Kernel 260.19.12 didn't improve matters here :( Back to 256.53 for me.
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NVRM: os_raise_smp_barrier(), invalid context!
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/656279
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Seems that the Nvidia forum is down too. I'm getting 404s on
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/, so can't report there atm.
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NVRM: os_raise_smp_barrier(), invalid context!
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I left the machine for 1/2 hour, but it does not progress from the blank
screen. I simply cannot use 260.19.06-0ubuntu1. This is a huge
regression for me. I appreciate it is not this bug, but I cannot find
the appropriate bug to file against . Can anyone point me to the
appropriate bug for:
To be honest, looking at the nvidia package installed, I'm not clear
what I should or should not have. I've not had problems here before, so
I've never looked. For background, this machine was upgraded from Lucid.
I have the following installed:
nvidia-173-modaliases
nvidia-96-modaliases
Thanks for the suggestion, but I really shouldn't have to be using
backports on a system that has always worked. That doesn't solve the
problem.
I have been running 10.10 since it went beta and have solved plenty of
issues since then, as is expected, but this is bonkers.
A mainline aptitude
Someone over on the nvidia forums kindly suggested installing 256.53
from the nvidia repos. That has me up and running. I have no idea how
this affects further Ubuntu updates, however. The Additional drivers
tool still says (version current) [Recommended], which seems
meaningless now. Why is there
The patronising straw man lecture is really not welcomed.
Can we please stick to the facts.
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Nvidia 173 driver does not work with xserver 1.9
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/626918
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I workaround my issue by installing the 256.53 drivers directly from
nvidia. So anyone else facing an unusable machine that was fine before
the 260 downdate, give this a try.
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nvidia 256.53 xorg-server 1.9.0 performance regression with antialiased text
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/629910
@quiricada How long did you leave the blank screen before the login
screen appeared. Two minutes, five, ten, twenty?
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nvidia 256.53 xorg-server 1.9.0 performance regression with antialiased text
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/629910
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The only person who mentioned production machines is you. Now, please,
please, go away, Mr Straw, we are trying to fix things around here.
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Nvidia 173 driver does not work with xserver 1.9
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A regular aptitude upgrade installed the updated nvida-173-modaliases
and has made my maverick machine useless. I get a black screen after
starting X. No gdm/login appears. /var/log/Xorg.0.log indicates no
problems at all; it reaches enabled.
Maverick/GeForce GT 330M/Sony Vaio f-series
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A regular aptitude upgrade installed the updated nvida-173-modaliases
and has made my maverick machine useless. I get a black screen after
starting X. No gdm/login appears. /var/log/Xorg.0.log indicates no
problems at all; it reaches enabled.
Maverick/GeForce GT 330M/Sony Vaio f-series
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Hmm Well, X is 1.9 and nouveau is reporting that it is built for
1.8.99.905 (5 Aug, as it happens).
Then it loops through a bunch of drmOpenMinor calls, all of which return
-1 (geek for fail, I suspect).
Then finally reports
[drm] failed to open device
No devices detected.
Fatal server
If I understood the notes I would have tested. The notes make no sense
to me at all. Judging by the lack of feedback, I guess that I'm not
alone!
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GeForce 6600 not supported
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/313306
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