I have Ubuntu 18.04.3 clean install and Sandybridge. Sometime everything
normal and boot Sandybridge Mobile GPU. But sometime boot LLVMPIPE. Log
out and log in fix the problem. Just the known. What should ı do? Create
file?
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It is not a bug, you have pre-release hw that you should not still have.
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This bug is not fixed, with the back-porting to 12.04.2 the problem now
also is present on that LTS release, I will resend a new set of logs as
requested by madbiologist (s-j-turner)
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The original bug reporter was using a known broken System Development
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Finally resolved this issue, at least for my purposes. Folks on the
thread were correct that there was a driver issue but I could not figure
out how to get the intel drivers to load even though they were
installed. The problem was that I had set GRUB to nomodeset to resolve
an earlier issue (when
I am affected by this as well. Running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, homebuilt
machine with Celeron G540 and Biostar H77MU3. The symptom that caused me
to look into this is high CPU usage in XBMC - 90% on some menu screens
and 55-60% on video playback.
glxinfo returns Gallium 0.4 on llvmpipe and same is shown
I have now updated to MDM 1.0.8 but the issue is still there. Now when I
logon each time the normal Cinnamon desktop still doesn't appear. I
think I may be seeing the compatibility mode desktop because .
I then tried installing LM13 and when I booted from the DVD there was
just a Blue Screen.
Sorry, please ignore last comment - I have found it
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Thanks for the info. However, where can I get MDM 1.0.8. I have checked
all the repositories in software manager and V1.0.7 seems to be the
latest one available
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The issue was fixed in mdm 1.0.8.
If you created the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf you can now remove it and
simply upgrade mdm to version 1.0.8.
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Hi I am having the same issue in Mint 14 but when I create the
/etc/X11/xorg.conf file as suggested above, the memory issue is resolved
but it looks like Mint is selecting a different desktop environment (the
Legacy Gnome3 I think, but I am new to Mint so am not sure?).
When I log out and Select C
It seems the problem was due to mdm not exiting Plymouth. Probably an
mdm update will come to Linux Mint users to fix this.
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It will work fine for all users. It's a good workaround.
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I did it (took me a while to learn how to create that file).
It worked.
inxi -G now returns: GLX Renderer: Mesa DRI Intel 945GM x86/MMX/SSE2
I logged out and back in and it still worked.
Dragging a window around increases CPU use to 50%. Is that normal?
Will this fix work for other user accoun
Thanks. I'll try it tomorrow and report the result.
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Exactly like that goog64.
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I am a beginner on Linux, but I thought if I share my results, it won't hurt:
I have just installed Mint 14 via USB by upgrading a previously installed
Ubuntu 12.04.
Sure enough, CPU was at 100% and inxi -G resulted in:
GLX Renderer: Gallium 0.4 on llvmpipe
Someone above wrote that logging out
(too bad can't edit)
after installing fglrx i also added the xorg.conf with radeon instead of intel.
now the cinnamon process goes from 0 up to 20% when something is moving on the
screen (firefox, mostly).
The down part is that moving windows around is a bit "laggy" without any
apparent reasons.
installing fglrx worked pretty nice, now instead of having 100%+ CPU usage, i
have around 10-40% (still pretty hight tho, but now i have no problem with
vidéos).
Thanks
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For added confusion, I see this bug using the Live (install) image, but
now it's gone after running an install with normal updates!
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Akadyy: radeon I think, otherwise you can try to install the fglrx
drivers from ATI.
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i'm running linux mint 14 with cinnamon, i5 on a Z77 chipset, and radeon 7850.
(i'm kind of noob whenit comes to this) I tried this fix, but still have this
when tryping inxi -Gx
Graphics: Card: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI PITCAIRN PRO [Radeon HD
7800 Series] bus-ID: 01:00.0
Manual fix, create /etc/X11/xorg.conf and write the following into it:
Section "Device"
Identifier "My device"
Driver "intel"
EndSection
Press CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE to restart your computer (or reboot if you're
running Ubuntu).
Check with inxi -G (or glxinfo if you're
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Logging out and back works for me. I've got Intel G43 Intel ICH10 -
happy to send details/logs if that helps.
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Logging out and back works for me also. I have the 915GM driver with a
Pentium M.
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Gen7: Ivybridge likely affected too.
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So far these types of Intel hardware are known to be affected:
Gen3: 915GM, 945G, 945GM, 945GSE (which is normally shown as GME in mesa), Q965
Gen4: 965GM
Gen6: Sandybridge
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This also occurs on a ThinkPad R61 that has the Intel 965GM video
driver. Gallium .04 on llvmpipe is loaded at boot/login. However,
logging out and back in always loads the correct Intel 965 driver. The
Processoris a "2x Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T7100 @ 1.80GHz". All
Intel chipsets (video, ne
Yes, I've heard about that too. But it might be a different bug. As
Dave said in comment #2, alusa's BootDmesg.txt shows that the system is
trying, but failing, to use the nouveau driver for the NVIDIA
Corporation GF108 [GeForce GT 540M] [10de:0df4] (rev a1) (prog-if 00
[VGA controller]). I don'
I do not think this bug is related to hybrid graphics at all. So far at
Linux Mint we've had various reports of this on non-hybrid Intel
machines, mostly 915 and 945: but on those slower systems it is most
noticeable that llvmpipe is in use.
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@madbiologist This problem also happens on non-hybrid machines. Quantal
randomly fails to load the X.org intel driver falling back to
modesetting or fbdev.
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Causing the problem on Ubuntu 12.04.1 when installing the 3.5 kernel is not too
surprising as that kernel contains some, but not all, of the updates needed to
support your hybrid graphics. All of the pieces are supposedly present in
Ubuntu 12.10, as per bug 1053250 (it doesn't mention the nouve
Yes it still happens using VGA, tested using a livecd.
It appears that in the current 12.04.1 ubuntu if I install kernel 3.5 the
problem also starts to happening.
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alusa - does this still happen if you connect a monitor to the VGA port?
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I just said I found the fix, but it appears that without modesetting the
intel driver sometimes doesn't load either, and fbdev appears instead.
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I have found the fix.
Purge xserver-xorg-video-modesetting.
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I'm experiencing this on an Intel 915GM laptop, without any nvidia card. And on
a Pentium M, llvmpipe is really slow.
I've also had a report from a 945G that this happened.
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Unfortunately it didn't help, it still shows "Gallium 0.4 on llvmpipe
(LLVM 0x301)".
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It looks like the nouveau driver may be interfering. Try blacklisting it
and see if that helps. Use these commands and then restart
echo "blacklist nouveau" | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-nouveau.conf
sudo depmod -a
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