Commen=
t # 36
on bug 82201<=
/a>
from Christian K=C3=B6nig
(In reply to Kai from =
comment #35)
> (In reply to Christian K=C3=B6nig from comment #34)
> > (In reply to Kai from com=
ment #33)
> > > And I have non-reclocking GPU again.
> > > Is there any data I can provide, that would help you trackin=
g down, what
> > > Windows is setting, that is preventing proper initialisation=
of the card for
> > > Linux?
> >=20
> > Well that could actually be perfectly normal behavior. For some h=
ardware
> > blocks you can upload the firmware only once after a bootup.
> >=20
> > So what could happen is that the windows driver loads one version=
and the
> > linux driver needs a different one. The same problems applies the=
other way
> > around as well.
>=20
> I think I need to rephrase the description: the system was powered off=
for
> ten to twelve hours after I had Windows running, and then on the next =
boot
> (into Linux), I didn't get a reclocking GPU. I didn't reboot the PC di=
rectly
> into Linux. (Though I didn't disconnect power, so some parts of the
> motherboard might stay powered.)
Ah! Ok that's something different. As long as the system was completely off
(defined by no power to the GPU) there shouldn't be any influence from the
previously booted os.