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ricaard 02-01-2011 05:14 AM

graphics problem
 
I dont know how to describe it,but I´ll try. I´m using Debian Lenny on my notebook Dell Inspiron 1520 with Nvidia 8400GS M. Problem is, that I´ve installed nvidia graphics from nvidia homepage,than compiz and after 30min - 1h using in my gnome menu when I selected option there was selected more options at the same time. Or in my terminal I was writing text but I´ve seen nothing. When I turnout compiz, It´s working normally. Where could be problem?

business_kid 02-01-2011 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by ricaard (Post 4244460)
I dont know how to describe it,but I´ll try. I´m using Debian Lenny on my notebook Dell Inspiron 1520 with Nvidia 8400GS M. Problem is, that I´ve installed nvidia graphics from nvidia homepage,than compiz and after 30min - 1h using in my gnome menu when I selected option there was selected more options at the same time. Or in my terminal I was writing text but I´ve seen nothing. When I turnout compiz, It´s working normally. Where could be problem?

in /var/log/Xorg.0.log, see whjat driver it finds and uses. _Do_Not_ copy me half a mile ox the log - you read it and you tell us. What is compiz? FYI, this works best thias way
1. You complain about some problem and give us information on it.
2. We ask questions and tell you to try stuff and do stuff.
3. You answer the questions, do the stuff we suggested and clearly tell us the result.
4. Some genius shouts 'eureka' , makes a diagnosis, and tells you how to sort it.

We're currently stuck on 1 :-/.

ricaard 02-01-2011 10:35 AM

...what driver it finds and uses. <-- what driver do you mean? graphics? version of this driver? version of xserver? I don't understand you.

...What is compiz? <-- oukej, I say it othervise. If graphical effects are turned on, in gnome menu are selected more options than one. If I turn it out, it woks normally.

business_kid 02-02-2011 03:45 AM

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Originally Posted by ricaard (Post 4244767)
...what driver it finds and uses. <-- what driver do you mean? graphics? version of this driver? version of xserver? I don't understand you.

Sorry if I am unclear. Post the output of this command
glxinfo |grep render

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Originally Posted by ricaard (Post 4244767)
..What is compiz? <-- oukej, I say it othervise. If graphical effects are turned on, in gnome menu are selected more options than one. If I turn it out, it woks normally.

So the problem is only with gnome special effects turned on. Ok , turn them on and explain what happens on the screen - just write what the screen looks like. Does it play a youtune video?

ricaard 02-02-2011 05:22 AM

I know that command and it was first posted command after driver instaled, render is

and yes, video is ok. it plays. there is problem just in gnome menu when I select option, f.e. applications -> graphics, the are more applications and when I move with mouse in menu, the are selected more applications at once.

But yesterday after installing some libs, its working normaly. I dont know why :)

MTK358 02-02-2011 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by ricaard (Post 4245645)
and yes, video is ok. it plays. there is problem just in gnome menu when I select option, f.e. applications -> graphics, the are more applications and when I move with mouse in menu, the are selected more applications at once.

So the highlighted backgrounds on the menu items don't not go away when you move the mouse off of them?

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Originally Posted by ricaard (Post 4245645)
But yesterday after installing some libs, its working normaly. I dont know why :)

Does this mean it's fixed? Then mark the thread as solved.

ricaard 02-02-2011 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by MTK358 (Post 4245854)
So the highlighted backgrounds on the menu items don't not go away when you move the mouse off of them?

Yes,that right.


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Originally Posted by MTK358 (Post 4245854)
Does this mean it's fixed? Then mark the thread as solved.

I think it's ok, I will see :)


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