I installed the program cheese to run my built in web cam. It locked up my laptop.Trouble shooting with cheese developers (bug 550001) we found with running no xv, cheese worked and my laptop did not lock up. I have an Intel Cantiga integrated graphics controller ( rev7). I am running Ubuntu 8.04 kernel 2.6.24.19 generic, xorg version unknown (13 June 2008). i have also noticed that I lose the screen at times when I change users. Also the desktop shrinks in width occasionally. I have also had my computer lock up on boot up on occasion.
Please provide more detailed info, according to http://www.intellinuxgraphics.org/how_to_report_bug.html, especially the detailed reproducing step (including where to get cheese).
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1. My computer has a VGA compatible controller Intel Corp. Centiga Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07) (prog-if 00 [VGA controller]) The computer locks up when I use the multimedia systems selecter to test my video when the default output plugin is autodetect.(screenshot attached) 2. My system Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU P7350 @ 2.00 GHZ GNOME 2.22.3 (uBUNTU 2008-07-09) kERNEL 2.6.24-19 ((#1 smp wED aUG 20 22:56:21 utc 2008) OS Type Linux GCC Version 4.2.3(i486-linux-gnu) Xorg version unknown (13 june 2008 01:08:21AM) machine Equus Computer Systems Nobilis # EQCA1068435 notebook display Mobil Intel(R) Series Express Chipset Family [ Display adapter](2x) Seiko Epson 15.4 [Monitor](15.4"vis) 3. Click on "System - Preferences -Multimedia Systems Selector". (If "Multimedia Systems Selector" is not present then right click on "Applications edit menus". Scroll down and click in "System Preferences" then check "Multimedia Systems Selector") Click on "video" tab. Default Output "plugin" should be "Autodetect". Click on test. The computer locks up. The mouse mouse also locks up. Ctrl-Alt-Delete does reboot the computer.
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This needs to be retested against current drm-intel-next kernel and master xf86-video-intel (stolen memory counting issues result in a variety of fun effects).
ping again.
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I hope this is what you meant by ping again
Chuck, does this bug still exist?
(In reply to comment #15) > Chuck, does this bug still exist? > Wang, This bugs still exists.
Chuck, have you tried with new releases as Eric noted? There's a critical bug in older drivers for GM45. You must try 2.6.28-rc kernel with 2.4.3 xf86-video-intel driver or newer.
(In reply to comment #17) > Chuck, have you tried with new releases as Eric noted? There's a critical bug > in older drivers for GM45. You must try 2.6.28-rc kernel with 2.4.3 > xf86-video-intel driver or newer. > Wang, I just installed latest upgrade for Ubuntu and the problem is resolved. Thank you verry much. Chuck Fetterman
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