X gets very slow (unusable) - Current 2.6.33.3 - nvidia 7600 GS
Hello,
I've updated today to current, so I installed the 2.6.33.2 kernel source build it with the "huge" configuration and added bootsplash-support. After everything was completed, I rebooted into the new kernel. It was working for a about a half-hour, then the X gets very slow and the cpu-usage-led was full red. Mouse movement weren't able anymore, but I could restart X with Strg+Alt+Backspace. After that every thing was working again, for a while of course. Xorg.log doesn't report anything, no errors no warnings. I run the closed source nVidia driver (latest 195.36.24) on my Slackware64-current machine. Can anyone help me, or got anyone a idea of fixing this? Thanks in advance, Best regards. Jack |
One thing to try is add:
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Thanks for your quick reply. =)
I've added this option now, but I need to test it a longer time. After the freeze, X come up again, and KDE is telling me, the composing is disabled, because the system react to slow. With disabled KDE composing I run now for quit a while. I installed a earlier nvidia driver (195.36.15), the same behavior on 2.6.33.3. ATM I can't test the 195.36.24 nvidia driver on 2.6.33.2, because I deleted the source dir, so he couldn't build it. Have to test it anyway, tomorrow. Best regards, Jack. |
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I didn't know, witch process it was, I
can't see it anymore, if it starts to get slow. I'm using the Alien-Build of KDE 4.4.2. Best regards, Jack. |
Here are some new facts:
I checked my RAM, with MemTest4.00+, no errors on the 2GB module (the only module ATM). I catch a few outputs of KDE's System-Monitor: process: | cpu usage: | RAM usage: ---------------+-----------------------+----------------- firefox-bin | inactive on hard disk | 85MB plasma-desktop | inactive on hard disk | 47MB X | inactive on hard disk | 641,8MB This happens on, 2.6.33.2 / 2.6.33.3 with nvidia binary drivers 195.36.15 / 195.36.24 on a 1.7.6 X. Without the (Option "UseEvents" "1"). With this option I haven't tested it yet. I did not have any of these problems with Xorg 1.7.5, kernel 2.6.33.2 and 195.36.15 nvidia package. Best regards, Jack. |
Ok, (Option "UseEvents" "1") did nothing on
this behavior. I found out like rmjohnso says: Quote:
binary package or with the nv opensource driver. But the WM make a difference, I use now for testing xfce4, with nvidia 195.36.24, and kernel 2.6.33.3, without any problems, so far. I have to took a look on the KDE 4.4.2 build or rebuilt it on the current, or switch back to KDE 4.3.5. Thanks for all your help. Best regards, Jack. |
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