ένα upgrade πόσο θα βοηθούσε την κατάσταση?

rizitis elahistos at yahoo.gr
Tue May 6 12:26:08 BST 2008


O/H rizitis έγραψε:
> O/H Jimmy Angelakos έγραψε:
>   
>> Giannis Tsakiris wrote:
>>   
>>     
>>> βοηθάτε παιδιά να το λύσουμε το πρόβλημα, γιατί είναι κρίμα... έχω 
>>> υπολογιστή, και υπολογιστή δεν έχω...
>>>     
>>>       
>> Αν απενεργοποιήσεις τα desktop effects, σου κάνει τα ίδια;
>>
>> Λέω, μήπως είναι μπάγκ του compiz...
>>
>>
>> Μήτσος
>>   
>>     
> Δεν ξέρω ρε παιδιά μήπως αυτό βοηθάει;
>
> Note: setting memoryLimit=0 in ~/.xscreensaver
> From: /usr/share/doc/xscreensaver-gl/README.gl
>
> "If you are having problems with running the GL screenhacs from 
> xscreensaver,
> but not from a window, please see
> <http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/faq.html#gl-mem>, especially if you
> are using nVIdia's GL implementation. This has appeared as a SIGSEGV
> crash and as a failutre to allocate GL context. In particular:
>
>   1.I upgraded to 3.33, and xscreensaver won't run GL hacks any more (or
>     they run slowly), but they work fine from the command line.
>
>     Try editing your .xscreensaver file and changing the memoryLimit
>     setting to 0. Version 3.33 introduced the memoryLimit option as a
>     precautionary limit to prevent runaway memory use if one of the
>     display modes happened to be buggy; it prevents any program launched
>     by xscreensaver from allocating more than that much memory. It
>     defaults to 50M, which is a lot. However, apparently certain OpenGL
>     libraries (notably nVidia) do something strange that makes them appear
>     to allocate more than 128M of memory for every OpenGL program!
>     Consequently, those programs die on startup because they aren't able
>     to allocate memory. On some systems, memoryLimit doesn't cause the GL
>     programs to crash, but instead, causes them to run slowly
>     (non-accelerated.) Turning off the memory limit should work around
>     this."
>
>
>   

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-screensaver/+bug/51576

Installing Ubuntu's supported ATI driver fixes the problem.

Can verify that with the supported ATI driver installed,

       xserver-xorg-d 6.5.7.3-0ubunt X.Org X server -- ATI display driver,

that matrixview and other rss-glx screensavers run much faster, not 
quite as fast as fglrx with xscreensaver, but perfectly acceptable.

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