[No need to have this open against both -intel and xorg.]
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You
While waiting for my milk to warm up before my 6 month nap, I found one more
thing. Seems that xf86-video-intel 2.5.0 could solve our problems. See
http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg/2008-October/039555.html
Anybody want to give this a try? I'm obviously not the one, in the
context of a
From a live boot in single user mode, removing compiz and compiz-core
followed by init 2 works here and may outperform turning off DRI.
Certainly no worse.
Oh well, at least it's not an LTS release. Wake me in 6 months :)
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[ubuntu intrepid ibex 8.10]
Hi,
They will obviously solve the Intel-video issue but where exactly will they
make it public?!
I am not even presented a log-in-screen so what are the steps to update the
live-cd?!
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I have an intel 82845G/GL intergrated graphics board with a 2.6 p4
celeron. I had the similar black screen with only the cursor working.
This is on both the live cd and a full install. The problem for me was
compiz. I installed using ubiquity as that loaded fine. Then on reboot,
I hit esc on the
Interesting. Removing compiz had no effect for me except for displaying
a different color other than black during the freeze. Disabling DRI is
the best workaround that we've found so far I think. However, novice
users may just give up and switch to a different OS :/
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No Ubuntu OS for me this time.
The Intel-video issue is still present in this final release of Ubuntu Intrepid
Ibex.
I will keep Mandriva it is an excellent OS too.
Thanks
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Yah, it's too bad they couldn't get a fix in sooner, but it was probably
more risky to introduce a new upstream version before release. I'm not
even sure this has been fixed upstream yet. However, I'm sure it will
be resolved soon and pushed to Intrepid as an update.
I am running with DRI
Some of you guys may be interested in this
http://www.albertomilone.com/nvidia_intel_integrated.txt
if you have an extra video card around and can disable your onboard
video and are installing. Doesn't help me :(
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Hi,
I am running xunbuntu 8.10rc live-cd apparently this version does not contain
the Intel-video-bug maybe you guys have an option here!? I suggest install
xubuntu and than add gnome desktop and wait what happens next.
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Turning off DRI instead of setting NoAccel does increase performance on
my system too. I can now log in again and it's a little faster, but
it's not nearly as good as direct rendering.
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My system:
Dell-dimension-2400 Intel-chipset 82845G/GL/GV DBL(ICH4/ICH4-L) LPC Intel CPU
Celeron 2.6 Ghz
I have tried the Intrepid Ibex 8.10-rc live-cd and all I get after boot is a
blank screen (with greeting sound and mouse activity) that turns black and a
movable mouse pointer. I am
I tried your xorg.conf (adjusting for my actual screen) and still no
luck. In addition, after the latest updates, the problem seems worse.
Now, I can't even log in when disabling hardware acceleration. Starting
gdm just gives me a blank screen. It doesn't seem to crash any more
though so I can
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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All:
Instead of turning NoAccel on, turn DRI off with
Option DRI 0
Seems to have less impact on performance with my system.
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Yes, that's exactly the difference. Finally realized that what I should
be doing after copying over your xorg.conf while in single mode is an
init 2. Doh!
Finally running. BTW, I can log out and in again without crashing. But I
see what you mean about screen speed. Like ripples in a pond.
Hope
I have noticed the same issue on Dell Dimension 2400. The installation
works fine. Post installation login causes the blank screen/lockup.
I've downloaded the latest updates, but the issue still remains.
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NoAccel does indeed allow a user to login and use the desktop. However,
screen redraws are frightfully slow. Also, logging out still causes a
crash.
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NoAccel didn't let me login. Kbd and mouse were inoperative with error
messages. I tried both gdm and startx after single user boot (remember I'm
working with Live).
Anyone know if dbus-launch gnome-session might be more productive?
On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 9:29 AM, Richard Gabriel [EMAIL
I have attached my xorg.conf. It allows normal login and usage of the
gnome desktop except that hardware acceleration is disabled. That
produces very slow screen redraws, unnecessary CPU utilization, and
compiz won't run (among other things). It's a bad workaround, but it
functions until this
Richard:
Yes, we share the same vidchip and rev. And my xorg.conf was changed to
match yours. What happens now is I get a screen that starts off looking
OK, but then pops up a message box for either User switcher has quit
unexpectedly or Internal Error filed to initialize HAL! The mouse
cursor is
Perhaps the difference is that you are using the Live CD and I'm running
from a fully installed system with latest updates. I can now log in
with hardware acceleration disabled and use the computer. However, it
is very slow. Also, logging out causes a crash.
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No change using 20081022
** Attachment added: 20081022Xorg.0.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18808752/20081022Xorg.0.log
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Related to #258059. NoAccel option in xorg.conf produces standard
desktop. However, kbd locked up with HAL error if started via gdm, or
User Switcher if started via startx.
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No change using 20081021.5
** Tags added: intrepid
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** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: xorg = xserver-xorg-video-intel
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Can't test until dailys shrink back to CD size.
On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 6:24 AM, Timo Aaltonen
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** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: xorg = xserver-xorg-video-intel
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Another logfile booting 20081020.1. Screen turns green, but still locked
up.
** Attachment added: 20081020.1-Xorg.0.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18754518/20081020.1-Xorg.0.log
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Wondered if might be related to PipeA problem per #267570, so altered
conf. Still failure, but now with non-movable mouse cursor on black
screen. However, magic-sysreq now accepted for restart. Did startx
inside script with 2-min sleep allowing capture of logfile to thumb
drive. See attach.
BTW,
Finally managed to set up scripting to dump logfile rather than trying
from kbd which is dead after startx runs. Rather different Xorg.0.log
results show up. This is probably the most useful output, since it's for
the vanilla xorg.conf.
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log
** Attachment added: viddebug.zip
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18651978/viddebug.zip
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