Just reproduced this bug in Gutsy with a 9200SE. For me disabling GLX
solves it.
Unfortunately I have been looking for solutions for hours and I didn't
find this thread until 15 minutes ago :(. It would have been helpful if
the subject contained radeon or ati.
Anyway, I'm a little happier
Installing the Feisty driver (6.6.3) does not solve the issue for me
with a 9200SE. When GLX/DRI are enabled I still get garbled display.
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Today last updates disabled desktop effects and couldn't recovery it
working on xorg.conf and ati driver 1.6.7.195. There is not symptoms of
garbage in the screen but I think other packages maybe are interfering
with ati driver.
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We'll be awaintig :) Can't move to GG until there... :( Keep up the good
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dmf86, of course you can install and run the Feisty 6.6.3 -ati driver as
a workaround for this issue. However, for Gutsy we wish to focus on
attaining a true fix for the issue, without needing to revert to the old
driver. -ati 6.7.x contains a wealth of bug fixes for long standing
issues we wish
Unfortunately this bug did not get sorted out for Gutsy-final. However,
since -ati had a lot of new code and is still being stabilized, we
anticipate doing at least one hotfix for the -ati driver for Gutsy.
Because it will be a hotfix, though, we need to be absolutely certain
there is no chance
No fix yet? :( There's no way to adapt GG to the old ATI working driver
of FF, or vice-versa?
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I'm confirming this bug on a ATI Mobility Radeon 7500. Changing to the
vesa driver in my xorg.conf fixes it, but obviously things are much
slower.
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I can confirm this occurs with the latest Gutsy Beta CD on my laptop, a
Compaq NC6000 with ATI Mobility Radeon 9600, 1400x1050 lcd.
I can't get the LiveCD to run in either normal or safe mode without
getting a screen full of gibberish as soon as X fires up.
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Is reverting back to the feisty version of the ATI driver an option for
Gutsy? It worked perfectly and works well with compiz too.
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Wouter, I believe the new ati driver fixes more than it breaks. Of
course going back to the old driver would be an option for individual
users like you. It seems like most of the other reports in this bug are
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Stellarium causes a few symptoms of garbage in a small piece of the screen just
when the program begins.
I am using the ati driver 1.6.7.194 TV6 with a Radeon 9600. If I disable
desktop effects in Compiz this behavior do not happen.
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In order to get it running with a Radeon 9600 with LCD monitor the [video]
section of config.ini must be set to 24 bpp_mode and screen reolution to
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I see the same problem on a Radeon Xpress 200 with the latest Gutsy.
Various logs attached (sorry for the .tgz but there are about 10 log
files).
I tried recovering with various GUI tools like displayconfig-gtk,
without luck and had to resort to vesa in the end.
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Same issue here, @ Gutsy with all the updates and in a ATI Radeon 9200
Pro. Got X to wrok changing the driver to Vesa, but without 3D of
course...
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Gutsy Beta fresh install on Radeon 9600 RV350 with Vesa installed as
default. Forcing manually xorg.conf to work with latest ati driver and
fighting against displayconfig-gtk to fix ati driver without success,
finally Gutsy accepted ati driver after some crashes. Desktop effects
now is enabled and
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FWIW, the latest ATI driver in Gutsy works for me again.
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It seems DRI (direct rendering?) isn't working for me anymore.
After all those tests, I downgraded to the old driver again, and now all my
games run slow.
glxinfo says no direct rendering and whenever I run glxgears, X crashes.
I did a lot of updates today since I haven't been able to do that
Ok, I did a few more tests using ColorTiling and dri instead of ColorTile
and DRI.
I also removed the comments on the DRI section at the end of xorg.conf.
None of the configurations solved the problem.
Screen is still slightly scrambled and has an offset to the left. (i.e. like
this bcdea)
I'll
Ok, I finally have some time to do this.
So here are all the logs.
Screen remained scrambled in all cases (I did ctrl+alt+backspace after each).
I put all logfiles (/etc/X11/xorg.conf, /var/log/Xorg.0.log and output of lspci
-vvnn) together in a tar.gz.
case 0 = initial xorg.conf
case 1 =
And yes, I did remove the Disable dri in xorg.conf. I even tried out
older xorg.conf backups.
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OK, I just found out the problem is dri. I had Disable DRI in my
xorg.conf, but it should be Disable dri. Disabling dri fixes the
problem for me. A new Xorg.0.log withouth dri attached.
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Bugwatch: freedesktop.org Bugzilla #11399 = freedesktop.org Bugzilla
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Status: Fix Released = Unknown
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This is with 6.7.194 and glx enabled.
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Thank you. Also, try setting :
Option ColorTiling false
for the driver.
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Tried that, doesn't help. Also tried only disabling DRI as mentioned in
the upstream report, but that doesn't do anything either. Only disabling
glx works.
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Tried correct spelling ColorTiling instead of ColorTile as mentioned
upstream, doesn't work.
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Wouter:
please attach logs with different settings:
-just glx disabled
-just dri disabled
-ColorTiling set false
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.194 is now uploaded to be included post-beta.
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I tried 6.7.194 from
http://ppa.launchpad.net/tormodvolden/ubuntu/pool/main/x/xserver-xorg-
video-ati/ but it doesn't fix this bug.
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My symptoms: on my notebook (Dell Inspiron 8600 w/ ATI Mobile Radeon
RV350 (M10)), the new driver causes the LCD to be blank, with odd-
colored vertical lines appearing somewhat randomly, and the entire
screen fading very slowly to white).
Reverting back to
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But desktop effects is not working now when I disable glx, while I had
desktop effects working with the 6.6.3 ati driver.
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Btw. no need to disable dri, only glx is enough.
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I did some more experimentation and found that if I disable glx and dri
support in the xorg.conf I can start the xserver albeit without 3D
graphics support. Hope this indicates where the problem might be.
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You can disable by adding this to your Modules section:
Section Module
...
Disable glx
Disable dri
EndSection
It's not sufficient to simply comment out the Load lines if they're
there; because Xorg now auto-loads modules if not explicitly mentioned.
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I've got the same problem, after an upgrade from feisty to gutsy. i
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above to no avail. please find attached output from lspci
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1.6.7.192 following Bryce tips.
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Ati driver 1.6.7.192-1ubuntu2, xserver-xorg-core 2:1.3.0.0.dfsg-
12ubuntu4 and xserver-xorg 1:7.2-5ubuntu9, Compiz works fine with
Radeon 8500 on Gutsy pure fresh install without additional programs
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I had to downgrade to 6.6.193-1ubuntu1 too.
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01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV350 AR [Radeon 9600]
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Subsystem: C.P. Technology Co. Ltd Unknown device 2079
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Status: Cap+ 66MHz+ UDF-
This one I got with new fglrx 841.7 driver.
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I just spoke with Alex Deucher about this, and showed the screenshot.
He's aware of the problem but doesn't have an idea about what may be
causing it or how to fix it. It seems to have been an issue for a while
in the -ati driver. It's probably unrelated to the kernel version (if
you can prove
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Tried those 3 tests, none of them fixed the problem (btw. there is no
driver section as far as I know, I assume you meant the device section,
which is what I tried?).
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I don't think this is the same as the linked upstream bug freedesktop-
bugs #11399. That bug is reported on breezy and feisty, while I had no
problem on these. The problem for me seems to have started since the
upload of the 1:6.6.193-1ubuntu1 ati driver (or around that time). Early
in the Gutsy
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Downgrading xserver-xorg-video-ati to feisty's 1:6.6.3-2ubuntu6 fixes
the problem for me, so the problem must be in the changes between that
version and 1:6.6.193-1ubuntu1.
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Possibly the same issue on my Mobility Radeon 7500 in my T40. Gutsy
boots fine and shows Gnome no problems. The tearing issue happens when I
start playing with display-config-gtk such as changing the driver or
configuring a second screen and then hitting Test. Completely jams up
the system and
Have the same issue on my acer aspire 5600 with a x1300 ati card.
I also have trouble with loading the live cd, after booting I get a blank
screen. Later on I get a warning that the x server didn't load the driver. So I
can't install from the live cd desktop.
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I can confirm this with the 1.6.7.191 driver on Ubuntu Gutsy with a
Radeon 7500.
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Same to me with ATI Radeon 9600 using ati driver. Solved it replacing by
fglrx 8.40.4 driver and reconfiguring Xorg.
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These might also be the same problem:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=527853
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Many people with ATI graphics cards report the same or similar problems:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=526947
http://blogs.sun.com/richb/entry/latest_ubuntu_gutsy_updates_blew
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I also have this problem with an ATI Radeon IGP 345M on a Compaq
Presario 2500 laptop.
My screen is less scrambled (I can recognize the login screen and even log in),
but it still makes the system unusable.
The splash screen works normally for me too and the display is normal on an
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