Hi Radu, could you please give us a little bit more information about
you system and settings (xubuntu version, program version of nvidia,
xorg.conf, lightdm.log, xorg.logs, ...). Its a little bit hard to see
where your problem is, without these fact ;)
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Could you please open a console do the following:
Start nvidia-settings, try to configure, then nvidia-settings freezes.
Then go into your console an do (you can copy and paste the following):
cd ~/Desktop
mkdir reports
cd reports
sudo cp /var/log/lightdm/*
sudo apport-bug
Hi Radu, thanks for sending the information. As far as I can see there
is only one thing that i don't understand in the xorg.log, when you try
to add the second monitor.:
[ 310.430] (II) NVIDIA(0): Setting mode
DFP-0:NULL,DFP-1:1920x1080@1920x1080+0+0
mine looks like this when attaching a
Forgot to mention: Point 1: you should probably use the jockey-gtk
tool to install nvidia after the uninstallation procedure and reboot!!!
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DFP-1 and DFP-2 are external
This is a problem, because as far as I know Twin-view (as the name implies)
is for dualmonitor-view only!
What you need is xinerama and this is a complete different thing - and would be
another bug report as well. This bug handles the case, where people try to
@Christophe and @Radu: I really suggest opening a new, separate bug for
this special case with two external monitors, primary one switched off.
@Christophe: is it possible to use your old xorg.conf (11.04) with 11.10
(without nvidia-settings)? Or save the running configuration to an xorg.file
@Psypher
Just an idea: do you have an ~/.config/monitors.xml file?
See http://askubuntu.com/questions/23869/could-not-apply-the-stored-
configuration-for-the-monitor
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Hi psypher,
as said in #30 I don't write to the xorg-file wiht nvidia settings (what one
might do), only use a minimal.
In very very old days, some monitors need to have appropriate modelines: see
https://wiki.blue-it.org/Xserver_Issues#Modline_generator
@#35: Did you install the package
OK - just for a workaround: if Unity(3D) is not working. Are you able to
use unity2d?
It works (almost) perfectly on my different twinview workplaces. That's
what I am doing since I have massive performance issues on my 128MB
nvidia quadro NVS140M card - which is older, but normally should be
not
Hi psypher,
my desktop looked exactly the same when using supe-s as shown in your
screenshot.
What i did: booted into recovery mode and removed nvidia-current AND
nvidia-settings:
apt-get remove --purge nvidia-current nvidia-settings
Then I searched for ALL occurences of
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/813343
Hello Eric,
what you see is unity crashing ... this should be fixed by the most recent
updates.
Did you really update your system? Went your nvidia update correct (dkms)?
Did you read bug #813343?
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I can see some artifacts when changing the screen (see video). This is under
unity, the same applies for unity 2d.
I don't see these when using e.g. xfce (probably things only are faster and
therefore artifacts not visible?).
linux-image-3.0.0-12-generic - 3.0.0-12.19
nvidia-cg-toolkit -
** Attachment removed: Transition via Twinview
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/813343/+attachment/2525012/+files/out2.ogv
** Attachment added: Transition video
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/813343/+attachment/2525070/+files/out2.mov
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** Attachment added: xorg.conf
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/813343/+attachment/2525280/+files/xorg.conf
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nvidia-common 1:0.2.35
nvidia-current 280.13-0ubuntu3
nvidia-settings280.13-0ubuntu2
xorg 1:7.6+7ubuntu7
unity 4.16.0-0ubuntu2
unity-2d 4.8.0-0ubuntu
unity-common 4.16.0-0ubuntu2
Note: nvidia-settings was gone/not working for some reasons. So I had to
reinstall it (apt-get install
Hi Jay,
1. For more information: did you read this:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-settings/+bug/840462 ?
2. Did you read #12 ?
Could you be a little bit more declarative why you changed this to
invalid and suspect this is a bug in Nvidia-Twinview, why not Compiz
or
Hello out there, some news about this:
1. __Tried nvidia driver from nvidia download:__
Yesterday I gave the subject another try uninstalled all
nvidia-current/settings, downloaded the original nvidia 280.13 driver from the
nvidia download page, compiled an installed it. The tool creates
** Attachment added: Xorg old - this was the crashed unity 3D session
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-settings/+bug/840462/+attachment/2377899/+files/Xorg.0.log.old
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 813343 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/813343
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 813343
nvidia drivers, second monitor covered by black
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/813343
** Also affects: nvidia-drivers-ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: unity
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Yesterday evening I installed a fresh ubuntu 11.04 beta1 on an
__external usb drive__ for testing purpose:
- ligthdm works only with nouveau
- switching to nvidia-current bring up problems discribed above
- unity2d works, gnome-shell works
I tried to move all /etc/lightdm and
On my machine tody I installed the latest nvidia-current and -settings version
275 from the ubuntu repositories.
I had to build an install them manually via dkms.
dkms install -m nvidia-current --all
Using minimal xorg.conf:
Section Device
Identifier Default Device
Update:
The bug seams to be a problem with Unity 3D.
Using Unity 2D or Gnome Shell everything works fine: can use nvidia-
settings to change, add, remove monitors on the fly. Also the use of
disper is possible.
Addendum:
If I play arround with nvidia-settings (under Unity 3d) I can get
Forgot to mention:
During the installation process, i had been asked which manager to use.
I'd chosen lightdm. That left me with an unusable system, because the
xserver went into an infinite loop.
Only if i switch to use gdm (dpkg-reconfigure lightdm), xserver starts.
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Hello,
yesterday i did an upgrade from natty to oneiric.
Now twinview with nvidia-settings is not possible any more.
- Oneiric 11.10 AMD 64 / Unity
- Nvidia 280.13
- Kernel 3.0.0-9-generic
- Lenovo T61, 15,4 Zoll 1650x1050, Nvidia Quadro NVS 140
-
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Title:
No
I could temporaryly solve the problem. I used nvidia-settings to save
the configuration into an xorg.conf and rebooted the system.
I get three (!) error reports, that the given configuration could not be
applied (indeed, it did!).
I tested if, on the fly changing of the configuration is possible
Forgot to mention that I formerly used nvidia-current v. 270x from
oneiric and kernel 3.x from oneiric under natty which worked without any
problems.
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Title:
No
As of update of today evening (ubuntu beta)
- xserver-xorg-video-int 2:2.9.0-1ubuntu1
- kernel 2.6.31-13-generic
- i830M Chipset (Thinkpad R31)
and using an empty xorg.conf the system boots now without problems into
the graphical user interface.
Using i915.modset=0 does not deliver kernel
No change in Karmic Beta.
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After a day trying again, the PC locks up again with black screen before
login like Timothy wrote.
I tried booting with the i915.modset=0 kernel parameter and the system
went through the login screnn, even from the live cd. The only strange
thing ist that the boot process stats Unknown boot
Hi,
i like to add, that running Alpha 6 as of today (18/9/2009) is running
fine on my Thinkpad R31/i830. This is without (!) nomodset. I have no
problems with hanging mouse cursor, total system hang or else any more
but, top gives me:
Tasks: 142 total, 3 running, 139 sleeping, 0 stopped,
Hi,
now I tested deaktivating my Xorg.conf !!!
I got a better result: CPU is only about 80-90% CPU usage (intel PIII
1 GHz) when starting e.g. firefox. It goes down to appr. 15% in normal
usage after appr. half a minute. That is not acceptable - but system
works ;)
All in all performance is
Hello together all i830 fans,
I own the same notebook as Otto (IBM Thinkpad R31) with the same
graphics chipset. So lspci -vv is the same as above (proved that).
Unfortunately __ after todays update __ of the system it __ locks __
1. either into black screen (without nomodeset) and or
2. after
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