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    [Solved] Jaunty + Nvidia + Plasma = xorg lockup

    Hey,

    I just installed the latest Jaunty build and then followed instructions to install the nvidia driver using envyng -t, and now it works but freezes X as soon as plasma starts.

    I know X is working properly because failsafe works and glxinfo shows that the nvidia driver is working. Glxgears works as well.

    Someone has already posted a bug for this but I'm wondering if there is a fix yet, as I am an OSS 3d game graphics developer and really want the KDE4.2 fixes so that I can go on with my life...

    (I have a seperate disk with stable kubuntu64, but I need a working 32bit build, and I wanted to see if ext4 would solve some of my data loss problems with file transfer on ext3 which is another issue... but I digress)

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    Re: Jaunty + Nvidia + Plasma = xorg lockup

    EnvyNT isn't claiming to support 9.04 yet, is it? Probably you need to use the downloaded Nvidia driver installer, not EnvyNG.

    I'm speaking hypothetically, here -- I haven't screwed up the courage to install Jaunty yet, myself. :-X

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      #3
      Re: Jaunty + Nvidia + Plasma = xorg lockup

      people in the ubuntu forums are claiming it works, and it does download and install the driver. As I said the driver works. The problem is with plasma.

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        #4
        Re: Jaunty + Nvidia + Plasma = xorg lockup

        If glxgears runs, one would certainly think you have the driver installed correctly.

        :P

        I don't know what to think. I guess I would run EnvyNG, choose "remove the driver", then try running the downloaded driver installer. But, I'm not optimistic that this will solve your issue.

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          #5
          Re: Jaunty + Nvidia + Plasma = xorg lockup

          I figured it out ..

          I knew that Plasma needed the composite option in the nvidia driver but I just figured that the package installer would deal with it when it changes xorg.conf. So I changed it myself with..
          Code:
          Section "Device"
              Identifier   "Configured Video Device"
              Driver "nvidia"
                  Option "RenderAccel"  "true"
                  Option "AllowGLXWithComposite" "true
          EndSection
          
          Section "Extensions"
              Option "Composite"   "Enable"
          EndSection
          .. and that did it..

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