*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 444139 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/444139
Anna, I marked the bug as duplicate. I hope you don't mind.
I reported but #433173 and I think it's the same problem all over, and 3 bugs
for only one thing is just too much.
I'll probably mark bug #433173 as
OK, now home, tried workarounds, and can confirm that this does indeed
seem to be a duplicate of bug #444139. I did the following:
First I enabled KMS as per comment #3 in bug #444139, which helped
things noticeably, I was able to go to "Normal" visual effects without a
crash, and still had my bac
Ahem, sorry: bug #444139
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Emmanuel - my case is more similar to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/444139";>bug
#44139. I am at work and have not yet had the chance to try any of
the workarounds; I'll try to find the time this evening to check.
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- Changed Visual Effects to "None." My background and icons appeared!
=> this means this is 99% a duplicate of bug #433173.
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Can you try to turn off desktop effects?
Does it make the problem go away?
If it does, this is probably a duplicate of bug #433173.
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Well, in fact, it would be interesting to see the xorg.log with the extra
effects activated. In fact, it should work like in Jaunty. Anyway looking by
the look of the screenshot you joined in launchpad, it's like there is a
problem with the transpary somewhere, meaning that an option is missing
Good idea about Nautilus, but in fact it was running - I've attached a
screenshot just to show it.
Your tip about the Appearance/Visual Effects preferences helped discover a new
problem :o) So, here are the steps I went through:
Original state: xorg-radeon driver with Alexandre's latest xorg.conf
Oh la la, finally! LOL! Anyway, about the no background & no icon stuff, it's
surely nautilus which didn't start, so when it happens, you just make "Alt +
F2" and you type nautilus in the "launch an application". I guess the
repetitive crashs of the xorg server, changed some stuff in the session
OK, as before, I removed fglrx entirely, modified xorg.conf and
rebooted. Finally, some success! I can now use Firefox in the native
resolution. (Otherwise still no background, no desktop icons, only the
toolbars, and windows open/close/move very slowly.) I've attached the
Xorg.0.log for this boot
Well the last Xorg log you gave me only deals about fglrx, so it won't
help. Anyway, I think you should try this now, and tell me if that
works.
Section "Device"
Identifier "Configured Video Device"
Driver "radeon"
Option "UseEDID" "false"
EndSection
Section "Monitor"
Identifi
Okay, I tried that xorg.conf, but unfortunately, it didn't change
anything for the display with the xorg radeon driver (Ubuntu did boot
correctly with it, however).
I went ahead and re-tried with the previous xorg.conf you wrote for me,
knowing it would crash. I tried startx in the recovery kernel
Well, you could try a simpler xorg.conf to see what happens. I'm
surprised the last one I posted didn't work, because it's the xorg.conf
I had used for years on Gentoo Linux with a Radeon 9500 (without the
input devices sections which were removed because now input devices are
handled by HAL instea
I tried that (deactivated and uninstalled fglrx, used that xorg.conf -
merci beaucoup pour ça) and... again it hung on startup, just before the
splash screen. I had to revert to the initial xorg.conf. The xorg radeon
driver still does not work properly with this default xorg.conf at
1920x1080 in Ka
Well, I dont' know if you solved your problem with the xorg-radeon driver, but
after working out the xorg.conf file, my monitor displays a perfect resolution.
Here is my xorg.conf, maybe it could help you if you haven't figured a solution
yet.
Section "ServerLayout"
Identifier "amdc
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Well, a precision, as i didn't read well the resume of your problem.
With the fglrx driver, I can get a 1920x1080 resolution, but it doesn't
fit well the whole screen. Before to install the beta catalyst driver,
which supports my radeon 5750 graphic card, I used for some time the
xorg-radeon driver
Well, I'm running Karmic, and I have the same Iiyama monitor, and
unfortunately the same problem. I have a Radeon HD5750, and the last
catalyst beta driver, the 8.67.
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