I've upgraded to Oneiric since my last post. I used again the tip above
to force Unity to starat, and it worked fine even with nvidia-current.
Looking forward to Precise as Unity is said to be even snappier in that
version.
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I tested the tip in this link to force Unity to start:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/37629/geforce-go-7300-7400-blacklisted-
can-i-still-run-unity
It did start but the launcher was a mess. I then deactivated nvidia-96
and activated nvidia-173 in stead, and now I have Unity working with
Compiz
@Alberto: I noticed that blacklisting entry also in the first output i
posted. Is it possible to change or remove the blacklisting? How?
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@Alberto: I think your point would be very valid if the hardware that
was very old too. But in Lucid, I got full 3D effects using the
nvidia-173 driver, in Maverick, I had to downgrade to nvidia-96, and in
Natty, there's seems to be no way to get 3D neither in Ubuntu Classic or
Unity. Maybe I'm
I've disabled Cedric's PPA and purged all nvidia stuff, then reinstalled
nvidia-96 again from natty-proposed making sure to set gl_conf to auto,
reconfigure nvidia-96, and run sudo nvidia-xconfig. Still, I get no
Unity support or 3D effects in neither Classic nor Unity 2D. I've
attached again some
I've purged other nvidia stuff, added Cedric's PPA, and installed
nvidia-96 successfully. I've set gl_conf to auto, reconfigured
nvidia-96, and run sudo nvidia-xconfig. As far as I can see,everything
should now be OK but still, I get no 3D effects or Unity support.
Either, I'm doing something
I installed the updated driver from NVIDIA's web pages as it was claimed
to support xorg-server 1.10. However, it seems that the X server still
loads the Noveau routine and I don't know how to prevent that. So no
luck for me. Hope that with time, something is done with the distro-
provided
I got this too. Didn't notice it before install as running from the
Live, it couldn't run unity anyway. I've always had to install
proprietary drivers anyway before having any serious eyecandy so
expected things to work out after doing that. That being said, when
going from Lucid to Natty, I had
Unfortunately, the problem isn't solved after all. I still have the
occasional (and rather frequent, it feels) keyboard and mouse lag.
Moreover, which might be related, I sometimes don't get to the login
screen at all. I'm just left at the splash screen forever and am forced
to use the power
I used gdmsetup to change to automatic login, then rebooted, changed
back to multiuser again, and rebooted twice more. I now have the
following warnings in my log files:
gdm-binary[902]: WARNING: Unable to find users: no seat-id found
gdm-simple-greeter[1376]: Gtk-WARNING:
I issued bug #590966 but have now marked it as a duplicate of this one.
I've been experiencing a lagging mouse and keybord for some time after
getting to the login screen. This seems to have been solved by writing a
new xorg.conf from the NVIDIA X server settings application and as such,
I'm quite
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