The problem seems to have gone away of its own volition (it wasn't even
soon after i did an upgrade, I just thought I'd try again), so I'm
closing this bug. Interestingly, sudo nvidia-glx-config enable did
nothing, telling me that the nvidia driver couldn't be found, but
changing my xorg.conf
Also, nobody else seems to be having this problem, that I can find, I
checked.
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Kernel panic attached. Nvidia module is involved, and the panic happens
during boot, perhaps at Xorg start, I don't know. I can provide the
entire kernel log if necessary.
I still have a blank screen, no cursor. I am able to connect to the
machine, and ctrl-alt-del does reboot.
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ctrl+alt+del doesn't reboot for me. Should it? I use Kubuntu and it just
enters the screen which asks me if I want to shut down, go into standby,
etc.
Sasha
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ctrl+alt+del x2 should reboot system. I know mine does from tty. if you
have compiz/xgl/beryl or alike may prevent that from working but im not
positive.
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I don't have any of those
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The ctrl+alt+delete x2 bug should be filed seperately.
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this problem has most definitely not gone away. I just tried to use the
nvidia driver again, and again failed.
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stsykin there were X updates yesterday (a bunch of them also a nvidia-glx
update) ok make sure you have xserver-xorg-video-all installed and the
linux-restricted-modules-2.6.17-10-generic or whatever kernel you are using
-10 is the latest kernel for edgy. sudo apt-get remove --purge nvidia-glx
Benjamin McGough Please try the above also. guys let me know what
happens thank you for reporting this bug.
** Changed in: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.17 (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info = Confirmed
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actually, ctrl+alt+backspace restarts X and I did mean reboot. Also, I
already tried reinstalling all the drivers, and everything is already
up-to-date.
Sasha
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I am experiencing this same problem. I am re-installing usplash now (I
removed it in an attempt to make things work/get a better view of the
problem).
What I experience when I've configured xorg to use the nvidia driver is
that my display goes blank. I am unable to switch to any other virtual
I don't know, I haven't tried to install nvidia-glx since I had this
problem
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Can you please try? i am unable to reproduce this here.
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OK, I'll try soon. I am doing some work right now, but in a couple of
hours I will and then I'll report back
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Is this still a problem for you?
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so X works fine or doesnt work at all? did you install the drivers teh
linux-restricteed-modules-2.6.17-7? What version of usplash are you
using? if X isnt broken what stopped working? after installing the
nvidia drivers did you change to the nvidia drivers in xorg.conf file?
did you run sudo
X doesn't work if it is installed at all. It is a fully updated version
of edgy. I have no idea what was actually broken, but after installing
nvidia-glx it stopped working. I figured out how to get the tty shells
working though, if I hit the esc key it started working for some reason.
Very odd.
I just ran the sudo nvidia-glx-enable function which changes xorg.conf).
Do you mean sudo nvidia-glx-config enable? i have the nvidia-glx package
working i had to install by hand the restricted modules package because
it was defaulting to the older version.
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Please make sure you have xserver-xorg-core xserver-xorg-video-all and
xorg packages installed. makes ure usplash is up-to-date should be
version 0.4-20.
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Sorry. I did mean sudo nvidia-glx-config enable. I wropte this last
night when I was just about to go to sleep ;). I have all those packages
installed and the latest version of usplash. I didn't install the linux-
restricted modules manually though, maybe that was the problem.
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** Changed in: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.17 (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed = Needs Info
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It is a clean install, on an amd64 machine. I am using the latest
amd64-generic kernel (2.6.17-7 I think). The TTY's don't have anything,
just when I try to switch between them nothing happens. TTY7 (the one
where X should work) just has a blinking cursor. I do have X. The system
appeared to be
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