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Hey,
New here.
I did an upgrade yesterday from nvidia-256.53-1-x86_64 to nvidia-260.19.12-1-x86_64 (nvidia-utils too), and I just can't start KDM anymore. The monitor enters suspended mode everytime I try.
It happens even if I startx at the command line.
I checked the Xorg.0.log and everything seems to be fine. Nvidia does complain about ACPI, but it did that before too. There are no other errors or warnings.
There are no special config files on my Xorg 1.9.0.
The only way to get it back running was to downgrade back to the nvidia-256.
I looked everywhere and can't seem to find anyone with the same problem. Can someone point me to what may be causing this issue?
Thanks,
Rafael
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Yeah, that seems to be the only solution.
Thanks, brisbin33.
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Is there any other news on this issue? I'm having the same problem except now I can't even downgrade to 256 because I am getting errors when trying to install it manually with my kernel26-ck package.
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I can confirm that this breaks, and that downgrading to 256.53-1 fixes the issue. Wish I had time to go further into this issue.
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I think I have the same issue, except that I encountered the problem while installing arch and nvidia-260.19.12-1-x86_64 (rather than on upgrading from a working installation). With the nvidia driver installed, when I try to start X, the monitor gives "cable disconnected" or some such. There are no errors in the the xorg log. When I switch out to a virtual console and then look back at the terminal output, it appears that X thinks it is running gnome. Everything works fine when the nouveau driver is installed. Is getting the previous version of the nvidia package the only way to fix this? If this upgrade broke every arch64 nvidia system why aren't more people complaining?
My video card in case anyone is interested: GeForce 8400 GS.
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I had a similar problem, removing xorg.conf fixed it.
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That's not the problem I'm having. I don't have an xorg.conf.
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Yep. Me neither.
But I think that tweaking with the Nvidia driver options may fix the problem. Didn't had the time to play with them yet, though.
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This may be related:
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=156288
I believe it's a Nvidia driver error. It's best if we ask for help in its forums.
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So 260.19.21 still doesn't work.
Has anyone figured anything out?
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Is there any other news on this issue? I'm having the same problem except now I can't even downgrade to 256 because I am getting errors when trying to install it manually with my kernel26-ck package.
you managed to install the driver 256 with the kernel kernel26-ck?
I have the same problem
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pogeymanz wrote:Is there any other news on this issue? I'm having the same problem except now I can't even downgrade to 256 because I am getting errors when trying to install it manually with my kernel26-ck package.
you managed to install the driver 256 with the kernel kernel26-ck?
I have the same problem
No I haven't. I've just been using Nouveau drivers. Unfortunately I'm getting the urge to use Compiz again...
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So, I managed to get nvidia 256.53 to build with my custom kernel26-ck. The trick is to comment out one line of kernel/nv.c. Here is the PKGBUILD I used:
pkgname=nvidia-ck
pkgver=256.53
_kernver='2.6.36-ck'
pkgrel=1
pkgdesc="NVIDIA drivers for kernel26."
arch=('i686' 'x86_64')
url="http://www.nvidia.com/"
depends=('kernel26-ck>2.6.35' 'kernel26-ck<=2.6.36.1' "nvidia-utils=${pkgver}")
makedepends=('kernel26-ck-headers>2.6.35' 'kernel26-ck-headers<=2.6.36')
conflicts=('nvidia-96xx' 'nvidia-173xx')
license=('custom')
install=nvidia.install
if [ "$CARCH" = "x86_64" ]; then
_arch='x86_64'
_pkg="NVIDIA-Linux-${_arch}-${pkgver}-no-compat32"
source=("ftp://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-${_arch}/${pkgver}/${_pkg}.run")
md5sums=('9c653716f1c43db33f024ba203104a4b')
fi
build() {
cd $srcdir
sh ${_pkg}.run --extract-only
cd ${_pkg}/kernel
sed -i 's/.ioctl = nv_kern_ioctl,/\/\/.ioctl = nv_kern_ioctl'/ nv.c #This line is the trick!
make SYSSRC=/lib/modules/${_kernver}/build module
}
package() {
install -D -m644 $srcdir/${_pkg}/kernel/nvidia.ko \
$pkgdir/lib/modules/${_kernver}/kernel/drivers/video/nvidia.ko
install -d -m755 $pkgdir/etc/modprobe.d
echo "blacklist nouveau" >> $pkgdir/etc/modprobe.d/nouveau_blacklist.conf
sed -i -e "s/KERNEL_VERSION='.*'/KERNEL_VERSION='${_kernver}'/" $startdir/nvidia.install
}
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i also solved with a patch found here:
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthr … ?p=2329622
it works with x64 for me.
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I uninstalled for now, and replaced with nvidia-256 from the aur to save ignoring a package
lazy, yes... but it'll do for now
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i also solved with a patch found here:
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthr … ?p=2329622
it works with x64 for me.
That patch is a smarter version of what I did in my PKGBUILD. Good find.
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Has anybody tried the latest 260 version?
How the hell does one file bug reports to NVidia?
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with my 310M card driver version 260.19.29 works fine.
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260.19.29 does not work for me, it messes up my screen every so often and i end up rebooting. Going to downgrade i think
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Nope. Still doesn't work for me.
Does anyone seriously know how to file a bug report to nvidia? I searched and came up blank. I admittedly didn't try that hard...
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