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lately I upgraded my system from fedora 1 to fedora 2. I graped and installed the latest nvidia driver (5336). X seemed to be fine. But When I logged out the x server, the screen locked up with white horizontal lines across the two screens. Only a hard reboot is the way out.
After I login (run level 3), and start x again, the screen is black and no response. The only way to get X up running again, is to run it first with the generic "nv" driver, logout and then restart X with the "nvidia" driver. I have a twin view configuration enabled, but that was not the problem since I tested it out with single monitor also. I played with the NvAGP option and the problem is the same every time. The Interesting thing is that this problem does not appear in my amd64 desktop. For which I installed the 5332 driver that is patched for kernel 2.6
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I have installed the earlier driver 5328 ( patched for 2.6 ) and the problem is the same.
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DeskTop 1: CPU: dual core AMD64 x2 4800+ motherboard: tyan k8e s2865 RAM: Corsair xms 4GB 3200C2 (400) Video Card: EVGA GeForce 6600GT 128MB Monitor: 20 inch wide screen dell 2005FPW DeskTop 2: CPU: dual xeon 2.8GH 533 FSB motherboard: SuperMicro X5DAL RAM: 2 GB Video Card: ASUS GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x (rev a2) Monitor: Dual Display ViewSonic VA912b |
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Join Date: Sep 2003
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my favorite fix for any problem is currently adding
Option "IgnoreDisplayDevices" "DFP, TV" to the device section |
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I actually tried that and it did not fix it.
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DeskTop 1: CPU: dual core AMD64 x2 4800+ motherboard: tyan k8e s2865 RAM: Corsair xms 4GB 3200C2 (400) Video Card: EVGA GeForce 6600GT 128MB Monitor: 20 inch wide screen dell 2005FPW DeskTop 2: CPU: dual xeon 2.8GH 533 FSB motherboard: SuperMicro X5DAL RAM: 2 GB Video Card: ASUS GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x (rev a2) Monitor: Dual Display ViewSonic VA912b |
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does the kernel 2.6.5 for AMD64 that comes with Fedora2 have the 4kstack limitations as well as the 32bit edition?
If yes, then the problem I am experiencing is not related to the 4kstack option because my nvidia drivers worked fine in my AMD64 box. The problem appears only in the xeon box! Or am I missing something?
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DeskTop 1: CPU: dual core AMD64 x2 4800+ motherboard: tyan k8e s2865 RAM: Corsair xms 4GB 3200C2 (400) Video Card: EVGA GeForce 6600GT 128MB Monitor: 20 inch wide screen dell 2005FPW DeskTop 2: CPU: dual xeon 2.8GH 533 FSB motherboard: SuperMicro X5DAL RAM: 2 GB Video Card: ASUS GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x (rev a2) Monitor: Dual Display ViewSonic VA912b Last edited by saqer; 05-22-04 at 02:17 PM. |
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