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Segmentation fault: nvidia-settings, Ubuntu Intrepid
In Intrepid, the nvidia-settings application throws a segmentation fault when trying to write changes to the X config file in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
A workaround I found on the net was to rename or remove the xorg.conf file. I’m not certain why this is happening, but there’s an existing bug report on it.
/cs
UPDATE: A fix was released for the bug.
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