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Join Date: Dec 2005
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I am running ubuntu breezy using kernel 2.6.12.10-k7.. driver 7676 has worked just fine for me, but the 8174 broke my tvout
![]() I get no error or anything when i open a seperate xserver using tvout, but the tvout is showing a corrupted xserver screen, with no sight of the nvidia logo or the desktop. Downgrading to 7676 seemed to solve this issue... The main specs: msi kt333, msi gf4 ti4200, 512meg ram.. |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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RenderAccel still crashes Xorg when using Firefox on certain pages (doesn't crash when it's off, and I can make it crash on the same page every time when RenderAccel is on.. I'm guessing it's something font related).
HW cursor bug also still happens once in a while. So.. this is just another lame update. Stability over features please. I'd much rather have some 2D acceleration than play silly 3D games slightly faster. ![]() |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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I keep hearing people with renderaccel issues but that's one thing I've never had issues with. Are you guys using composite, because that's far more unstabe.
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Speeds are back up to how they always were before the 8168 driver. 8168 had some bugs which most likely slowed things down.
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Join Date: Jan 2004
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@ Bratag Code:
You do realise that nvclock is not written by nvidia? In fact in most cases I believe they caution against overclocking (or at least the card manufacturers do). I know you can OC stuff (my BFG card comes OCed out of the box) but its at your own risk. I cant see nvidia providing something potentially damaging. The GF 6800 Go mobile runs here with my big battery always with full speed in 2D mode! Means: 290/590 full speed! No nVidia powermixer support on linux. With powermixer or an option to clock it down, it would/could only be 125/318 in 2D mode. That is a lot of saving for a hw device in a notebook consuming the most energy! I can also ver stable and fine clock to 400/700 and can play cool 56 celsius for hours BF2 under XP, its more stable than most PC nVidia GFX cards I have used and seen... Marcus |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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If you experience crashes, please try to locate a thread describing your problem and reply with as much information as possible there, else create a new thread (see http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=46678).
Please note that COMPOSITE is still experimental and that the crashes you're seeing may be caused by bugs in the core X server, see e.g. http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=61111. |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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It is not a composite problem. I never use composite, because you're right, it's experimental and buggy. But RenderAccel is buggy enough by itself.
chango:~$ tail -3 /etc/X11/xorg.conf Section "Extensions" Option "Composite" "Disable" EndSection No I cannot link to the site, because it's a private forum. I might try and isolate what part of the page causes the crash though. I don't really have a way of collecting info after the crash, because the way X dies my console is fried and I don't have another computer for dialing in (though that might be because I use a fb console so I could try using a kernel without it). Again my best guess is that it's a problem with fonts, specifically anti-aliasing. I could try without autohinting just to be sure. |
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When have you generated the nvidia-bug-report.log if the system freezes when X starts? |
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What card do you have? |
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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Err, now the fonts are rendered correcly by disabling UseEdidDpi and using DisplaySize option. It isn't sufficient to disable UseEdidDpi or setting it to DFP-0 or whatever else. Why the old driver worked without a glitch ?
Bye Marcello |
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