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I have nvidia 270.41.06-1 installed. And when I try to run nvidia-settings it gives me segmentation fault.
Anyone else experience this problem? I think it started happening to me only on very recent update.
PS. I am using KDE 64-bit
Last edited by kdar (2011-04-21 06:18:48)
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KDE 64bits here, same nvidia driver, nvidia-settings works fine.
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strange... I wonder what can be wrong with me. I tried to generate new xorg config file and it still gives me the same problem.
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I have the same problem
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Somehow, I found out, that I had both nvidia-utils and libgl installed. I removed lbgl but I am still getting this error.
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I think this might have something to do with oxygen-gtk. I'm using this as my gtk2 theme with Awesome and nvidia-settings continues to segfault.
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[goes to change gtk theme to something uglier]
[chooses Raleigh, the only other installed gtk theme]
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Yep, works now.
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[goes to change gtk theme back to oxygen-gtk]
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Yep, segfaults again. Time to submit some bug reports. Good thing I'm a second semester high school senior, because I wasn't planning to do any homework anyway. Can some others confirm this, especially those on i686?
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I'm not as fuzzy as these creatures but I'm close
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I have this problem too. Running KDE4 with QtCurve. After switching my gtk theme from QtCurve to Raleigh, it stopped segfaulting. I'm on x86_64, like everyone else, though.
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I am on x86_64 also, XFCE4, and it segfaults on me too, here is the log (found in the kernel.log):
It segfaults only when trying to SAVE TO X CONFIGURATION FILE (xorg.conf) (and does not update xorg.conf)
nvidia-settings[1617]: segfault at 7f32b3a09ae0 ip 00007f32b3a09ae0 sp 00007fffca33e0b8 error 15
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UPDATE: when I delete the ~/.nvidia-settings.rc file (in all my user's directories, including the root directory)
I can then SAVE the CONFIGURATION (as root). I just made sure aftewards, to save the new ~/.nvidia-settings.rc
too. (to all my user's directories).
I didn't have to change themes, or anything else. Just delete the old ~/.nvidia-settings.rc file from each user,
including root, then issue # sudo nvidia-setttings and save the X configurations to file. It worked.. then
saved the settings to each user's directory (~/.nvidia-settings-rc)
Last edited by Kilzool (2011-05-05 05:39:23)
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Running x86_64 with oxygen-gtk and oxygen-gtk3-git (from AUR)...also getting segfault when trying to start nvidia-settings.
Odd thing is, it works fine if you run it with gdb.
"gdb nvidia-settings"...then after gdb starts enter command "run"
nvidia-settings will start right up with the oxygen-gtk theme enabled...weird?!
Last edited by jfree143dev (2011-05-05 22:16:55)
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It's happening to me too. Running KDE on 64 bits with oxygen-gtk. If I remove ~/.nvidia-setting-rc the application launch, but segfault returns on second launch.
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I'm having this problem, too. Also KDE and an x86_64 system.
When I run "nvidia-settings --no-config" the program starts and I can make changes and save, but with an existing ".nvidia-settings.rc", I get everytime "segmentation fault".
I've posted a bug-report: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/24351
Last edited by Murky (2011-05-19 14:41:31)
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Switching themes doesn't work for me. I used jfree143dev's method and it worked.
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this problem should be fixed with the new drivers, anyway archlinux doesn't care about because we can't patch/fix/do anything about closed source drivers
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Have you guys tried "nvidia-settings --no-config" as root?
Just tried it out, and it worked fine. I was having the same problem.
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Pushback...
Same error here, any other solution, I'm running the latest kernel and the latest binary blob
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Please go ahead and start a new thread. This thread was three years old.
Closed. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fo … Bumping.22
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