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I've been trying to get this resolved for the last two days now; I've done a complete/clean reinstall of 11.10; I've tried reinstalling and uninstalling the nvidia drivers multiple ways (ie, using jockey, downloading from nvidia website, etc) but nothing has worked.



I get horrible performance from the 173 drivers (slow gnome-shell operation/animations, slow web browsing, file browsing, etc).
When I "Activate" the nvidia-current drivers in jockey then reboot, I get great performance and everything runs smoothly, but the system goes into complete lockup after about a minute of use. everything on the display freezes/stops responding including the mouse and keyboard.



I have a bit of terminal knowledge, so feel free to throw some code, etc, at me or tell me to retrieve/post log file outputs....



My system is a Gateway P-6860FX with a 1.8GHz Dore2Duo, 4 gigs of DDR2 RAM and a nvidia 8800M GTS (512mb version). The problem has been present both times I installed 11.10 on this machine.



I have gotten 11.10 with gnome-shell running perfectly on my desktop which has a 3.3 GHz Core2Duo, 4 gigs of RAM, and a nvidia GTX 460.


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I cannot comment, but this is just a comment:



I had similar problems with nVidia Corporation G98M [Quadro NVS 160M]:
100% CPU when logging in, etc



Everything was fine when I was using an upgraded 10.04 LTS. First I thought this was a problem due to upgrade but a fresh install did not help.



Now I worked around via blacklisting nouveau and intel_agp. Then stopping (light)gdm and installing nvidia drivers from the website directly (yes, I also installed normal gnome desktop).



Now its a bit ugly because I need to start ubuntu everytime via 'startx' from command line after stopping gdm again, but its not that bad as hibernate works :)



Not sure how I can make it working directly after logging in via gdm.



Update: This issue seems to be solved via



depmod -a && update-initramfs -u

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