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Hi,
Sorry to make you continually refer to the same place. I thought I understood...
Well I thought you start to ask question so we can improve the page. Its mostly mine braindump. It must be improved but this is better then nothing.
In none of the three cases can I find the IRQ listed in /proc/interrupts. I would have expected to see it there.
It means that the driver is not using any interrupts Maybe you need to load the "nvidia" proprietary module.
I don't really care that it's not using the interrupt. I was just thinking that might be the problem since the factory BIOS uses IRQ 5 and Coreboot uses 18. If interrupts aren't the problem, I wonder what's causing it to fail.
You see some strange graphical artifacts? Maybe disable 2D/3D accel. I guess perhaps some PCI regions are incorrectly routed.
Rudolf