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Testing major GEM memory leak
Recently in Lucid, a major memory leak was introduced into the X.org server which causes the computer to get slower and slower over time. This is reported as bug 565981.
One possible solution is to roll back the GLX 1.4 enablement patches, and the patch which caused the memory leak to appear.
Installing the test packages
Please do the following to upgrade to the proposed X server with the fix:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
After that, reboot and log in.
Testing
Please work with your system normally for a few hours (at which point the current lucid X.org server should feel really sluggish), as well as check functionaly and performance of:
- Video playback (fullscreen and windowed)
- Games (extremetuxracer, sauerbraten, etc.)
- compiz (quickly change desktops and move windos around)
- Flash movies
- etc.
Please verify that glxinfo | grep "GLX version" says "1.2", not "1.4".
Feedback
Your name |
Desktop |
Chipset |
Driver (fglrx vs. ati, etc.) |
Bug fixed? |
Any regressions? |
Comments |
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Martin Pitt |
GNOME/UNE |
GMA945 |
intel |
(testing) |
No |
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Didier Roche |
GNOME/UNE |
GMA945 (on both netbooks) |
intel |
Yes |
Not yet (after one workday) |
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Ken VanDine |
GNOME |
GM45 |
intel |
(testing) |
No |
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Ken VanDine |
UNE |
945GME |
intel |
(testing) |
(testing) |
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Sebastien Bacher |
GNOME |
intel 965 |
intel |
(testing) |
testing |
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C de-Avillez |
GNOME |
amd64 |
ati |
(testing) |
testing |
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GNOME |
82G33 |
intel |
(testing) |
(testing) |
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X/Troubleshooting/HighMemory (last edited 2012-04-14 02:29:48 by static-50-53-79-63)