boot is ok using 2.6.31 ( although I forgot to install kernel-headers
and had some fear with nvidia module not being loaded at first )
Nevermind, I reinstalled debian 5 which I know is stable, too bad for
the ease of use, but stability is at that cost, and I need to work...
If you need me for
@gled
If you didn't install the headers the nvidia module wasn't built and loaded for
sure, therefore your test doesn't prove much.
If you're available to help debugging the problem, please file a new bug
report and I'll make sure to subscribe upstream.
Thanks
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Alberto, I expressed myself wrong or you misunderstand me, I did install
then the kernel headers and reenable nvidia driver.
I wouldn't have posted if I had not tested with the nvidia-current
loaded, I know it's non-sense if it boots with another driver...
Anyway, let me the time to reinstall a
Hi, this bug seems not resolved for me,
One nvidia Geforce 210 (PCIE 03:00.0 ) , two Geforce 6200 ( PCI 04:08.0
04:09.0 ) on a Dell E521 ( Amd ) with 4G ram.
I made a fresh install of ubuntu 10.04. Upgraded all using synacptic.
When booting without using nvidia, no problem, I get only two
Well maybe it's not the same bug, or misconfiguration but:
- I made a fresh install this morning because before I was on ubuntu
10.04 too and made too much tests with nvidia official drivers
removing/installing nvidia-current so I installed fresh, thinking that
maybe I messed up things with the
@gied:
The behavior looks a bit different so it's not the same bug - which is why
you'll have to file another bug report, otherwise you won't get attention.
It would be interesting to test if you can solve your issues by using
kernel 2.6.31, as I did before (you can find it in
At this point I suggest that you either keep using the nvidia installer
or that you perform a clean installation of Ubuntu and use only our
packages.
I managed to get the problem solved. I removed the proprietary driver, using
sudo nvidia-installer --uninstall.
Next, apt-get install
@doctordruidphd
First of all, the fact that X starts (as you can see kdm) is a clear sign that
you're not experiencing the same issue any more.
Furthermore, as I said in bug #548362, installing the driver from the nvidia
installer must have left your system in a broken state (as you're not
This bug was fixed in the package nvidia-graphics-drivers -
195.36.15-0ubuntu3
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* debian/dkms/patches/vga_arbiter_workaround.patch:
- Prevent X from crashing with kernel 2.6.32 when 2 or more
Copied to maverick.
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Well, not quite.
I am running kubuntu 10.04, with kde desktop. When I boot with the
nvidia-current driver (which is 195.36.15-0ubuntu3) I get to the kdm
login screen. I log in, the kde ksplasher screen starts, then
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Nice
- added Alberto's ppa (grazie Alberto! Thank you!)
- Nvidia-current (195.36.65-Oubuntu3) installed Restart
- Ctrl F1, gdm stopped
- sudo nvidia-xconfig --sli=on
- startx
and... my windows started wobbling :)
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My thanks as well. Before the new nvidia package booting with the
2.6.32-21 kernel would hang even when trying the recovery boot option,
which would require me to boot into the 2.6.31-20 kernel do make any
configuration changes.
Tested with : ASUS P5NE-SLI motherboard with GeForce 9800 GT in SLI
Accepted nvidia-graphics-drivers into lucid-proposed, the package will
build now and be available in a few hours. Please test and give feedback
here. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed for
documentation how to enable and use -proposed. Thank you in advance!
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It...can...be...done!
This is what I did: installed Alberto's package through synaptic, but I had no
effects... and no xorg.conf.
The easy way: add Alberto's repository and then use jockey (Hardware drivers),
everything working as it should!
Thank you Alberto for the package! And thank you
Here is my PPA with the patched package (please follow the instructions):
https://launchpad.net/~albertomilone/+archive/proprietary-video-improvements
Note: please don't try the nvidia installer and the Ubuntu packages at
the same time.
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...testing and testing The error says Cannot allocate memory nvidia.ko not
loaded.
So I added vmalloc=256M to my kernel line
Now my cards fans finally are not at full speed and at the command
sudo modprobe nvidia
I dont receive anything
But no 3d effects
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Hi everyone... well I tried to install the drivers with
sudo sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-195.36.24-pkg1-custom.run -k$(uname -r)
Installation goes on but at the restart I cannot load nvidia.ko
Any help appreciated!
Thanks for working on this bug
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The installer fails for me, patched or unpatched, maybe because there's
some other module loaded (nouveau). The error is the same of Filippo82.
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I'm able now to boot this kernel (linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic-pae
installed from proposed).
Tested on 32bit Lucid
Dual nVidia GeForce 9800 GT
nVidia Driver: 195.36.15-0ubuntu3
Thanks for the fixes
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What about the 173 driver?
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Installing the proprietary driver with patch, everything works normally.
Installing the nvidia-current package, install goes OK, but trying to start kde
results in the login loop -- the greeter comes up, login, the splash screen
starts, then jumps back to the greeter. Note that this does NOT
@KillerKiwi: in my case the 173 driver has the performance of a slug
(it's too slow).
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I added Alberto's PPA (above) to the apt-get sources and installed it
successfully. Upon reboot, there wasn't a change and the nVidia X Server
Utility said that I wasn't using the nVidia drivers. Ran sudo nvidia-
xconfig --sli=On and then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
Everything is working fine
Tested on 64-bit Lucid
Upgraded kernel to linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic. (Restart required)
Installed package Nvidia-current (195.36.65-Oubuntu3). (Restart required)
From a terminal:
1. sudo service gdm stop
2. sudo nvidia-xconfig --sli=on
3. startx
Drivers load and no further conflicts
I am having the same problem with my setup:
MSI P6N SLI Motherboard
Pentium Core 2 Duo E6850 @ 3.00GHz
2xGeForce 9600 GT cards (SLI)
Machine works fine with only one card, but hard locks at boot up with
both cards in. The default (nouvea) driver works fine with both cards.
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Thanks for all the reports. We have tracked this down to a problem with
the kernel's VGA arbiter trying to move VGA ownership to a GPU that
hasn't POSTed. We're working with the developers of the VGA arbiter to
get this fixed in the kernel.
In the meantime, we have a patch which works around the
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Same here. Dual NVIDIA Geforce 8800 GTX cards, Lucid Lynx 64-bit Beta 2,
after installing nvidia-current drivers with jockey, system will no
longer boot. It never even gets as far as writing an Xorg.0.log.
The previous bug report was already about exactly this issue. It's a
pity that there is
This may be related to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/casper/+bug/519123
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Same here.
Easy but inefficient workaround: installing the other nvidia driver (version
173) but system is much slower.
Other workaround: installing kernel 2.6.31 (just get that on kernel-ppa).
Hope to see this solved in this release and not until 6 more months.
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Alan wrote:
This may be related to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/casper/+bug/519123;
Apparently not - that other bug happens when booting the live CD, which
I believe does not use the nvidia driver but rather nouveau. Moreover
removing the second card does not help, contrary to this
I have the same problem. Just added an old hdd and did a clean install.
Hardware:
Asus P5NE-SLi Motherboard
Intel Q6600 Core2 Quad Processor
4GB DDR Ram
2x nvidia 8600 GT Video cards (linked by SLi cable)
Process was as follows:
1. Installed clean Ubuntu without problems
2. Logged in for first
I'm attaching a complete listing of my logs, seeing as I was beat to
creating this bug report. :-)
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/47371268/Nvidia_Fail_logs.tar.gz
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I have the same problem. ASUS P5N7A-VM MOBO with 8500GT vid card using hybrid
SLI.
I was first using the default driver, but I wanted a little more performance.
The current nvidia driver worked fine right after installation. Today I
started getting notice upon boot that I was running in
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