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> I think I just found the problem! I decided to give the open source ATI |
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> drivers a try again, and replaced 'fglrx' by 'radeon' in my xorg.conf. |
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> And all is fast now. Wow. I had already forgotten how fast a desktop |
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> should be. |
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> I'm not yet sure all is fine. On the first start, kwin crashed and all |
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> windows were on the first desktop, this never happened before. But it's |
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> working on the second login. I have no direct rendering, Xorg.0.log |
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> shows (EE) RADEON(0): [dri] RADEONDRIGetVersion failed (libdri too |
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> old). I had this before with xorg-server-1.7.7, now I'm emerging |
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> 1.8.2. Stay tuned. |
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I first got no dri with xorg-server 1.8, too, and then weird effects |
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started happening, like the shift and ctrl keys not working. When tings |
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crashed, I got a block screen and still could move the mouse, but that was |
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all, even after Alt-SysRQ-R (which usually helps in these cases) I could |
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not switch to a text terminal. But after a reboot all seemed perfect, but |
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when I was writing a followe-up mail, X crashed. And I got several more |
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crashes after working 5 minutes in KDE. |
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I downgraded back to xorg-server 1.7.7-r1, and now dri is working, too. |
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Looking good! KDE is running for over an hour now, I'm not using any swap |
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at all, amarok is emerging in the background, and mplayer is playing |
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smoothly. |
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I experience little rendering problems in chromium (images appear over |
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text) and quake3 feels a little sluggish, but I can live with this. |
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Thanks for anyone who helped! |
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Wonko |