I am having the same kinds of problems with my nVidia Quadro FX1500
256MB PCIE 16x. I have a Compaq nw9440 EZ901AA#ABA. I am getting a
trashed and twisted display, if I move the mouse around it will snow.

Here's the interesting part; sometimes I can see well enough to (with
GREAT difficulty) navigate to run nvidia-settings. I am using xserver-
xgl but have confirmed that this still happens if I disable Xgl. This
only started happening to me when I began to run hardy-proposed,
however. I did not have this problem on 8.04 with nvidia 169.12, but I
DO have this problem on 8.04.1 with 169.12 OR 173.whatever (I CURRENTLY
have installed Envy.) It has not fixed this problem for me. The problem
may, of course, actually be different; I have a different card.

I also have the problem that the 'nv' driver properly detects my
resolutions, but 'nvidia' does not. I believe the problem is that the
EDID is reporting a pixel clock 1/2 the actual maximum. Certainly the
maximum pixel clock reported is too low. I have dual-link LVDS. The EDID
is version 1.3 and I haven't found a way to successfully retrieve it
yet, let alone parse it properly. I am planning to back up my Linux
installation and install Windows, where the card still works, so that I
can hopefully try to generate an EDID there that I can load into the
nvidia driver manually.

Unfortunately, I am also having black screens and failure to return from
DPMS.

Should I generate a new bug report, or add further to this one?

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Nvidia 9600gt card not working correctly
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