Bonjour à tous,    
 
 
Voici mon problème: j'ai des freeze en OpenGL avec les drivers Nvidia.
Je suis en Gentoo 64bits, avec le kernel  2.6.18-gentoo-r6.
J'ai une ASRock 775DUAL-VSTA, avec un chipset PT880Ultra. Il gère l'AGP et le PCI-Express.
J'ai une carte graphique AGP Asus N6600 avec un GPU Nvidia GeForce6.
 
Tout marche bien sous WindowsXP (en 32bits).
Tout marche sous Linux, sauf les drivers Nvidia.
D'après ce que j'ai lu sur le net, c'est un problème au niveau des ports AGP et PCI-Express.
J'ai suivi pas mal de lien et j'ai réussi, en bidouillant, à activer les drivers AGPGART. (ils ne marchaient pas avant).
Malgré tout, dès j'essaye l'OpenGL, ça freeze méchament.
Je n'arrive pas à localiser le problème.
 
Pourriez-vous m'aider ?  
 
Merci.
 
Voici les liens que j'ai trouvé:
http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?pid=642486
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=190341
http://lists.debian.org/debian-ker [...] 00510.html
http://www.rage3d.com/board/showthread.php?t=33846233
http://www.linux-wizard.net/howto. [...] key=nvidia
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/fr/nvidia-guide.xml
 
 
Et quelques données utiles:
Drivers NVidia: 1.0.9746
 
uname -a

X -version

modinfo nvidia

Il ne manque pas AGPGART dans la ligne "depends:" ?
 
cat /proc/driver/nvidia/cards/0

cat /proc/driver/nvidia/agp/card

cat /proc/driver/nvidia/agp/host-bridge

cat /proc/driver/nvidia/agp/status

dmesg | grep agp

lspci

 
lsmod | grep nvidia

eselect opengl list

 
glxinfo | grep direct

NB: Et là, ça se bloque et je dois redémarrer la machine.

Pas d'avis ?

uname -a

Et là ça marche.  

J'ai le même problème, mais je suis en 2.6.20-gentoo...ça marche toujours toi ?

Je ne suis pas encore passé en 2.6.20-gentoo...
 
Sinon je n'ai plus eu de problème avec cette 2.6.19.

tu peux montrer ton xorg.conf ?

Ok, mais pas avant ce soir.
J'essaye de faire ça avant minuit...

Je crois que j'ai également un problème de agp comme toi ..
 
t'a fait quoi pour ?

Je suis passé du 2.6.18 au 2.6.19...
 
Je crois que le problème est un problème de driver VIA et d'adresse des ports PCI-Express et AGP.

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# right of screen 1.
 
    Screen "Screen 1"
 
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    InputDevice "Keyboard1" "CoreKeyboard"
 
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# Section "DRI"
#    Mode 0666
# EndSection
 

Pourrais-tu faire ça:
 
grep "PT880ULTRA" /usr/src/linux/include/linux/pci_ids.h  
 
Et me dire ce que ça donne ?

 
Ceci

Ouais, ça a l'air bon.
Biazrre.
 
Et le uname -a ?

 
Je suis en amd64.

Là, je ne vois pas trop où ça cloche.
Pourrais tu reproduire les messages que j'ai fait dans le premier post ?

Alors :
 

 
J'ai pas de /proc/driver/nvidia/agp/*
 

 
Visiblement j'ai pas de truc agp !

Quand je fais un menuconfig avec un linux32 devant,
 
dans character device -> agp support, j'ai ALI chipset/ATI chipset support.
 
Ma carte graphique est PCI-E, mais mon chipset est de ALI / ULI un ati xpress 200.. peut être que la fonction agpgart a été supprimé en amd64 ?

Tu es en PCIE, pourquoi veux tu le support de l'AGP ?

Ben il apparaissait avant
 
c'est pour ça que je cherche de ce coté.

Tu as quelle carte graphique ?

nvidia geforce 7300 gs pci-e

Euh...carte mère je voulais dire.

Asus M8V-MRP

Ah ouais. Donc ton problème n'a aucun rapport avec le mien, où j'avais un problème de conflit entre le bus AGP et le bus PCI-Express.

OK

Tu as quel driver nvidia ?
C'est quoi ton problème au fait ? Des freeze avec OpenGL ?

En gros oui.
 
Avant ça le faisait immediatement avec glxgears.
Plus maintenant, mais beryl plante exactement de la même façon.
 
J'ai le dernier drivers proprio de nvidia.
 
faudrais que je test un jeu.

glxgears me donne un ecran noir.