[Expired for nvidia-graphics-drivers (Ubuntu) because there has been no
activity for 60 days.]
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I finally found a solution/workaround (I can't believe it)!!!
A thread on the nvnews forums discussed a similar problem. One comment
suggested setting the option NoExtendedGpuCapabilitiesCheck in xorg.conf
to disable mode validation
I tested my graphics card with another external monitor (a Dell 2408WFP)
which runs with a native resolution of 1920x1200.
Using that monitor does not exhibit the bug and the driver/graphics card
is able to run two monitors simultaneously at 1920x1200 (total
resolution: 3840x1200). This shows me,
I just performed further tests with a system booted from an USB drive.
The bug happens regardless of architecture, both amd64 and i386 are
affected.
With the nouveau driver I managed to run both monitors with native resolution,
but the external monitor showed graphic errors (see the attached
I finally took the time to upgrade my Ubuntu install to the recent
release 12.10 (Quantal Quetzal). This bug still occurs, and now seems
worse then ever. I have skipped (i.e. not tested) the releases 11.10 and
12.04, but I assume those two releases didn't bring any improvement
either.
In the
Tested with Quantal and the bug still occurs. See Comment #8
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-
drivers/+bug/727112/comments/8)
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Hey knittl,
You filed this bug report against natty, but I see it's still open and
doesn't appear to have much activity recently. So, now that oneiric
is released and stable, this may be a good point for you to upgrade
and re-test if this issue is still present there.
If it's solved in the new
new symptom: last week i had a projector plugged in while booting into
ubuntu. when i went home i only put my computer to sleep. when using my
monitor at home i was then able to run both monitors in full resolution
(nvidia-settings was still thinking the projector was plugged in, it
would not
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Title:
nvidia-current does not detect
hi bryce,
no more luck without an xorg.conf, why would it? there's not much in my
config, except the driver.
for classic desktop, i am running it already – desktop effects take too
much time and resources. i can try if desktop with effects works with
nvidia-173 driver, but i'm pretty sure it
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Title:
nvidia-current does not
Can you try removing your /etc/X11/xorg.conf and see if the automatic
configuration works better?
Also, test out running Classic Desktop (No effects). If that works,
then I wonder if its just a max texture size limitation of the hardware.
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I'm subscribing Nvidia.
@Daniel Dadap: any ideas on the issue?
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Title:
nvidia-current does not detect hardware
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