Laptop with 2 videocards: with proprietary nvidia driver nvidia videocard works fine, intel videocard crashes

Bug #570083 reported by Ricard
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Bug Description

1)
Description: Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
Release: 10.04

2)
no specific package

3)
My computer has 2 videocards: NVIDIA GeForce 7600 and Intel 945GM.

There's no problem with the standard drivers: it works with both videocards almost fine.

4)
But when I install proprietary drivers I can boot with NVIDIA card with no problem but when I boot with the Intel videocard it says it doesn't find the video configuration. When I uninstall the NVIDIA proprietary drivers everything's fine again.

I could live without the proprietary drivers, but when playing games the computer works better with them.

This is my laptop (sorry I couldn't find the official sony page.)
Sony vaio SZ1 m/b
http://www.itreviews.co.uk/hardware/h957.htm

Thank you so much for your support

Tags: lucid
Ricard (richiwichi)
summary: Laptop with 2 videocards: with propietary nvidia driver nvidia videocard
- works fine, intelvideocard crashes
+ works fine, intel videocard crashes
Ricard (richiwichi)
summary: - Laptop with 2 videocards: with propietary nvidia driver nvidia videocard
- works fine, intel videocard crashes
+ Laptop with 2 videocards: with proprietary nvidia driver nvidia
+ videocard works fine, intel videocard crashes
Philip Muškovac (yofel)
tags: added: lucid
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David Tombs (dgtombs) wrote :

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