I was able to get the 2011-07-20 build of 10.04.3 to boot, using roughly
the same tricks that I used for another system described in bug#707755,
on a Compaq system.
For the live-CD boot line, I hit F6 and selected 'nomode' set. For the
rest of the command line, I removed 'quiet' and 'splash' and
I'm not sure that the 'nomode' boot line setting was necessary for this
Openchrome display - I had used that (see previous comment) for a system
with an nVidia display.
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At any rate, even if the repaired driver isn't added to the .3 or .4
release of 10.04 LTS, this provides a workaround to allow someone to
install this LTS version in a system like this. It's a little beyond
what a newbie can be expected to do, though!
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I downloaded the 16 July 2011 build of 10.04.3, and apparently the
repaired driver has not been backported to this release.
Two issues:
1. the screen comes up in 1600x1200 or something like that, so the
bottom right of that screen image does not show on the 1024x768 panel,
as before.
2. A login
Reopen for possible backporting of 11.04 version of this driver to
10.04.3
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Title:
[K8M800] Maverick 10.10 live-CD
The version of the openchrome driver which is working properly on this
system under Natty 11.04 is:
peter@cupid:~$ apt-show-versions xserver-xorg-video-openchrome
xserver-xorg-video-openchrome/natty uptodate 1:0.2.904+svn916-1build1
Will there be daily builds of 10.04.3 available prior to that
According to upstream bug report and confirmation by comments on this
bug report, the issue has been fixed in recent Ubuntu releases.
If you can identify the exact revision number that provides the fix, it
can be considered for backporting to 10.04 under SRU policies. Provide
the revision number
As of the last couple of days, it appears that the screen resolution of
1024x768 is set automatically when X starts.
Also, switching to/from text modes seems to work. There is an oddity
about switching back from a text console to X: using Alt-F7 just
switches to a blank screen with [ OK ] in the
** Changed in: openchrome
Status: New = Fix Released
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Title:
[K8M800] Maverick 10.10 live-CD login failure,
Bartosz: What I would really like to happen is to have these fixes
backported to 10.04.1 LTS, so that they might be released by 10.04.2
update. Is that reasonable? 11.04 seems very unstable, and is not
useable at the moment. Perhaps I should repartition the HD and set up a
dual boot between 10.04
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: xorg-server
+ [ Comments added for Natty 11.04 alpha version }
[ Comments added for Maveric beta versions ]
It is now impossible to boot and log in on this system from the beta-2
live CD - see comment #111.
THIS NOW SEEMS TO BE
A serious problem has just arisen after an update today. I did the
update while the system was started, but before logging in (I switched
to a text console while the login screen was appearing). Once I logged
in, in safe mode, the 2 icons I'd created on the desktop were bouncing
up and down, and
A side issue - the system was unable to support USB devices that were
attached - a keyboard and mouse. Console 1 reported errors about that.
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The behavior described above was with the Openchrome driver build from
source a couple of days ago. I then reinstalled the driver from the
repository, and the only difference in behavior was that the initial
resolution after booting turns out to be 1600x1200; and that can be
changed by installing
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-openchrome (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Triaged
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Title:
[K8M800] Maverick
See http://www.openchrome.org/trac/ticket/366 - The initial screen res
seems to be set at 1024x768, and switching to/from text screens works
too, with r891 of the OpenChrome driver.
Thanks, Bartosz!
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Thanks Peter for your investigation
So this is regression in openchrome. Could you please go back to the
previous openchrome trunk versions by following command
svn update -r887
and check where exactly this error appear?
Does this bug appear in openchrome revision 888?
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Check also if this bug exists in the latest openchrome revision (r891):
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I'll try both 887 and 891 (and 888?) in about 24 hours - I'm out of town
today.
On Sun, Dec 19, 2010 at 11:58 AM, Bartosz 495...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
Check also if this bug exists in the latest openchrome revision (r891):
http://openchrome.org/trac/changeset/891/trunk
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I just reinstalled the current openchrome driver from the repository,
rebooted, and now switching to text modes works properly, though I have
to have xorg.conf installed to get the right resolution. I'll try
rebuilding the driver according to Bug #186103 and see if that helps
this issue.
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There has been a severe regression TODAY in 11.04 - now the tty screens
don't work. Ctrl-alt-F1 etc switch to a random screen which doesn't
sync.
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log after text console failure.
Actually, the remaining problem regarding the initial screen resolution
is covered by Bug #186103 - other issues on THIS bug seem to have been
resolved.
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Note that further comments were added to Bug #689377 today, as further
problems appeared. I don't think these problem were due to the display
driver, but they do affect testing of display problems somewhat, and
vice versa. For example, if the xorg.conf file is removed, it's not
possible to go into
A new bug appeared yesterday: frequently the top and bottom panels don't
appear after login. I just filed this bug separately as #689377. This
happens most of the time in Classic Mode (Gnome), but not in Gnome Safe
Mode.
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Note that the tests of Natty on my Averatec - last few comments - were
using the Ubuntu Classic Session - Gnome. Unity will not work on the
Unichrome display hardware.
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Hi Peter.
Attach the Xorg.0.log file from Ubuntu 11.04 'natty narwhal'. Make sure that
you don't have set the xorg.conf file.
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Hi Bartosz - I removed the xorg.conf file and rebooted. The login
background and login dialog appear in the 1600x1200 mode (note that the
grub2 screen appears properly, using a custom background I installed).
I've attached the Xorg.0.log file.
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log after booting
After that, I proceeded to log in. The screen came up in 1024x76 mode,
because I had previously set that resolution with the
SystemPreferencesMonitors dialog.
So I used SystemPreferencesMonitors to set the resolution to
1600x1200, and rebooted. After I logged in, the screen came up in
1600x1200,
On rebooting another time, and logging in, the screen came up 'properly'
in 1600x1200 mode, with the top panel showing correctly. I've attached
Xorg.0.log3 after that.
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log after another boot in 1600x1200 mode.
I then set the res to 1024x768, using the SystemPreferences/Monitor
dialog, and logged out and logged in (without rebooting the OS). This
time the screen came up in 1024x768 without the top panel, but showing
the bottom panel. I've attached yet another Xorg.0.log (-.log4) file.
THEN I rebooted
Ubuntu 11.04 'natty narwhal' seems to work well on this system, which is
pleasantly surprising!
I downloaded the ISO 2 days ago, and burnt a DVD from the image. As
before, the live CD was unable to determine the actual resolution of the
screen (1024x768, Unichrome controller) and set a higher
This problem persists with the post-RC 07-oct-2010 build.
Linux distro/version and kernel version
Ubuntu 10.10
Linux ubuntu 2.6.35-22-generic #33-Ubuntu SMP Sun Sep 19 20:34:50 UTC 2010 i686
GNU/Linux
model name : Mobile AMD Sempron(tm) Processor 2800+
cpu MHz : 800.000
If I just
** Tags added: maverick
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