I've got slightly improved performance from updating to a later kernel and a later version of X11 using the default acceleration method. However, UXA still causes hangs even with this later version.
Note that when I tried to run kernel version 2.6.31 this caused my machine to show nothing but a black screen. Also don't try running xorg-edgers unless you really like to experiment with new X builds. This caused me 24 hours of pain.
I've got slightly improved performance from updating to a later kernel and a later version of X11 using the default acceleration method. However, UXA still causes hangs even with this later version.
I'm currently running with the following...
$ apt-show-versions xserver-xorg
xserver-xorg/jaunty uptodate 1:7.4~5ubuntu18
$ uname -a 020630- generic #020630 SMP Wed Jun 10 09:45:40 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
Linux cefn-mint-vaio 2.6.30-
...which I installed by modifying my /etc/apt/ sources. list to add this repository...
# Added to update to newer Xorg intel drivers ppa.launchpad. net/ubuntu- x-swat/ x-updates/ ubuntu/ jaunty main
deb http://
...and by downloading .deb packages for the newer kernel directly from http:// kernel. ubuntu. com/~kernel- ppa/mainline/ and installing them with...
dpkg -i linux-headers- 2.6.30- 020630_ 2.6.30- 020630_ all.deb linux-headers- 2.6.30- 020630- generic_ 2.6.30- 020630_ i386.deb linux-image- 2.6.30- 020630- generic_ 2.6.30- 020630_ i386.deb
Note that when I tried to run kernel version 2.6.31 this caused my machine to show nothing but a black screen. Also don't try running xorg-edgers unless you really like to experiment with new X builds. This caused me 24 hours of pain.