#Gpodder in cron job windows
I decided to hope that my suspicions were wrong against all odds and rebooted into Windows 7, only to be stuck after the splash screen, where it became apparent to me that it was finally dead.įor the longest time I have wanted to take advantage of the RSS/Atom feeds of my favorite podcasts/videocasts but always found the aggregators either took lacking in featuresets because they were really meant to grab news headers, or contain a too complicated and uncustomizable configuration. I'm pretty sure that Linux watched my card die and didn't even crash the X server, it just kept going without me noticing.
Jun 27 23:29:09 eggsbenedict kernel: NVRM: GPU at 0000:02:00.0 has fallen off the bus.Īnd that's when I realized I hadn't actually used the other card in well over a week (I had been doing work with both monitors, instead). Well that's when I saw this dreadful message that was grepped out of /var/log/messages and gzipped to be sent to nvidia: So I decided to run the nvidia-bug-report.sh utility they ship with their drivers. Thinking this is strange, I googled around a bit and found nothing relevant to the problem. I scoured dmesg and Xorg.0.log to find some cryptic NVRM error codes.
#Gpodder in cron job drivers
I could have sworn I had been running in SLI on the version 302.xx drivers (the module loaded in the new defunct config). However, as I soon discovered, this did not fix things. Well I did have a few updates in the pipeline that needed a few recompilations, one of them being an updated udev (xorg needed to be rebuilt). Being the tinkerer that I am, I decided to to see what updates I've run recently, assuming that I of course broke it.
It still responded to some basic cursor movements but no new windows would draw. I stopped my current Xmonad instance and ran my startx-sli script (thank you Nvidia, for making TwinView still hate SLI in Linux nearly a decade after you introduced the feature), only to find my X server hard crash. Today I decided I was going to hop onto a game for a bit, or at least I thought.
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