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TeamFortress hangs on startup (blackscreen) #2249
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It's likely this is a video driver issue, you might check on different Intel drivers. |
@folone: What version of Mesa are you using? It should be shown in Steam under System information. "Team Fortress 2 Beta" is listed in the linked gist. Are you using the 'Beta' game? I believe it is out of date compared to the regular TF2 client. |
I am running into the same issue on Fedora 18 using Nouveau on a 9600GT card. When starting the game, all I get is a black screen. It seems to be stuck in a loop using 100% CPU. pstack shows this stack trace for the active thread: #0 0xf4555251 in _mesa_ClientWaitSync () from /usr/lib/dri/nouveau_dri.so |
@robhancock: Are you using the same basic config that @folone mentioned? (xmonad, for instance) @robhancock, @folone: can you post the results of Steam=>Help=>System information? |
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@folone, @gdrewb-valve: I tested Ubuntu 12.10 with the xmonad window manager on a system with the binary nvidia graphics, and TF2 behaved similarly to @folone's original issue. TF2 started to launch, played part of the early music briefly, but it is cut off. I did not see any graphics displayed before the game appeared to hang. I expect this is an incompatibility with the game and the xmonad window manager. Based on this, I am going to untag 'Intel drivers' for this issue. @folone: Perhaps you might consider trying another window manager when you want to run TF2? |
@folone: I found this discussion page about xmonad and TF2 which has a possible work-around: |
I am not using xmonad, just the standard Fedora 18 setup with GNOME Shell: Processor Information: Network Information: Operating System Version: Video Card:
Sound card: Memory: Miscellaneous: Installed software: Recent Failure Reports: |
@robhancock: I think you might have a separate issue from folone relating to the nouveau Mesa driver for your nvidia card. Maybe you can try the nvidia binary driver as a test? |
I have a similar problem, the game keeps running (i can hear it) but the graphics don't display. My Steam Report: Processor Information: Network Information: Operating System Version: Video Card: Driver Version: 2.1 Mesa 9.0.3 Memory: Miscellaneous: Any ideas? |
@DillPo313: You probably want to look at ValveSoftware/Source-1-Games#19 for a possible solution for older hardware by using our latest (unstable) driver. Mesa 9.1.3 is expected to be released next week and should contain the relevant fixes if you prefer to wait for more stable drivers. |
@jijusten I'm installing mesa 9.2.1, I'll post results. |
Closing as general video driver quality from 2013 is no longer relevant. If anyone is still experiencing this issue, please open a new issue report in the Source-1-Games issue tracker. |
It starts, plays some kind of a sound for maybe a second, and then hangs. Here's the output of the client: https://gist.github.com/folone/b0f6d4a6057b58cd73e7. I've skimmed through the closed and open issues, but did not notice any similar tickets.
My config is:
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