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Subject: Re: xserver just shows garbage
From: Carsten Scharfenberg <cathune_public2 () web ! de>
Date: 2008-05-30 21:11:42
Message-ID: 648570867 () web ! de
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> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: "Yan Seiner" <yan@seiner.com>
> Gesendet: 30.05.08 20:15:14
> An: "Carsten Scharfenberg" <cathune_public2@web.de>
> Betreff: Re: xserver just shows garbage
>
> What's the garbage look like? If it's blocky (like multicolored text)
> that's one thing. If it's streaked like someone stuck the login prompt
> into a blender, that's another thing.
>
The garbage consists of scrambled remains of the last image shown by the graphics \
card: either it's the BIOS logo or the ubuntu splash window. Furthermore there are \
parts with black background and green or blue vertical stripes.
> Also, you could try the evil nvidia binary driver. Those work quite well
> with linux these days.
These are the results:
* driver "nv": I get this error message: "NV(0): Couldn't find the DDC routing table. \
Mode setting will probably fail!"
* driver "nvidia", after installing the package "nvidia-glx": error: "NVIDIA(0): \
Failed to initialize the NVIDIA graphics device PCI:1:0:0. Please see the COMMON \
PROBLEMS section in the README for additional information." But I cannot find a \
corresponding readme entry
* driver "nvidia", after installing the package "nvidia-glx-new": error: "NVIDIA(0): \
The NVIDIA GPU at PCI 1:0:0 is not supported by the 169.12 NVIDIA \
driver"
* driver "nvidia", after installing the package "nvidia-glx-legacy": error: "Failed \
to load module "glx" Failed to load module "nvidia"" I would say that I have to use \
one of the first two options.
I also downloaded the following two versions of the driver directly from the nvidia \
web page:
* 173.14.05: To obtain this one I entered the model number of my gfx card (Quadro FX \
570) into the nvidia web interface. Nevertheless I got the error message that my GPU \
is not supported
* 100.14.19: I downloaded this one after I did a google search for my gfx card. It \
shows the same problem as the second point above: "Failed to initialize the NVIDIA \
graphics device"
I think it's strange that no gfx driver is working - except the vga driver. There \
seems to be a more fundamental problem. Perhaps samething with the kernel (I'm using \
the ubuntu-kernel 2.6.24-17-generic)?
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