izzy
02-25-03, 02:40 PM
Hello everybody,
I just got my new computer the day before, and installed SuSE 8.1 on it, using the shipped drivers for the GForce4 I have plugged into my machine. Resolution is 1280x1024 on my 19" MBO monitor. So far, fine (could not get to that resolution in Win2000 without having a strange cushion effect; best to work was 1024x768 here).
But now to the problem: when I'm in a text console, all text gets screwed up from time to time (mostly when I walk over my input with the cursor keys), same in some input windows under X (such as my mail editor) - strangely not within this forum mail editor or other HTML form fields. SuSE support told me to switch off the frame buffers and slow down from AGPx8 to AGPx4 - but both had no effect. It's very annoying, most annoying when I try to browse some files (or man pages).
1) Has anybody ever had/heared of this before?
2) Does anybody know where this problem comes from?
3) Has anybody a solution for this?
3a) May an upgrade to the original nVidia (3D) drivers solve it?
Any help appreciated!
Greetz,
Izzy.
I just got my new computer the day before, and installed SuSE 8.1 on it, using the shipped drivers for the GForce4 I have plugged into my machine. Resolution is 1280x1024 on my 19" MBO monitor. So far, fine (could not get to that resolution in Win2000 without having a strange cushion effect; best to work was 1024x768 here).
But now to the problem: when I'm in a text console, all text gets screwed up from time to time (mostly when I walk over my input with the cursor keys), same in some input windows under X (such as my mail editor) - strangely not within this forum mail editor or other HTML form fields. SuSE support told me to switch off the frame buffers and slow down from AGPx8 to AGPx4 - but both had no effect. It's very annoying, most annoying when I try to browse some files (or man pages).
1) Has anybody ever had/heared of this before?
2) Does anybody know where this problem comes from?
3) Has anybody a solution for this?
3a) May an upgrade to the original nVidia (3D) drivers solve it?
Any help appreciated!
Greetz,
Izzy.