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[Robert Hooker <sarvatt@xxxxxxxxx>]

He asked you to remove it and then install it through jockey (system -
preferences - hardware drivers) because thats what sets up the glx and
gl right and your system got into a funky state. After you do that, then
you can deactivate the drivers (from jockey again, not apt-get or
synaptic!) and the open ones should work right. You dont need that
xorg.conf for the open drivers.

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glxinfo crashed with SIGSEGV in XF86DRIQueryExtension()
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