it might be an issue with the DVI/HDMI interface, I don't think I had an
issue with the VGA port.
it's running headless right now so I can't test it.
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@thedanyes, I'm intrigued, can you play full screen openGL apps for long
periods without crashes? some good tests are Marble Arena 2 or XBMC in
full screen playing high-res video. if so, do you have links to the two
motherboard firmware versions, or at least version numbers of both?
update for me:
"What I don't get is that I have tried installed 304.37 invidia-current,
but the driver in use (as per System Settings >> Additional Drivers) is
nvidia-current-updates, and that is 295.49. Do I need to uninstall
nvidia-current-updates?"
switch it to nvidia-current in the Additional Drivers tool.
@ragtag, if you use Ubuntu then in a terminal do:
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates; sudo apt-get
update; sudo apt-get upgrade
info about the ppa:
https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates/
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@ag-restringere, my bad, I misunderstood what you were saying
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Nvidia driver causes xorg crash
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@ag-restringere,
you aren't supposed to install the drivers from the .run while X is running. if
you took the time to read the README, you would have seen this:
"Before you Begin
Before you begin the installation, exit the X server and terminate all OpenGL
applications (note that it is possible
apparently not a duplicate as it is only for logouts, not system
freezes. I guess we'll see if we garner any attention or intent to
actually fix this one now that the other one is actually resolved
(although, given the history on this one, I doubt it)
lately my system will not always black out and
"@tye3ow: In that case, you are probably experiencing a different issue,
as we have identified a specific problem that was introduced between the
290 and 295 series of drivers that we believe is responsible for many of
the reports here.
The next 304 release (the fix is not in 304.32) will contain
downgrading to 290.10 didn't have any effect at all for me, which it
took only a couple of minutes of Marble Arena to verify
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I'm not sure if this is a duplicate of this bug or not:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers/+bug/973096
the same indications of both reproduction and anecdotal fixes are
present there. I might give the upgraded kernel a try but I loathe using
packages so far ahead of
this might be a duplicate of this bug, I have written quite extensively on how
I reproduce this on my "GT218 [GeForce 210] (rev a2)"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers/+bug/882710
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oh yes, update: the screen no longer goes black, but instead as Sergio
pointed out, it freezes which I suppose might sound like progress,
except that the system reboots itself after a few seconds and the
problem still renders OpenGL useless.
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still present in 12.04 (64bit) with the 295.49 (X-Updates) drivers on
the GeForce 210. I don't know if it is a heat issue or if heat
generation is just a symptom of whatever issue is causing the problems.
I sure would like for the problems to go away though, as this is the
second release with the s
I figured I'd give it a go and see if the problem might be fixed so I
fired up some Marble Arena 2 in Desura and played it for a little bit,
and then same problem
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what happens when you use an intensive OpenGL app? XBMC in windowed mode is a
good place to start, since you can minimize it and watch your heat, or rather
anything using windowed mode+OpenGL at any larger scale. you can watch your
heat with this (it's what I have in conky lol):
nvidia-settings
@Strange_cathect, what version of the drivers are you using? the
'version-current' in the repos is still 280.13 (unless you're using the
x-updates repo)
tye@T:~$ apt-cache policy nvidia-current nvidia-current-updates
nvidia-current:
Installed: 295.33-0ubuntu1~oneiric~xup1
Ca
it seems to be heat generation as I can load and minimize XBMC 11.0 and
then watch my GPU temperature climb to above 100°C. this issue is not
present in 11.04 which might be something to do with Gnome3 rather than
Gnome2 or the nVidia drivers (but that is just a guess at this point)
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still happens all the time, one of the reasons I was reluctant to
upgrade to 11.10 and sadly the more it happens the more I think about
going back to 11.04 (as it never happened in 11.04)
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still getting GPU has fallen off the bus errors even with 295.20 (from
x-updates). same if I force the driver to 280.13 (from official repos).
I'm using Gnome Shell, and I experience it most often when I have
intensive OpenGL apps running (Trine 1 & 2 running under WINE, Marble
Arena 2 running nat
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