Your patch is now included in upstream:
https://github.com/openscenegraph/osg/commit/522de43d4ad630e0aed9658ea4b88397a883f397
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Sorry for the late answer, I thought that the tracking system would
email me any response.
I have submitted your patch to upstream[1], and, in the meantime, I
will also include it in the next release for Debian, so it should be
ported to Ubuntu as well. I have also filled a bug for libcoin in
Hi Christopher, I am one of the guys packaging OSG in Debian. Thank you
for your patch.
Yes, it would be preferable to send the patch upstream; in fact I was
about to submit it there on your behalf. However, I tried to apply your
patch to the current upstreams SVN, and it does not apply
Sorry, I'm not using Ubuntu any more, so I can't test the package, but
you are correct, the patch was the one you pointed about exchanging ''
with '='.
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I don't know the revision number, but the commit took place on
2007-09-29. The bug report number is 12164.
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FYI, it is now solved on Mesa git.
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Sorry, I forgot to test 6.5.3 against Blender. It keeps crashing when
editing meshes, so Blender is still unusable even the graphic corruption
bug is gone.
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The new Mesa version found on Gutsy seems to work well. To use it, I had
to upgrade the following packages:
libc6_2.6.1~pre-0ubuntu1_i386.deb
libgl1-mesa-dri_7.0.0-0ubuntu2_i386.deb
libgl1-mesa-glx_7.0.0-0ubuntu2_i386.deb
libxdamage1_1.1.1-3_i386.deb
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I tested a little the 6.5.3 version. It crashes blender 2.43 and 2.41
when changing from edit mode to object mode. Reverting the mesa drivers
to 6.5.1, found on edgy, hasn't that problem and blender works
correctly.
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You
Thank you very much, Timo. I can also confirm that the problem goes away
in Blender and my custom applications (the video corruption is finally
gone!) after using Mesa 6.5.3, following your instructions. I had,
however, to remove in the last line of config/linux-dri the nouveau
word, as this
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-ati (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = xserver-xorg-video-ati
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Public bug reported:
I see display corruption when running 3D applications like Blender. It
seems the free ati/radeon driver has problems with applications that use
several viewports and can't clear the
Public bug reported:
I see display corruption when running 3D applications like Blender. It
seems the free ati/radeon driver has problems with applications that use
several viewports and can't clear the buffers correctly. I noticed this
behavior after upgrading to 7.04 from 6.10. I will post
This is a screenshot of Blender 2.43. Also happens with previous
versions of Blender (like 2.42), so I think is a problem of the driver.
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This is program of mine where it is shown that the buffer clearing of
the small view is not working. The bottom blue area is what is being
cleared instead. This program works fine on previous versions of Ubuntu
other Windows versions.
** Attachment added: Custom application screenshot
I forgot to add two warning messages that get written to console when
running Blender:
Ignoring Xlib error: error code 169 request code 145
Ignoring Xlib error: error code 169 request code 145
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I think the error is related to OpenGL's glViewport or glScissor calls,
because i get similar errors when running a program of mine which sets
two views of a 3D scene. This program worked perfectly on any
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Sorry, I forgot to say that the bug shown in the last image I sent was
that OpenGL is not clearing correctly the area of the smalll viewport,
but clearing the bottom zone of the window instead. Could be a bug
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Similar problem here with the radeon and/or ati free drivers. I see
drawing corruption when using blender on my ThinkPad R51 with an ATI
Mobility Radeon 7500 after upgrading from 6.10 to 7.04. Other OpenGL
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