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OpenGL applications won't run, or they crash or freeze X server
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Everytime I open Googleearth, the Googleearth splash appears and then the whole desktop locks up (can't even change VT or do CTRL+ALT+Backspace to restart the Xserver), requiring a hard reboot. If I am lucky enough to have not clicked anywhere on the desktop after it has frozen, I can do CTRL+ALT+F1 and run top. Sometimes, XOrg and compiz.real are redlining my CPU.
If I then change back to my frozen X display from the terminal (CTRL+ALT+F7, or whatever VT the Xserver happens to be running on), the Googleearth splash appears as a white box and the desktop is responsive again (but Googleearth doesn't load). If I close the 'frozen' Googleearth, X crashes completely, taking me back to a login screen again. If I turn Compiz off, Googleearth runs fine. Running glxgears also sometimes causes the desktop to freeze. Switching to a terminal and running top show Xorg and compiz.real redlining the CPU. However, sometimes glxgears doesn't cause X to freeze, but I get the following error instead: Code:
name of display: :0.0 |
Re: OpenGL applications won't run, or they crash or freeze X server
See my thread at
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=110029 and what i did: I added Option "UseCompositeWrapper" "true" to the device section in xorg.conf. This works with the 169.xx and newer generation of drivers. And turn Compiz on again. Please let the forum and me know if this has helped! If this option fixes these issues, I hope the forum moderators will put it finally in their FAQ to use this option in the case of crashes. |
Re: OpenGL applications won't run, or they crash or freeze X server
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What I've also noticed, is that the crash doesn't occur if I disable anti-aliasing in nvidia-settings (but that's not really a solution, as I hate the jagged edges in Compiz without it) |
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