You could try disabling hardware accelerated pointer drawing, as described here:
http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=21301.msg272151#msg272151
If that doesn't help, post your xorg.0.log, and I'll take a look at it.
Edit: Note that you need to post the xorg.0.log from after xorg crashes, not while it's running.
Topic: Cards detected in aticonfig, but no poclbm (Read 2037 times)
For all who didn't get the point at the first view:
Login into your desktop and you'll see your card
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Login into your desktop and you'll see your card
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Is it possible to run phoenix or any other miner without loading x11? I tried simply not loading the gui, but then my cards aren't detected. This is worse than I thought though, because even if I disconnect the mouse so I don't have to worry about it moving off the screen, it still crashes every few minutes
I reverted to my original xorg.conf file, but I still have the issue with the gui crashing when I move the mouse off the first screen
Hey all, I was having an issue with ubuntu where my mouse moving to the right of my screen caused x11 to crash. To fix, I edited my xorg.conf file and removed all monitors and screens after the 1st, leaving all the devices. When I rebooted, I could no longer mine on the 2nd and 3rd card.
I can do aticonfig --list-adapters, and all the adapters appear as expected. When I run poclbm.py, I see only my first gpu, and my cpu.
I tried to do an aticonfig --initial --adapter=all, and it completed successfully, but I have the same problem. I also tried reconfiguring, making, and installing pyopencl, to no avail.
Any ideas what else I can try?
I can do aticonfig --list-adapters, and all the adapters appear as expected. When I run poclbm.py, I see only my first gpu, and my cpu.
I tried to do an aticonfig --initial --adapter=all, and it completed successfully, but I have the same problem. I also tried reconfiguring, making, and installing pyopencl, to no avail.
Any ideas what else I can try?
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