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got this also in catalyst 10.4 and 10.5 and ubuntu 10.4 :(
however memory leaked can be reclaimed when running the command 'glxinfo'.
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This is interesting... I upgraded Xorg first but left fglrx alone, and
the memory leak is MUCH less significant. I randomly had to restart
compiz after running up the memory watching full screen video, and it
reset the memory to what it had been when I first booted the computer!
So, for me, on a SO
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Installing the ATI driver (from their site) fixes the Xorg memory leak.
Not entirely though, Xorg will still leak over time, just not as severe.
When upgrading, make sure you remove the previous version completely and
all configuration files in /etc/ati from the previous version or the
memory leaks
@svaens
Well i wasn't experiencing any lags. But what i notice is the fact that
my monitor now turns off without a problem when set. I also notice some
of my video problems fixed, such as full screen video which would
sometime crash my system for no reason. For my system I am using the ATI
HD3200
@Ramon + Aisthesis
I am experiencing the lag problem which others have mentioned. I've not
left my laptop on for more than a day, so i haven't noticed any memory
leak problem (though, I wasn't looking for it).
Due to to the maximising lag problem, I disabled desktop effects.
Does installing the
Please try if this happens to you too:
- when memory grows up, open system manager;
- press CTRL+ALT+L to lock the session, then enter your password;
- back on the desktop, check system manager.
On my system, it shows that ~200MBs of memory is instantly freed.
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It seems that memory leakage was gone. But i've got back to the bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/351186 slow unminimizing with ati card
and desktop effects enabled after installing xorg from xorg-edgers PPA
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I confirmed that issue. Testing new version of the -fglrx driver to our
xorg-edgers PPA,
from here
https://edge.launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/ppa
similiar bug is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-
installer/+bug/372345
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I have EXACTLY THE SAME experience as the user above, after manually
upgrading Ubuntu 9.04 to ATI driver 9-6.x86_64 (released about June,
15). Still huge memory hungry, but system is usable.
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Well I did what Ais said and my problem seems to be good so far. After
a few hours my Xorg would approach 1.5GB, when i disable the effects it
would go down to 200MB. Now since trying Ais suggestion of reinstalling
from ATI website I am happy to say after a four hour uptime its @
227MB(started @
I confirm this on my Lenovo T400, ATI mobility radeon 3400 series,
Jaunty 9.04, with Canonical's version of the proprietary driver. If I
have desktop effects enabled (I use Gnome), Xorg's memory usage goes up
without bound up to a few gigabytes per a day. Disabling desktop
effects stops this.
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Sorry, I forgot to tell that I am using Kubuntu Jaunty.
BTW, probably this bug in x.org is somewhat related, though it refers to the
CVS version:
http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=22171
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Specs:
Asus F3Sa, Ati hd2600, 4GB RAM
When effects are enabled, I noticed that the memory increases even if I
minimize/maximize in turn a window, with a rate of 4 MB at a type (seen in
system monitor).
When I shut the effects down, *without* changing the driver, the memory
increase stop (in my
Any news about this issue? Is there anyone working on it yet?
I'm experiencing the same. Xorg grows up to 1.2 gigs in few hours (ATI
HD3400). I'll try out Aisthesis's workaround but if this is an xorg
issue as QIII stated, I cannot understand how a driver reinstall may
help...
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Thx Ais, I will look more into it. So far, I just reboot every morning
and it is good for the whole day.
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You must have missed a step to kill xorg and stop xserver from loading.
I said this in my post that you can stop your GUI from being bootable.
Have you tried purging, rm everything from /etc/ati (just in case, but
this should be removed with purge) and reinstalling the ati-drivers
through the reco
I did the same as Aisthesis and my xorg died - could not even boot up
properly. I removed the drivers, still could not boot up properly :(
I was wondering if I should wait or move on from compiz. I am using an ATI
card too.
If this is an X problem, anybody has any idea who long we have to wait?
I had the same problem with an up to date Ubuntu Jaunty and a ATI Radeon HD
3870.
I did the same as Aisthesis above and downloaded the 9.4 driver from the
ati.amd.com website and installed that and it's been much better. I no
longer need to reboot everyday. (uptime 4 days)
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Same problem here, ati Radeon HD 2900; up-to-date ubuntu jaunty with no
modifications.
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Hi, I have the same problem.
with:
OpenGL renderer string: ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3400 Series
fglrx installed with envyng (8.600-0ubuntu2)
also using the xserver-no-backfill ppa
Lenovo R500 2732-6AG
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The problem is not Linux, Ubuntu, Compiz or your video card.
I looked at www.x.org's bug reports and was directed to bugzilla.
Sorry. Forgot to C&P the link.
This is a regression from an earlier Xorg bug. It was recently
reopened.
Priority: High
Severity: Major.
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This is not only Ubuntu, I've had the same problem (plus unminimize lag
problem), on Arch Linux.
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Hi, I have the same problem. Onboard HD 3200. Does anyone know if
ATI/AMD works on this bug or is it a problem of Ubuntu 9.04?
Regards
Ingo
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Memory leak fixed on my machine. NOT completely, but the change is
DRASTIC compared to what I was seeing before.
For testing, I opened firefox which had 12 tabs, system monitor,
nautilus, terminal with transparency, and evolution. I also ran glxgears
and I am seeing 500-600 FPS more! glxgears is n
bug: 351186 is not related.
I've applied the patch there yesterday and still have the memory leak.
Those of you who want to try this patch for lag, it should fix it. But
it will not fix the leak. It did not for me anyway.
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I think this bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-
installer/+bug/351186?comments=all, is very similar and has the same
cause of the problem.
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tested in Ubuntu 9.04 beta x86_64 and in Kubuntu beta 9.04 i386.
After fresh install, the first thing I usua
"" It takes noticably longer compared to 8.04 to maximize/minimize
windows (it seems to hang for 2 seconds, then the window appears).""
> I can confirm that too. Maximising windows lags a lot, and only what
seems to help is completely disabling desktop effects (compiz).
"" I wonder why this bug
I can confirm this bug. The problem emerged since I updated to 9.04. I
also have an ATI HD 4850. After some hours Xorg uses several GBs of
memory. It takes noticably longer compared to 8.04 to maximize/minimize
windows (it seems to hang for 2 seconds, then the window appears). Xorg
is using almost
I can confirm this issue (Xorg fglrx leaks like a sieve).
I've upgraded my work machine to the latest Ubuntu 9.04. Now Xorg fills
up my RAM and swap in less than 12 hours and I have to restart X to
clear it up.
Xorg memory usage from 'top':
Virtual 3,358m Resident 654M.
Xorg driver: fglrx
C
ATI card, after two days, my xorg is up to 1.2 GB. Is there any
resolution for this?
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HI again,
I have partially fixed the problem, by rewriting my xorg.conf, and removing
/etc/ati/amdpcsdb.
After these manipulations I was able to configure 2 monitors using ATI
restricted driver. But, Xinerama still works bad. When it's disabled I have the
same picture on both monitors, and when
Same issue. Below is lspci and xorg.conf. Attached is Xorg.0.log
lspci
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Mobility Radeon HD 3400
Series
Subsystem: Sony Corporation Device 9035
Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency 0, IRQ 2296
Memory at c000 (32-
I have got the same probelm on 9.04 release (i386).
lspci:
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ/P/PL Memory Controller Hub
(rev 02)
P.S. There is my xorg.conf (restricted driver is installed and 2
monitors are connected).
Thanks.
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hi I have got the same problem with you , and the same Xorg.0.log
when I remove everything goes where except can't use
Visual Effects
Waiting for newer driver...
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Today I made fresh install (9.04 RC i386).
After enabling restricted driver for radeon, I have again same bug as wrote at
the beginning.
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tested in Ubuntu 9.04 beta x86_64 and in Kubuntu beta 9.04 i386.
After fresh install, the first thing I usually do is to enabl
I can confirm this bug in Ubuntu 9.04 x86_64 with all updates applied,
Xorg memory keeps growing without control filling both physical memory
and swap.
Specs:
iMac 20"
Intel Core2Duo 2.4ghz
ATI Radeon 2600HD
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Thank you.
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I'm glad that worked for you. If you need anymore help please fill free
to contact me.
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Subject: [Bug 353800] Re: restricted drivers (ATI) causes Xorg memory leakage
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Date: Tuesday, April 14, 2009, 12:29 PM
I d
I did as you said, then reboot.
Now Xorg uses about 140 MB, which is high enough, but it doesn't grow up any
more, so it is "acceptable" I guess.
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try these commands in your Terminal:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
and let me know of the out come...thank you.
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Subject: [Bug 353800] Re: restricted drivers (ATI) causes Xorg memory leakage
To
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Can you post your log file /var/log/Xorg.0.log so we can see? Thank
you. rowbgcolor=lightgreen
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