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<0> using the .conf made ny nvidia-xconfig, and changing the driver from nvidia to nv, yes, it hangs
<1> why'd you change it to nv?
<0> because if its nvidia, it wont start...'nv' is the xorg driver
<1> nvidia wont start at all without the kernel driver loaded?
<0> okay, went back to my old config, changed the 'nvidia' drivers (yes, 2 of them), to 'nv', and it worked
<1> yea, because it's not using agp at all
<0> where do I go next then?
<1> load the nvidia kernel driver
<0> while X is running?
<1> did you try the nvagp "0" config when you had the nvidia kernel module loaded and tried using the nvidia driver?
<1> Steakk: may be best to have X off when you load the nvidia kernel driver
<0> okay, loaded the nvidia module with X off...now, start X again?
<0> X still started, but because the .conf is not telling it to use the nvidia module
<1> Steakk: ok, now exit, get into the config and change the driver to nvidia, and in your screen sections put Option "NvAGP" "0"
<0> dogbert2: not now :P
<0> safemode: okay, that gave me the NVidia logo on the TFT, but the TV is getting no signal
<0> so, that step worked
<1> Steakk: TV wont get a signal, you didn't config it yet
<0> safemode: yes, I did...in the old config(which I am currently using)
<1> Steakk: do you have an x screen on your tft?
<0> yes
<1> load up nv-settings
<1> you should be able to setup your tv out from that program
<0> the TV is not listed
<1> but yes, checking the xlogs would be the next step on why the tv out isn't working
<0> in the xlogs, I see that error of: More than one matching Device section found: device1
<1> you dont have the ignore-edid thing still in there right?
<0> yeah i do...heh
<1> try taking that out
<0> TV still blank
<1> also you may want to run nv-xconfig -a and see what XF86Config it writes you
<2> hi all, anyone aware of linux app to capture video and audio from computer... i.e. create a tutorial on using software, etc
<0> I have been doin that
<0> the TFT is working, but the TV is not...readin logs again
<3> Emerson!
<1> Steakk: try nv-xconfig --separate-x-screens
<2> also anyone aware of alternative to ffmpeg to convert standard avi to dv
<4> hey mischy!
<0> unrecognized opt
<1> ffmpeg the userspace program or the codecs?
<2> codecs
<1> ffmpeg is pretty much the only codecs you'll get a hold of that can do anything
<0> nm
<1> Steakk: really? that's pretty strange
<3> Emerson: How is it going? Long time no see ;)
<2> safemode: k thanks
<4> misch, not to bad you?
<1> Steakk: you need different screen sections for each device too you know
<1> Steakk: you can't have multiple devices using the same screen section...that may result in your message about multiple matching devices
<3> Emerson: I am swell. Everything is just great ;)
<0> I didnt have it that way
<0> seperate device sections, seperate screen sections, etc
<1> Steakk: ok, in any case. you have the nvidia kernel module loaded and all the other crazy options i've told you to use aren't in there ...just the nvagp "0" option ?
<0> hang on...pruning the generated xorg.conf from nv-xcofnig...gonna see what happens
<5> yikes... q4 is a bear on my video card
<1> Steakk: nvidia-xconfig usually just copies the original and adds any changed options
<0> I removed the orginal :)
<1> ah
<2> does anyone do any video editing on linux, if so, what have you found to be the best apps, i'm looking to do just the very basic editing, adding text effects, ability to create pleasing transitions of still images, basic addition of audio clips... rino is ok, thinking of trying cinerella, any ideas?
<6> where the hell is liandrin?
<0> damnit
<0> machine locked up, and is rebooting again
<0> **** me in the goat***
<0> maybe I have to change something in my BIOS for the new card?
<0> I might have failed to do a step somewhere
<0> it got stuck on that WAIT again
<2> hope it's not avi, i tried for a month and couldn't get my card to work
<0> **** it, I will put in my old card for the night
<1> Steakk: well, we know it can work with nvidia's driver. it's some misconfigured option that's borking it
<0> the mobo supports 8x agp, so thats not it
<1> well, disabling the agp features makes it work
<1> so it may not be to spec
<1> either on the card or on the mobo
<0> what do you mean?
<0> 'not to spec'
<1> is the mobo an nforce motherboard?
<0> asis p4p800se
<2> thanks again safemode, bye all
<0> its worked with all my other nv cards
<1> Steakk: yea, but did any try to utilize 8x agp mode
<1> they may be using 4x
<0> that i do not know...i do not think that the GeForce 5200 was 8X
<1> and 8x may be slightly out of spec for the nvidia card you got now...which is trying to use it
<0> 5200 fx
<0> so I might be ****ed?
<1> not all agp slots are created equal
<1> you just can't use dri and shared memory
<1> shared memory being system memory as video mem
<1> not shm
<1> both wont have any effect on tv output
<0> i want to be able to watch movies on my TV...and maybe game a lil...thats it
<7> that board should do 8x, easy.
<0> the board is 8X...just googled
<7> it can take HT, so its gotta be 8x
<1> Steakk: well, disabling agp wont let you game very fast
<7> yeah.
<0> i dun wanna disable AGP
<5> heya db2
<5> how goes it?
<0> wtf...the old card has no TV output now
<1> HT has nothing to do with the agp port.. and just because it can do hyperthreading, doesn't mean it's agp 8x mode is gonna play nice with nvidia's
<0> oops, didnt have it pluged it :P
<5> Steakk: my 5200 is 8x, but it functions at 4x
<5> my 5200 has dual-link DVI-D, s-video out and db15-out
<0> my 5200 only has an SVGA and Svideo
<8> hi all
<5> Steakk: you may encounter issues if your mobo chipset is Via
<5> if so, nvidia's agp module will limit you to 2x
<6> OM
<0> cappicard: I do not think it is
<5> unless you specify to enable 4x
<8> docfu
<1> nvidia's agp module limits him to nothing
<1> because it hangs
<1> nvidia's driver only works when he disables nvagp
<5> on mine, I have to specify 0xEA as the AGP drive in my bios
<5> it' defaults to automatic
<0> okay, got it working with the old card...chances of me having that SAME config work with the new NV card are what? slim to none?
<5> Steakk: is your video card sharing an IRQ?
<0> cappicard: not a clue
<1> Steak: force agp mode to 4x
<0> how can one tell that in linux?
<1> Steakk: then try it
<0> safemode: bios?
<1> Steakk: yes
<5> cat /proc/interrupts
<5> I usually force IRQs in my bios
<0> nvidia, and usb
<1> always have your video card with an irq
<1> performs better
<0> usb1, usb4 and nvidia are all on the same line
<5> yikes. I have USB1, usb2, emu10k1, and nvidia on IRQ10
<0> how do I know what IRC it is on? (the first number listed is 201)
<1> sharing irq's is fine these days
<0> on that line, that is
<1> that's IRQ201
<0> 201: 10280 IO-APIC-level uhci_hcd:usb1, uhci_hcd:usb4, nvidia
<5> 201? that's odd. you should enable video to use an irq
<5> or that's a side affect of HT
<0> if I have no use for this card, ima be pissed
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