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[José Tomás Atria <jtatria@xxxxxxxxx>]

ok, maybe i am not understanding it allright, but it tried disabling
powerplay in amdcccle, and didn't see any change in memory use.

I was expecting to see a drop in memory use after disabling powerplay,
like the one observed when opening and closing paraview. maybe it
wasn't this you were refering to?

On Sat, Nov 14, 2009 at 10:39 AM, Vancouverite <sethgilchrist@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> @ Prabhakar Nagral, did this work for you?
>
> @ José Tomás Atria
>
> I can confirm that switching off fglrx power saving takes care of the
> problem for me.  Further I have found that it only affects me if I boot
> with power saving enabled.  If I boot with power saving off, then turn
> it on from Catalyst I don't have the leak.
>
> If I neglect to switch it off before turning the computer off, then the
> next time I boot up the memory leak will be present.  This can be
> alleviated at that time by turning power saving off.
>
> One issue is that I now have:
>
> [fglrx:fireglAsyncioIntEnableMsgHandler] *ERROR* interrupt source
> ff000066 is not supported on this hardware (return code = 1)
>
> showing up in my syslog when I boot, and on moving the mouse after
> issuing the command "sleep 1 && xset dpms force off"  via terminal.
>
> Van
>
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> [M76] [ubuntu 9.04] slow unminimizing with ati card and desktop effects enabled
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/351186
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[M76] [ubuntu 9.04] slow unminimizing with ati card and desktop effects enabled
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