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    Re: REnouveau - Perform tests for open source NVidia drivers development

    Quote Originally Posted by ciaran.mooney View Post
    Hi,

    I tried running it and got

    Code:
    detect_devices: create_pcilist() failed.
    Device detection failed.
    Not sure if this means I've done something wrong or what.

    I am using the nVidia binary blob driver.....
    I've got another error message:
    detect_devices: Creating probe window failed.
    Device detection failed.
    No way to avoid it? Please Help us for helping Open Source...
    Last edited by SraM; March 9th, 2007 at 09:45 PM. Reason: Adding my error message

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    Re: REnouveau - Perform tests for open source NVidia drivers development

    My computer frozen a few time after I start renouveau...
    I'm on Edgy Eft, with the nvidia-glx package, from Canonical, and I have a GeForce GO 7600...
    By the way, it's not the first time it happened ( but I tried 3 times renouveau, it froze the 3 times ) : a few times, it occured when playing.

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    Re: REnouveau - Perform tests for open source NVidia drivers development

    Nouveau have a new renouveau script out, it automatically packs up the results.

    I installed the official Nvidia drivers on the Dapper Drake live cd using Envy envy_0.8.2-0ubuntu1_all.deb. Then I installed renouveau (it needed this: sudo apt-get install build-essential cvs mesa-common-dev libsdl1.2-dev libxvmc-dev nvidia-glx-dev )


    I have a Riva TNT2 that came with my computer but I can't find it now--maybe some posters reading this post can help in that case. It seems like they really need TNT2, NV1, 2 cards, among some others, for dumps- but I just did my Geforce Ti 4200.

    I used it on a multi-monitor system with Twinview however--does anyone think that affected the results negatively? And what's this about needing kernel, SLI, and Mmio traces (from the Nouveau Companion #16)? Is it easy to help out with?

    Refer to our status page http://users.tkk.fi/~jpakkane/ren/ for renouveau dumps. Only dumps for cards listed in red are currently needed. We would be interested in SLI dumps though (and please set the Topic line of your email to hint at the fact that this is an SLI dump). G80 owner willing to test patches would be very welcome too.

    Still MmioTrace dumps would be very welcome.
    Last edited by cowlip; March 30th, 2007 at 02:01 PM.

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    Re: REnouveau - Perform tests for open source NVidia drivers development

    I use the official drivers from NVIDIA's website. How do I build this if I can't install the nvidia-glx-dev package(since that installs nvidia-glx)?
    ~Megatog615

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    Exclamation Re: REnouveau - Perform tests for open source NVidia drivers development

    Nouveau needs ALL NEW DUMPS again, I just saw this on Digg:

    So if you've dumped your card already...do it again with the new script

    http://digg.com/linux_unix/Nouveau_O...mps_are_needed

    Nouveau : Open Source 3D needs you! 95.1% Of all Dumps are needed!

    Digg helped the Nouveau project get new dumps over a month ago. Now out of 245 nvidia cards, 112 cards are missing and 121 are old dumps. If you have an nvidia card and linux please help.
    Quote Originally Posted by diggapleaze
    ***The following applies to Ubuntu users who would like to contribute a dump and who have nvidia's proprietary driver installed and activated. You MUST turn off desktop effects(beryl or compiz) for the following***

    install the dependencies for REnouveau by issuing the following command in a terminal:

    sudo apt-get install build-essential cvs mesa-common-dev libsdl1.2-dev libxvmc-dev nvidia-glx-dev dialog

    Next, download this script http://www.ping.de/sites/koala/script/createdump.sh to your desktop by doing the following:

    cd Desktop && wget http://www.ping.de/sites/koala/script/createdump.sh

    Now make the script executable:

    chmod a+x http://www.ping.de/sites/koala/script/createdump.sh

    and now run the script:

    ./createdump.sh

    Wait for 5 minutes as the funky graphics test run their course. Do NOT touch anything, just leave the computer alone until it's done. When it is finished, check in the rentmp folder on your desktop for a file with a name similar to Nvidia_10de_0141.tar.bz2 (the name of your dump may vary, but it will end with a suffix of tar.bz2). Send this file to renouveau.dumps AT gmail DOT com . Do *not* send the dump if REnouveau crashed in any way. After a few days, check http://users.tkk.fi/~jpakkane/ren/ and look for your dump and your name.

    Congratulations, you've just contributed to the development of Free nvidia drivers!
    Megatog: I don't know how you would do that...hmm..anyone else? I guess people with the new 9xxx nVidia drivers that only support their newer cards would be messed up too because nvidia-glx-dev depends on nvidia-glx instead of that AND nvidia-glx-new...
    Last edited by jiminycricket; April 23rd, 2007 at 01:33 AM.

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    Re: REnouveau - Perform tests for open source NVidia drivers development

    How(where) were the files in nvidia-glx-dev acquired?
    ~Megatog615

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    Re: REnouveau - Perform tests for open source NVidia drivers development

    Megatron, it seems that the package nvidia-dev-new was added to Feisty repositories. You should be able to use renouveau, now.

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    Re: REnouveau - Perform tests for open source NVidia drivers development

    I use the official installer from the nvidia website...
    ~Megatog615

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    Re: REnouveau - Perform tests for open source NVidia drivers development

    Quote Originally Posted by jiminycricket View Post
    Nouveau needs ALL NEW DUMPS again, I just saw this on Digg:

    So if you've dumped your card already...do it again with the new script

    http://digg.com/linux_unix/Nouveau_O...mps_are_needed





    Megatog: I don't know how you would do that...hmm..anyone else? I guess people with the new 9xxx nVidia drivers that only support their newer cards would be messed up too because nvidia-glx-dev depends on nvidia-glx instead of that AND nvidia-glx-new...
    Thanks for the news on new dumps. The OP should be updated with these instructions.

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    Re: REnouveau - Perform tests for open source NVidia drivers development

    i would love to dump my core but i had to disable the nvidia driver cause it freezes my pc i haven't gotten a solution 4 it yet. i use an nvidia mx 400
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