Thanks for the response. To be honest, I'd forgotten about this bug. It was so
weird/specific to begin with (only one website ever caused problems). The issue
also seems to have disappeared on upgrading to 14.10.
It never occurred to me to upgrade the BIOS - the utilities are always
Seems to be a font issue: the crash always happens as the page tries to
load objects from fonts.smdg.ca. I considered blocking smdg.ca with
NoScript but the site becomes unusable. Could this be a duplicate of Bug
#738526? I always get an X crash the first time I load the page after
reboot. If it
Public bug reported:
This doesn't occur every single time I try to open the website, but
fairly consistently on the first instance after starting the computer.
(After one xserver crash it usually works the second time.) I'm using
the pipelight plugin to enable the Windows Flash player (since most
My apologies if the bug tracker is the wrong place to post this, but
thank you x1000 for fixing this. I've got desktop-based switching and
gtk scrolling both working without patches/ppas for the first time in a
long time. Great work!
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Thanks for the update. I gave my FireStream to someone interested in
doing some GP-GPU computing and bought an NVIDIA card. I'll let them
know although I think they're running CentOS (with an older X version).
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Christopher, is there anything further you might need me to check? I am
planning to apply a workaround this week of a GeForce 650 I got a good
deal on :-) I'll hold off on swapping the cards in case you need me to
follow up on anything. I'm not using the Firestream for any GP-GPU
computing or
Christopher: installing fglrx-updates has the same effect. Graphics are
completely shot on rebooting, and I'm unable to run aticonfig --initial or
amdconfig --initial successfully as before.
I'm sticking with the open source drivers for now and am looking at swapping
out this card for a
I have failure with both fglrx and fglrx-updates in 12.10, and the 12.11
beta driver fails to install in 12.04. (Although the latter may be
because I'm doing something wrong, as I noted in bug 1075035.)
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I've installed 12.04, updated it, and tried installing the 12.11 beta driver
form the link in #6. In case I did something wrong, here are my steps: 1.
Download and extract the file. 2 In the directory of the extracted file, I ran
sudo sh file.run
The installer program came up, but it only
I could, but probably not until the weekend - I'll need time to do a
12.04 install on this machine (my home computer) and I've got a really
busy week at work. (My work computer still has 12.04 - I need a graphics
program that depends on qt3 - but no AMD graphics.)
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I'll try to find some time to give this a try tonight - I've got 500
students waiting to get midterms from me today so I'll be a bit busy! In
case it's any help, here are the lines I get from lspci related to the
Firestream card:
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee
I can add the AMD Firestream 9250 to the list of affected video cards -
just upgraded and I've got the same problems as everyone else in this
report. I'll try the open source drivers until I can get enough of a
working desktop to investigate further. (I'm having trouble even viewing
a website on
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I upgraded my desktop at home to 12.10 today, and wound up with complete
failure of graphics: compiz would not work and hence Unity would not start - I
had only a desktop and a terminal (accessed via Ctrl-Alt-T). Screen resolution
was very poor (and used only 75% of the
Sorry for the mix-up. The problem sounded identical to mine, and I was
limited in my abilities to search around since my screen resolution was
shot to the point that firefox was too wide to fit on the screen. I've
added a new bug and subscribed you as suggested.
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I tried the workaround, but ran into some problems:
- in step 5, the command apt-get -y reinstall was not recognised. The
reinstall seems to be the wrong code. I couldn't recall what the correct
command was, so I did this step via synaptic.
- step 6 failed because there was no package
Hi Bryce,
I stopped trying to use gnome shell not long after reporting the bug; partly
because it just wasn't working, but mostly because I've been happy with Unity
and haven't felt the urge to play with other desktops lately.
However, there are plenty of comments from people other than myself,
But with the Fedora 15 Live CD you'd be using the open source drivers -
GNOME shell works fine with those, last time I tried. (I had Fedora 15
installed for awhile but had all kinds of pain with broken packages,
system settings, etc.) It's a bit of a hassle to get fglrx drivers
installed on
OK, although it's been my experience with Ubuntu up to and including
11.04 that with the open source driver most games with 3D graphics are
unplayable - even something like SuperTuxKart. So I'd rather have
Unity+Games than GNOME Shell with no games, especially since my
preferences lean towards
I'll try installing the latest drivers from the AMD website at some
point, although Unity's working just fine for me at the moment so I'm
not too bothered!
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I'm not sure if this is the same/related, but since activating the fglrx
drivers on a clean install of 10.04 I do not get window decorations on boot.
However if I use the compiz fusion icon to reload compiz, I get window
decorations.
I installed yesterday from CD and the only config files
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