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Re: nVidia card lockup upon changing from text mode to graphics



something else came to mind,  have you tried putting in the int10 module
for X? That will try to softboot the video card instead of let the X
drivers do it.


On Thu, 2002-03-21 at 06:53, Eduard Bloch wrote:
> #include <hallo.h>
> Gyula Lukacs wrote on Thu Mar 21, 2002 um 01:13:39PM:
> 
> > works fine and I see only garbage on the screen, can't swith to console
> > back anymore. It happens in 10% on my nVidia Riva TNT 16MB card (Diamond
> > Viper 550), with Intel 440BX chipset, 2.4.18, with & without the most
> > recent nVidia drivers, xserver-xfree86 4.1.0-14 (and with every X
> > 4.x.x).
> 
> I have a similar problem with my (cheap) Geforce-2MX card. From time to
> time, in most cases if a second X server is running, or another
> application using Overlay runs in backround, and I go to full-screen in
> Mplayer, then after changing back to windows mode, everything is really
> broken. I can still see the window of Mplayer somewhere on the screen,
> but everything around it is screewed up, I see random shadows in the
> color of my other windows. Everything works, I can close all
> applications blindly, and shutdown the X-Server. I get my usuall text
> console. BUT: When I run the X-Server again, I get the same screewed
> picture of "shadows", only the mouse pointer looks okay. And if I
> shutdown the X-Server this time, I get only a black picture unless I
> restart the machine.
> 
> Gruss/Regards,
> Eduard.
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