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Hi Adam, you may be experiencing a different bug which in the Jaunty
kernel. Some information is available here:
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/linux/+bug/349314. That bug also
contains a kernel which should fix the issue. Unfortuantely it seems
that the patch was committed to jaunty, and then
I am experiencing this bug and can send any configuration files that
would help. My machine is a vanilla Eee PC 900A running eeebuntu.
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Unfortunately my TC1100 has failed and I have now downgraded to an Acer
Aspire One. It has other issues with external screens, but this is not
one of them. This means that I can't do any further testing, sorry.
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I'm seriously out of ideas. I've use nvidia based laptop and desktop and
I've tested both and none exhibit these errors. The final thing that I
can think of is trying to upgrade to the latest nvidia drivers on your
own system, or trying to use one of the Jaunty live-cds to test out the
latest Xorg
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Importance: Undecided = Medium
Target: None = 1.2.0
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I've got the same problem ... If i connect a second screen and use the
screen configurator tool, netbook-launcher use 100% CPU. Even a restart
or deleting and reinstalling netbook-launcher doesn't resolve the
problem. Last time i had to re-install Ubuntu. This time i don't know if
i'll do ...
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I'm running on Intrepid now, updated to today, and I get the screen
corruption if I start netbook-launcher on the external screen unless
there is *no* wallpaper set.
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Regardless of the wallpaper, and regardless of the vblank setting, I see
the same corruption on the external display if I start ume-launcher
while glxgears is running.
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I can't see anything obviously wrong with the code, so I'm going to try
and reproduce this again with a dual-head set-up.
What worries me is display corruption that your seeing which is
effecting the panel too (the panel is plain Gtk, so this doesn't seem to
be a gl-only bug).
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OK, it happens with all the wallpapers I have tried, whenever 'zoom' is
set using only the external screen, including the default Hardy Heron
background. You have to start ume-launcher, or change the screen
resolution, with the background already in place to see the effect -
just changing the
Nice catch :-).
Does this happen with all wallpaper or just certain pictures (I can't
reproduce it on my system)? If it's only some pictures, could you please
attach them to the bug so I can test it out.
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I don't have time to do that testing just now - but it definitely gives
the error with the default Hardy Heron background image. I wonder if it
is peculiar to this Nvidia driver.
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This is really odd, normally nvidia drivers are the benchmark for gl on
any display :-)
Can you please try running the launcher with `CLUTTER_VBLANK=none ume-
launcher` and see if you still get the same problem (try replacing the
exec line for ume-launcher in Preferences-Sessions-Startup Programs
If I just put that in the command line of Preferences-Sessions-Startup
Programs it doesn't start at all. However, I have already come across
that issue in connection with the glxgears frame rate, so I put it in a
script and start the script from Preferences-Sessions-Startup
Programs. The script
I just looked at the code changes in 0.6.6, and then did some
experimentation with the desktop background settings. Here is the
outcome, using 0.6.10:
Style: Fill screen, centered, or scaled: everything is fine.
Style: Zoom or tiled: desktop is corrupt.
I had been using 'zoom'.
This should
Hmm, this is really weird. I just read a diff of the changes between
0.6.5 and 0.6.8 and can't see where resize events wouldn't be honoured
:-/.
How does gnome-panel react? Can I see a screenshot of the issue please?
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Screenshot 1 attached: this is shortly after starting ume-launcher
0.6.8. The panel is messed up too.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18826930/Screenshot-1.png
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Screenshot-2 - this is about 5 seconds later. More info: There is a
terminal window left mostly corrupt and without a frame, and the centre
area is black. Some panel applets refresh correctly as the mouse moves
over. Ume-launcher is taking about 90% cpu. All application windows
refresh correctly
Third screenshot - another instance, with the terminal session running
top.
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A thought that arises from your comment, Neil - it most likely isn't an
on-the-fly resize event causing this. It happens when I log on using an
external screen, and the screen size is set to 1280x1024 when the nvidia
driver starts up for GDM.
However, I have just tested to see what happens when
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