Hi,
This is my first Debian bug report. I would appreciate knowing to which package the report should reference. The following is a list and the results of the steps I took. 1. The system upgraded the Debian11 5.10.0-36-amd64 by creating 5.10.0-37-amd64. 2. After rebooting, the login screen appeared on the monitor connected to the vga port (which is common). 3. When I tried to log into my user account, the screen went black for almost a second, a screen flashed what appeared to be the screen described below, and it went back to the log in window. 4. I logged in as root (Old School) successfully. 5. My user account's home directory was on a NAS. I changed passwd file to use the local disk as the home directory. 6. I then was successful in logging in as a user. 7. In preparation of installing the NVIDIA drivers, I located the X process. 8. After killing Xwayland, the screen was filled with a very small character which looked like a small copyright symbols. 9. Whenever I typed anything, it continued to appear as the copyright symbol. 10. I logged in and out. Some of the characters turned green and the rest were either dim or bright. When checking the log files I found the following: Warning: Unsupported maximum keycode 569, clipping. This was reported in 2011 and 2012. The other related messaged were also present. Trying to read, write, or create a file on the NAS was DENIED. The user number of the file matched the User's number. Thanks, Robert Sundelin
