I even succeeded to adapt the modeline command in the xorg.conf
file to the resolution 0f 1440x900.
I have to try the (old) 96.43.05 nvidia driver but I first have to solve
another problem with U 8.04.
Joep
On
There is a better way than to uninstall the nvidia-kernel-common package
and that is to blacklist the nv driver. I originally tried to do this in
the /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist file but that failed hence the reason
why I said to uninstall the nvidia-kernel-common package (I was in a
hurry). The
Joep,
I have not a clue, sorry!!
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Avery,
Sorry for the delay but I gave up and went back to FC7. Now I try again and
administered the suggestion:Disable glx. However, no result.
Are there other suggestions. I don't like to buy a new card.
By the way: under FC7 after some initial problems the nvidia driver (I don'
know the
I have an older NVIDIA card the GeForce4 MX 4000 and have exactly the same bug.
However, when I get the NVIDIA driver (NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-173.08-pkg2.run) it
will not install as the card is too old and I can only use older (legacy)
drivers.
Does anybody know how to solve this. Of course I
Joep,
Read the second post down
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=49027174bcdd86c18631aaade1057d49t=111460
Avery
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Avery,
Thanks for the quick reply. In essence you say I have to disable glx.
I did that to comment out the Load glx line (put a # in column 1) but
apparently that did not the trick but I have to use the line Disable
glx in section Module.
However, in my other Linux configuration (FC7 with vesa
Just to confirm the 173.08 fix seems pretty robust and seems to solve
the issue that is made worse by twin monitors
Synaptic etc just pull the (buggy) released version)
Solution works with both twinview and separate x screeens
http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_ia32_173.08.html
The 173.08 drivers change log says: Fixed a regression that caused
invalid EDIDs to be detected for the internal display device on some
notebooks. This confirms what the problem is for me. The 173.08 driver
also has some other very important fixes and support for new video
cards. I wonder how
Could you run 'lscpi -nn |grep VGA' and post the results.
For nVidia GeForce 7100:
00:10.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation Unknown
device [10de:07e1] (rev a2)
I, too, was able to use Avery's workaround, but I would be happier to
have a solution which didn't leave me with a
... what's the process for getting a card into the database for PCI
IDs?
I see that it's already in the upstream database, and I found the
update-pciids command.
I also did some research and found that gdm decides what the screen
resolution is be reading the first mode in the Display section of
Avery Day! Thank you!
These steps:
Here are the steps:
1. Purge the nvidia restricted package if installed by doing a dpkg --purge
nvidia-glx-new
2. Kill the gdm server, /etc/init.d/gdm stop
3. Install the driver mentioned above.
4. start gdm server /etc/init.d/gdm start
When X starts you should
Hi,
The problem I had (live CD not giving the option to use restricted
nvidia driver) goes away after installation. This may help pin down what
the problem is.
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I would also like to add something else to my fix. After rebooting X
will fail with the beta driver. I have no idea why but the only way I
was able to fix this was to uninstall the nvidia-kernel-common package
in addition to the nvidia-glx-new. So here is revision 2 of the work
around.
1.
For those of you having problems with the nvidia restricted driver
either crashing X or displaying a black screen with Ubuntu 8.04 use the
latest nvidia beta driver found on the nvidia website it is version
NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.08-pkg1.run. I am running the Quadro NVS 140M on a
Dell D830 and this
i had the same problem with 8800gts. I have kubuntu hardy heron and the
only way to install driver is with envyng tool. The strange is that
jocker-tool not recognize my card and that i need driver.
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01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation GeForce 8400M GS
[10de:0427] (rev a1)
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installed nvidia-glx
it works
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Same problem here, I upgraded to hardy today.
Tried that last suggestion, did not work for me.
The nivdia driver does not load, I'm searching for 3 hours now.
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Timo,
was the updated nv driver package included in the first official
release on Thursday, or do we still need to update it ourselves? I ask
because this bug persists on the official release I downloaded
yesterday. Alternatively might the problem be something other than the
unsupported
Oops, meant to direct that last question to Seth and Jean.
Sorry!
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oops, sorry, gave the wrong link to the other bug with the possible
workaround I mentioned above. The link is given below.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/189398
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Not sure how relevant this might be to most of you but I also had the
same problem. Installing the nvidia-glx-new driver or nvidia-glx driver
and restarting crashed xorg and I had to either type sudo dpkg-
reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg in a virtual terminal or use
bulletproof X to reconfigure
Same problem. using Nvidia 7600 gt and Hardy
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This bug have gone for me after latest Hardy upgrades. Whether it was
related to nvidia binary driver or proper detection fo my GF 7300gt, it
is now completely gone and fixed.
Thanks.
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Forgot to add the output from from lspci -nn | grep VGA (run from gutsy)
00:0d.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation GeForce
6100 nForce 405 [10de:03d1] (rev a2)
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Loaded up live cd (Hardy release candidate) and encountered same or
similar bug. screen resolution was 800x600 restricted drivers manager
gave no option to use nvidia driver.
In a gutsy install my graphics hardware is detected as GeForce 6100
nForce 405, the gpu is integrated into the mainboard
The original issue should be fixed, the nv driver package now lists all
pci-id's it supports. Risto, your problem is with the nvidia binary
blob. See linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24 bugs for a match or file a new
one.
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ lspci -nn | grep VGA
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation NV31M [GeForce FX
Go5600] [10de:031a] (rev a1)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$
What works for me is the following:
sudo cp a 'working' xorg.conf (see example that worked for me attached)
then DO NOT
Timo, I think I had every single one of those installed and linux-
generic as well.
But for me, latest updates have done the trick and *everything just
works*!
Kernel is now 2.6.24-15
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No, sorry. Everything seemed to work, nvidia-driver was loaded and
nvidia-settings was fine. However, 3d-acceleration was not enabled so
this bug is still not gone. Also, trying to start X again flickers 3
times and then switches to vesalow resolution. So it was just a
(partially) lucky boot.
At
I am having the same problems. I can enable the nvidia driver and set
up my native resolution, but after a restart i get the black screen
flashed 3 times and then the 600x800 resolution in the gdm and the vesa
driver is selected. any help would be great. heres the output of
lspci:
05:00.0 VGA
I have the same problem. When I reboot, x server tries 3 times to start
and then it switches to safe graphics mode (vesa, 800x600). When I hit
test and manually select nv driver, it really works in test.
However, when I continue, it somehow switches back to vesa.
If I configure xorg.conf to use
Risto, you just seem to be missing the modules for the running kernel.
Install linux-generic, which should pull in linux-restricted-modules etc
for the current kernel.
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Timo,
I'm afraid your new nv driver doesn't seem to have worked. I added your
repo to sources.list and updated apt. Then I used Force version in
Synaptic to force the xserver-xorg-video-nv package to use the one from
your repo and applied the change. I hit Ctrl-Alt-Bksp to restart X but
I
I have 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation NV34
[GeForce FX 5200] [10de:0322] (rev a1).
Hardy beta1 boots up, flashes three times (beetween black screen and
virtual terminal) and then starts X with the 'nv' driver.
My properly working gutsy upgraded to hardy does the
(On Hardy beta1 i mean the live cd.)
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** Attachment added: Log from run with nv manually selected
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12926432/Xorg.0.log
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Please try the package from my ppa:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/tjaalton/ubuntu hardy main
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..and don't specify nv in the conf.
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Timo: it did the same for me as the original restricted driver (3
flashes).
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Sorry, I have misunderstood you; my problem is solved. (I had booted the
old kernel because I had two menu.lst files.)
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Same problem here.
On boot the Screens and Graphics screen does not show nvidia as an
option (even after reselecting the nVidia proprietary driver and
rebooting -- or after installing the nVidia driver via EnvyNG).
The nv driver can be selected off the Screens and Graphics menu,
however,
Same problem using Hardy beta. X fails and displays the low resolution
error dialog. Gnome starts in 800 x 600. I enable the Nvidia drive in
hardware drivers and restart. X fails and displays the low resolution
error dialog...
I have the Nvidia Quatro NVS 140m in a thinkpad R61. The Quatro NVS
Please will you all post the output of the command lspci -nn | grep
VGA as Timo requested of me. Perhaps your cards are missing from the
supported list as well.
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$ lspci -nn | grep VGA
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation Quadro NVS 140M
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Shaun, your pci-id is missing from the driver, so that's easily fixed.
ehnar, could you check the Hardy beta livecd if it works for you now. If
not, please show what 'lspci -nn |grep VGA' gives.
The Quadro issue is something else, and Tom, this bug certainly doesn't
concern the proprietary
Shaun, please attach the Xorg.0.log when you have specified the driver
in the conf.
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Same problem over here both in clean install and after upgrade from feisty.
Graphics card is Geforce FX5200 using hardy beta. I used the nvidia-glx-new
driver on feisty all was working perfectly.
Going to try to add Driver nv to xorg.conf as mentioned by Shaun Crampton
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I have the same problem. Also, after each boot, before my desktop
appears, I get a message saying that GNOME could not start in high
resolution, and the options to Configure, Continue, or Cancel. If I
Configure, I am given a menu of what video card to choose, etc, but none
works. The Plug 'N' Play
* thank you
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I am sorry, I meant I upgraded from Gutsy.
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In Hardy it's the same (as expected):
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation G73 [GeForce 7600
GS] [10de:02e1] (rev a2)
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I'm in gutsy at the moment, waiting for big download to finish (will retry from
the live CD itself in a little while). lspci -nn reports:
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation G73 [GeForce 7600
GS] [10de:02e1] (rev a2)
Is it correct that the vesa driver doesn't support
(Looks like I have a 7xxx series card after all.)
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That would mean that the driver does not list all pci-id's it supports.
Could you run 'lscpi -nn |grep VGA' and post the results.
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Sourcepackagename: xorg = xserver-xorg-video-nv
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I just tried Hardy Alpha 6. I still get 800x600 by default but now the
Screens and Graphics app. works and I can select the 'nv' driver and
click Test and the test screen is correctly displayed and I can select
my monitor manually as 1280x1024 and click Test and that also works.
Looks like it's
Adding Driver nv to the device section of xorg.conf and Ctrl-Alt-Bksp
did the trick and I'm now logged in to the live CD at 1280x1024 so it's
definitely the autodetection.
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