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Black screen when X starts
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Hello,
I have a problem using the nvidia drivers (6111). Upon starting x the screen will go black and the system will become unresponsive. CTRL-ALT-DEL and CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE do nothing, and a hard reset is required. X works perfectly with the open-source 'nv' driver, but trying to start with driver 'nvidia' always results in this problem. I installed the 6106 driver, but the problem remains. (I also tried to install 5336, but the kernel module refused to compile against my 2.6.7 kernel.) I have tried changing the resolution and Option "NvAGP" "0", but that doesn't have any effect. Some information on my system: Gentoo system running with a manually compiled vanilla 2.6.7 kernel. Athlon processor and nForce2 based motherboard (GA-7N400E-L) Graphics card is a Leadtek A360TDH (GeForce FX5700) X.org server I have attached my Xorg.conf file and /var/log/Xorg.0.log at verbosity 5 Any ideas? Thanks, Mark. |
Re: Black screen when X starts
Is the nvidia-glx package installed? Have you run opengl-update?
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Re: Black screen when X starts
I have been using the driver from nviida, not the gentoo ebuilds, so no. :) some people seem to think this is a bad idea, but i have yet to have a reason why. The only problem I can see is a minor difficulty when trying to update X through portage.
I have just solved the problem, if anyone is interested, by disabling 4k stacks and recompiling the kernel. Thanks for the suggestions, in any case. |
Re: Black screen when X starts
Ooooo, yeah, that's your problem right there >>> Graphics card is a Leadtek A360TDH (GeForce FX5700)
FX5700 was giving me some major migraines and burnt several weeks of my loser life trying to fix the hard-lock thing...bugs in X or driver dunno...Finally, I just stuck a 5200 card in and issues go by-by. (I stuck the 5700 card in a win box and it works fine over 'there') |
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