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4ndr3w
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Any news on this problem? Is the FF in SD materials fixed?
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No fix yet, neighter for cabac patch on intrepid.
Our best hope is vdpau now, or if the devs can figure out the problem with cabac patch.
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Well, not everyone has VDPAU hardware, so I would say NO, VDPAU is not the solution.
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2009-02-19, 10:04
(This post was last modified: 2009-02-19, 10:07 by 4ndr3w.)
i've got this problem on my AMD 5600x2 and i have been using the patch. But after reading this thread i can't figure out what the problem is?
Why does certain people have this problem and some not?
Is it a motherboard, cpu, gpu problem?
My question is, can i change something in my hardware to get this problem go away.
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4ndr3w
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Do you think there would be a problem for me to use Hardy instead of Intrepid?
My hardware:
MB: MSI K9N Neo (Nvidia Nforce 550, AM2)
CPU: AMD 5600x2
GPU: Nvidia 7600GT
M$ remote
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The only thing am not certain is the motherboard.
I am not familiar with it. Anyway i think the only problem you could have is having supend to ram not work properly (sound, network card, remote etc problems)
If you have a minimal install with hardy or an xbmc live wou could have a fast booting system and that way you don't have to worry about suspend.
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It's not the kernel. 2.6.23 exhibits the same behavior as 2.6.27 on Gentoo. Hardy was using 2.6.24, and Intrepid 2.6.27 last I tried them.
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No, that means it's a system library NOT the kernel. It's very unlikely that something was removed/added for just one kernel version then reverted.