*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 98641 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/98641
(Resolving issue as reporter suggested)
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Ubuntu better. This particular bug has already been reported and is a
duplicate of bug #98641, so it
Yep, that did it. I guess this can be marked a duplicate of that bug.
Thanks!
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xorg.conf borked after installing nvidia-glx-new
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I will give it a shot, but between work and school I may not get a
chance until Friday. Hopefully I can get to it sooner though.
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DavidBaucum:
Nicely done. This looks like Bug #98641 from the end of that log. Does the
workaround in that bug report help you?
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Ok, here's exactly what I did:
1. Reinstalled Ubuntu Gutsy 5 on my second partition.
2. On first boot I immediately ran Update Manager and installed all of the
updates.
3. I wasn't asked to, but for good measure I rebooted.
4. Immediately after rebooting I opened the Restricted Drivers Manager.
5.
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I am at work right now. Hopefully tonight I will have time to do this.
My current install is "corrupted" with the NVidia installer, so I will
reformat, install all updates, use the restricted drivers tools and then
when it fails on reboot, I will run those commands and let you know what
I get. Th
DavidBaucum:
Can you post the output of
dpkg -l nvidia\* | grep ii
upload the
/var/log/Xorg.0.log
along with the output of
dmesg
right after X fails to start up from the fresh install that failed? This should
help narrow down the issue. Can you also indicate which version of Gutsy you
were using?
The results are as follows;
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: nVidia Corporation Unknown device
[10de:0400] (rev a1)
I understand that problems with the NVidia installer are beyond the support of
the Ubuntu staff. I don't think the problem lies with NVidia, but specifically
with Gutsy
DavidBaucum:
If you manually installed the NVIDIA driver check out the NvidiaManual link I
posted earlier as some of the steps can play a significant role in whether the
manual driver is reloaded correctly after a reboot (although if you do a manual
install your issue is definitely a support cas
The card is an NVidia 8600 GTS found at
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814130084
My PC has Feisty 32-bit, Gutsy 32-bit and Gutsy 64-bit. I think the problem is
that under Gutsy (32 & 64 bit), after a reboot, the NVidia module seems to be
lost. If I run the NVidia installe
Hmm, looks like the card is so new even lspci doesn't know what it is.
Can you add the output of
lspci -nn
for your card please?
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This is what I get for me graphics card with lspci:
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation Unknown device 0400 (rev
a1)
If you need me to run any more tests, let me know. I have Gutsy on a second
partition so I can test everything out and report any problems I run in to.
Because
DavidBaucum:
Such a response seems a reasonable and in fact I feel that is the safest
response. I've noticed that the people who will never try again are those who
invest the most time attempting to unsuccessfully resolve their issue.
Since you have installed the drivers manually you may want to
I tried the Restricted Drivers tool but when I clicked on the NVIDIA
accelerated graphics driver it told me that it could not install
nvidia-glx-new. So I ran it manually and then rebooted.
Solving the problem was easy for me. I uninstalled nvidia-glx-new, ran
dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and
DavidBaucum:
This is actually more of a support issue than a bug report. You may get a
quicker/better response posting your query over on
http://answers.launchpad.net/ . A very brief glance at that Xorg.0.log suggests
that your NVIDIA binary driver kernel module is not being (or could not be)
l
More info. I get the following message, "Failed to start the X server
(your graphical interace). It is likely that it is not set up
correctly. Would you like to view the X server output to diagnose the
problem?" I then get the attached error log.
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This is the generated xorg.conf file.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8979068/xorg.conf
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