On 08-09-14 08:27:54, Philipp Commans wrote:
> Hallo Alberto!
> 
> I found the time do delete the Catalyst drivers (AMD installer) and reinstall 
> fglrx from the repositories. 
> I also reinstalled ubuntu-drivers-common from the proposed-archive just to 
> make sure. 
> 
> Some testing showed the following results: 
> Configuration via "sudo aticonfig --adapter=all --initial -f" is successfull. 
> Amdcccle shows the right graphics cards information. 
> The discrete card is activated by default. 
> But when I switch cards via amdcccle or aticonfig the X-Server crashes at 
> restart with error:
> "No matching device section for instance (BusID PCI:0@0:1:1)"
> Rewritting the xorg.conf with aticonfig makes the X-Server startable again. 
> This error also appeared with the drivers from the AMD installer before. 
> 

The last fix I committed in 14.10 should fix this.

> The gpu-manager still does not seem to be working. Should the 
> /var/log/gpu-manager normally be rewritten on each boot?
> That's definitely not the case, according to the last modification time. 
> 
> Can you give me any advice on how to find out what could possibly be 
> blacklisting gpu-manager or stopping it from working?
> When I start gpu-manager manually the log gets rewritten. 
> 
> Could the X-server-crash be linked with the deactivated gpu-manager?
> 

Yes, the log should be rewritten at least on boot. If it's not, it means
that the gpu-manager is not starting. For some reason the gpu-manager
upstart job (/etc/init/gpu-manager.conf) must not be starting on your
system.

No gpu-manager means that the system won't adapt when you switch to a
different driver or when something goes wrong (and you'll have to
configure things manually).

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