fedora 7 and beryl trouble
every time I start beryl on fedora I bet a plain white screen and my cursor, and it stays like that. I'm using a nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5200] graphics card. and I installed beryl using the add/remove programs feature in Fedora. can anyone help me out?
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I have the 5200 card on this box running Fedora 7 and recently on Fedora Core 6 until the upgrade. I get my nvidia kernel modules from the Livna repo. The Livna repo keeps the kernel modules pretty close in sync with the release of newer kernel versions.
I was going to attach a partial screencapture of the nvidia settings server but don't see an option for that here. Maybe I'll place it on my photo site and link to it if anyones interested. http://www.onlinephotographers.com/g...00_resized.jpg |
Are you saying the white screen problem is a kernel issue? Would you mind posting your xorg.conf file so I can do a comparison check?
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Here's my xorg.conf.
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Edit: here's where the whitescreen issue has been discussed. I have seen it mentioned at other times and presume it has to do with hardware issues with certain Beryl releases. White screen |
{BBI}Nexus{BBI} if you find a solution please post it here =]
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I made the changes to mirror your xorg.conf no difference. I disabled everything line by line (until my x-server refused to run) no difference.
With so many users, using different hardware and distros, yet having the same problem makes me think this is a Beryl issue. Compiz works fine, hopefully (now that compiz & beryl have merged) this problem will be resolved. Thanks Ryptyde for the .conf and the link :) |
I am curious --- try the nivida-xconfig (obviosuly save off your xorg.conf before doing this)
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nvidia-xconfig -composite; nvidia-xconfig --allow-glx-with-composite If you still have issue try running beryl with a stack trace hooked up to it, we can see what its doing strace -e open beryl > /tmp/beryl_strace_open.out and strace beryl > /tmp/beryl_allstrace.out |
I messed up my xorg.conf file while editing it using "vim" I made a back up before I started editing it but the x server no longer runs how can I get back into my hard drive to replace the xorg.conf file?
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cp xorg.conf <space> /etc/X11/xorg.conf you will be asked if you want to overwrite answer 'yes' then type reboot. |
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nexus if its not too much trouble could you please tell me how you get compiz working? |
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I figured it out =] thanks for all your help =]
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