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The bug started affected my Dell XPS 13 a 3-4 days ago (probably a package
update?).
I have installed Ubuntu 12.04, 64bits.
I am relatively new to the community so I'd appreciate some more detailed
explanation
on how it can be fixed. Since I am running solely on Ubuntu at the time, this
is
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The same here, 298.49, NV9800 GT
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@Abhishek - Try opening a terminal window and running sudo apt-get
update (without the quotation marks).
If that doesn't help, just install 295.40 and then run Update Manager to
get 295.49.
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@madbiologist: Tried that, but no success. Finally, was able to find
this link and it worked like a charm. Seems we need to install a ppa to
replace the current driver. Although, I must say that Unity is very very
slow to respond in the current driver, nigh unusable. Have switched to
Gnome-Shell
Having the same kind of problems with my FX5500, unable to set the
screen resolution beyond 640x480. I've gone back to 11.10 while waiting
for an update to the distribution.
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Sorry, it is STILL presesent, I forgot the notice by MadFranky and types
@ as the firrst character in the To: Cc: Bcc: fields.
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@Abhishek - I'm glad that worked for you, but it shouldn't be necessary.
Other people in this bug didn't need to do that. (That page in the link
you provided was published before 295.49 was available in -updates -
see https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-
enabled proposed and updated input-evdev . Can confirm the crash is
still in there.
I also looked at the backported changes, and it does not look like the
codechanges are connected with this.
evdev identifies the headset dongle as evdev keyboard catchall and
configues it accordingly:
[
I have a secondary computer at the office which is not used frequently.
I was using it the last few days last week. It had a clean, updated
install of 12.04 64 bit. The video performancwe was very laggy. So I
took a look at what it had for video. It was nvidia, and thew 295-40
driver was
sary@sa-lap:~$ tail -f /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[ 2421.011] (II) NOUVEAU(0): Modeline 1280x800x0.0 71.00 1280 1328 1360
1424 800 803 809 816 -hsync -vsync (49.9 kHz)
[ 3863.764] (II) NOUVEAU(0): EDID vendor CPT, prod id 5151
[ 3863.764] (II) NOUVEAU(0): Printing DDC gathered Modelines:
[
a full backtrace within an ssh session , am not quite sure if i
produced it right .
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@Don - what was the exact name of the package in Synaptic?
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Title:
[regression] Nvidia 295.40: Unity 3D does not work at
Public bug reported:
If I run XBMC in windowed mode under GNOME Shell on my mid-2011 11”
MacBook Air, it works great. But if I launch it in fullscreen mode, or
hit the fullscreen toggle button (“\”), my X server crashes with the
following in the log:
Backtrace:
[ 69937.971] 0: /usr/bin/X
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Running XBMC fullscreen with GNOME Shell causes segfault in
intel_drv.so
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I promised you that I will let you know my experience when I install a
separate graphic card.
I plugged in a ATI HD5770 PCIe card into my machine and after struggling with
the installation of the AMD drivers, I finally succeeded to install the drivers
on ubuntu 12.04 64bit kernel 3.2 as show in
Hi Sanil, i have the same issue and if you need i can provide some details to
fix issue.
when you plan ti fix it?
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Same problem here .. I have a Dell Vostro V13 ..
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset
Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset
Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
Closing the lid
Ok, my XFCE at home freezes too. But at the office with exactly the same
hardware it doesn't freeze. And the difference is that the one that
doesn't freeze was a clean Xubuntu 12.04 install while the one that
freezes was a regular Ubuntu upgrade from Oneiric.
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Nvidia SLI active: Failed to set
You're right, the setup
1 2
3 4
fixes this. It is however still weird that any different order of
screens introduces bugs, but well... I can work for now.
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I have the same bug in 12.04 (precise) x86_64.
This is not working:
xmodmap -display :0 -e 'clear Lock'
As a workaround I use:
xmodmap -display :0 -e 'keycode 66 ='
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I have the same bug. I have a four-screen xinerama setup. The tablet is
stretched over the four screens, just as I want. The tablet works fine for
menus and buttons, but not for painting (mypaint, gimp). When I do something
with painting, it appears that the tablet is over-moving. Some
NVIDIA finally introduced support for RandR 1.2 and 1.3 in their 302.07
beta Linux graphics driver - see
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_itempx=MTA5NTY
The latest 302.xx series driver is the 302.11 Linux driver beta. It contains
further RandR improvements and can be installed on
Public bug reported:
Causes: problema with dependencies (not specified)
results: black screen at the boot of Ubuntu (10.04), post menu F8. Resolved
after boot in poor grafical mode and de-intallation of fglrx package.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
Package: fglrx (not
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Same problem for me since I upgraded to 12.04 in April. I can't click
anything. I have to ALT+CTRL+DEL, then log out. After logging in a
second time, the mouse works again.
My mouse works fine, until I use it to launch something (i.e. I can click the
desktop and drag select icons, click the
I have also tried the daily ubuntu kernel ppa and 3.5.0-999-generic
#201206030419 does not fix this problem.
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Closing/opening the lid of my dell laptop to suspend/resume an Ubuntu
session *usually* works.
However, rather often, the resuming hangs at some point in the process.
Often, I get to see my mouse appearing (it even changes to a cursor when
moved to an area of the screen
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Xorg freeze upon resuming from suspend
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Follow-up of bug #930807 due to upgrade to Quantal 12.10
Happened twice today, when I was working with a virtual machine (vmplayer
4.0.3 build-703057). Both occured when vmplayer was in background, but active.
The second crash pinned X to 100% CPU
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I will need to get back to you tomorrow. That computer is in my office.
Sorry!
On 06/03/2012 09:09 AM, madbiologist wrote:
@Don - what was the exact name of the package in Synaptic?
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I writing here because I have some problems on my 64bit Ubuntu 12.04
(probably Unity Shell or graphic drivers). When I:
- close the fullscreen application (like Minecraft after pressing F11, but not
in Firefox when I'm in fullscreen mode)
- log on
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will attach necessary information for debugging this as an Xorg problem.
Thanks in advance.
** Package changed: ubuntu = xorg (Ubuntu)
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Public bug reported:
the automated bug reporter knows more about this than i do. i should just let
it speak.
note: i think i used a different repository, added ppa:xorg-edgers, but i can't
be certain it was used to obtain package.
observation: how is it that original ati card hd5450 worked ok
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kernel module failed to build
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Despite restarting the computer several times, the mouse still doesn't
budge. A USB mouse works fine. I searched on forums and tried a couple
of things in the terminal but nothing has worked.
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I've got:
Segmentation fault at address (nil)
Caught signal 11 (Segmentation fault). Server aborting
in Xorg log after upgrading with ~xorg-edgers ppa
had to ppa-purge it to get X session back...
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Can you attach the output from intel_reg_dumper when booting with
nomodeset and in the broken case? I just want to confirm your eDP
config...
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i just grabbed latest queued branch and made some tests with external vga.
Results are still same:
- if vga attached after boot. both displays are recognized VGA and eDP
- if vga attached before boot. only VGA is recognized.
- modeset vs nomodeset make no difference.
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reg_dump_vga_at_boot_modeset
regdump: VGA was attached before boot. eDP is not recognized. modeset
used by default.
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Just to make sure. Are you about bug:
no image on eDP if VGA was attached before poweron?
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only external screen
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reg_dump_vga_at_boot_nomodeset
regdump: same like previous. only difference - nomodeset was used.
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reg_dump_vga_after_boot
regdump: VGA was attached after boot. eDP and VGA are recognized and
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Please forgive me if this is a stupid post, but I am an affected user
and I'm just slightly confused.
What is the status of this bug? The description says that there is a
stable solution, which seems to be rebuilding the evdev module; however,
if I'm understanding the comments thus far
Also, I'm not sure if this helps anyone, but I'm having the exact same
issue as reported here, except I'm using a Turtle Beach wireless audio
solution (via a USB dongle, much similar to the Logitech product
referenced here).
If I'm reading the posts properly, perhaps it's already been identified
] Device [1025:0520]
LiveMediaBuild: Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal - Alpha i386 (20120603)
MachineType: Acer Aspire 5253
ProcEnviron:
TERM=xterm
PATH=(custom, no user)
LANG=en_US.UTF-8
SHELL=/bin/bash
ProcKernelCmdLine: initrd=/casper/initrd.lz file=/cdrom/preseed/username.seed
boot=casper quiet
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After installing the ppa:xorg-edgers/ppa the flicker seems to have been
fixed. This leads me to conclude that the issue was caused by something
done in the default Ubuntu install of X. However, it would be nice to
see some of the changes with the 1.12 server and drivers to be brought
into
I really don't understand Launchpad. When I report a bug, I get
instructions not to report a new bug, but instead to find another bug
report and say I'm experiencing it too. But when I do that, the bug
gets closed Won't Fix. Oh well. I guess I'll try generating a new
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I compiled the driver manually and started debugging a little. The crash
is somewhere in
static void EvdevInitAxesLabels(EvdevPtr pEvdev, int mode, int natoms,
Atom *atoms)
(mode=1 natoms=8)
I even merged the current changes from git... but that didn't do
anything either. (as soon as you plug
Every time I get this error (about once a week or less) dmesg has the following
message: *ERROR* invalid framebuffer id.
I have been careful to check if the framabuffer error happens at the same
instant I see the bug manifesting itself and it does.
Lenovo X220 with Intel graphics.
I have the
This bug was fixed in the package mesa - 8.0.2-0ubuntu3.1
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* Add 118_fix_rendering_from_textures.patch: Postpone the setup of the
workaround render target miptree until update_renderbuffer time.
Fixes a GPU hang
I had this problem too, sporadically, for a very long time. Recently it
got quite a bit worse with a new release of fglrx, so I undertook to
solve it. What was happening for me is that the X server used the dpms
settings specified in the ServerFlags section (BlankTime, etc.) of
xorg.conf to put
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okay. i'll give that a try. i only ask here because i was running fedora
16 and it had the 3.3+ kernel update and i never had any issue with it.
i will give it a try on ubuntu though, thanks for the links!
Public bug reported:
With Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Alpha, I'm getting very bad graphics
corruption that requires logging out. Logging out and logging back in is
sufficient to restore my system to working order. This affects either
Unity or GNOME Shell so it's not specific to either of those
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@madbiologist: Since the release is committed, I should have received
295.53 by default when I checked Install 3rd party software. What I
received was 295.40 and even after updates, it was still the same. It
never upgraded to 295.53 even from update manager (it showed it is
up-to-date).
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