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GPU NVIDIA TNT2
CPU P4 1.8 OS FC6 I have installed Nvidia legacy drivers using the nvidia installation utility and I can load the module but it is limited to 800x600. I have searched different threads and even tried adding IgnoreEDID to the Monitor section which caused the module not to load at all. Currently the xorg.conf does not have a "Monitor" section. This is the way it was configred. The nv driver works fine but I would like to use the acceleration of the nvidia module. Here is the nvidia-bug-report.log |
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NVIDIA Corporation
Join Date: Dec 2004
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You didn't specify Hsync or Vrefresh in your X configuration, so the driver fell back to safe defaults, which will only provide a maximum 800x600 mode.
Thanks, Lonni |
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Thanks for the reply!
The xorg.conf file that you see is the default that was made by X, and the nv driver works fine with this. I am sure you noticed that there is no Monitor section in this file. So I went ahead and wrote a section based on the log file from the nv driver, and included the VertRefresh and Hsync ranges as well and the result was the same. It is interesting that the same nvidia legacy driver worked well with FC5. I would appreciate more suggestions! |
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If adding the appropriate section didn't help, then I'll need to see a new bug report.
Thanks, Lonni |
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I will post the new bug report as soon as I get back home. Thanks!
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I am attaching three files.
1. nvidia-bug-report-1.log: This is when I added a Monitor section to the xorg.conf 2. nvidia-bug-report.log: This time I went ahead and added an "IgnoreEDID" and specified the mode "1280x1024". In both cases it seems that the monitor section does not get parsed and it does not matter if you add anything to the xorg.conf. 3.Xorg.0.log This is my log with the "nv" driver in place. This will recognize the modes appropriately. Thanks for your help! |
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NVIDIA Corporation
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Actually, you still have another problem:
(WW) No monitor specified for screen "Screen0". You need to add a Monitor to the Screen section, or you'll continue to get this: (II) NVIDIA(0): <default monitor>: Using default hsync range of 31.50-37.90 kHz (II) NVIDIA(0): <default monitor>: Using default vrefresh range of 50.00-70.00 Hz Thanks, Lonni |
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How should I do this? Should I add a subsection to the section screen? or there is some other way?
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Just add the following to the Screen section:
Monitor "Monitor0" |
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Thanks for your help!
I already changed the xorg.conf and I had to fiddle a little bit more to get the nvidia driver to behave. Now it covers all of the correct modes. I am attaching the nvidia-bug-report.log I have two little problems: 1. Now the driver only supports some of the valid screen refresh rates. For example I know that this card can support 1400x1050x75 but now it only goes up to 70. Why is that? 2. For some reason the glx is not working so I get the notorious "Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0"." from glxinfo. Any suggestions? |
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