[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-12-02 Thread Peter Leonard
This continues under the most recent kernel for Ibex - I'm running
2.6.27-10-generic, fully up to date with all packages in main, universe,
restricted and multiverse.  And it's absolutely maddening.

Can someone responsible for tracking these issues at least tag this bug
with some kind of status/assign it to someone/do something??  It seems
like we're shouting into a vacuum here.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-12-02 Thread Peter Leonard
marking it specifically as a libxinerama issue.

** Changed in: libxinerama (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: xorg = libxinerama

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-28 Thread Mal
I've been experiencing this bug ever since I upgraded to Ubuntu 8.10
from 8.04.

It seems to mostly be triggered by running 3D games after the game
quits, but has randomly happened a couple of times too.

I can get it to trigger in under a minute or so of starting/stopping a
game or other 3D app.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-27 Thread chimaster
Me too.

CTRL-ALT-BKSPACE is the only way for me to get my gui back.  Multiple
driver versions.  currently 177.83 from Nvidia, not happening as often,
but still happening.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-26 Thread xianthax
further testing on my setup shows that the bug triggerability is
dependent on graphics load, since nvidia xrender performance
ispoormultiple firefox sessions, vmware screens, terminal server
screens, all seem to do the trick.  Moving the mouse quickly across the
gpu boundary with no load will not trigger the bug, but any combination
of xrender apps and/or 3d apps running will allow me to trigger the bug
very reliably.  Interestingly enough, coming back from a long idle can
cause it as well, which i could assume, is also a manifestation of the
load issue as well as the video cards are waking up at this point.

cheers,

x

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-25 Thread xianthax
confirmed and killing my productivity...

this may be helpful in tracking it down.

system specs:

Ubuntu 8.10
Intel Q6600 @ 3.2Ghz
Asus P5E WS Pro Mainboard
8GB ram
2 x Nvidia 8600GTS (177.80 drivers)

Screen setup: 3 screens, each a separate x session all merged with
xinerama, arranged from left to right as: GPU0(screen0), GPU1(Screen0),
GPU1(screen1).  All normal orientation and all 1680 x 1050 screens.

Always appears to happen when the mouse is moving across the GPU
boundary.  And here is the interesting bit that may help solve this.  I
often run 1 application on each screen but not maximized to the screen,
there is a one inch gap or so around the edges of each application
window on each screen.  The apps that are on GPU1S0 (middle) and
GPU1S1(right) have custom cursor icons, when the mouse bugs out, if i
move the mouse to GPU0S0 (left) and put it in the area where the windows
are on the other screens, the cursor icon changes and moving it around
more subtly i can get the various cursor from the apps that are running
on the other 2 screens (2 instances of the same app so i can't tell
which screen X thinks the mouse is really on).  Clicking anywhere has no
effect, despite attempts to click on the left screen to create action on
one of the others.

Testing:  To test this hypothesis i setup 3 instances of xev, one on
each screen roughly the same size and in the same place.  I trigger the
bug (waving mouse back and forth quickly across the gpu boundary seems
to be 100% effective at causing this in a short amount of time, thus i
recommend everyone avoid doing this when you don't want to reboot X).

results: movement on GPU0S0 (left) in the area of the xev window on
GPU1S0 (center) triggers events on the xev on GPU1S0 (center),
indicating that X thinks the mouse is one screen to the right of where
it is displayed, presses and releases are also recorded although they
have no effect on running applications (probably because the coordinates
sent to the app are out of bounds).  Mouse movement / events anywhere on
GPU1S0 or GPU1S1 cause no xev events on any screen indicating its not
simply an off by 1 screen issue.

this and everything else we've seen indicates to me this is a problem in
handing off cursor control from 1 gpu to the the other gpu.

I'm out of time tonight but i will try disabling hardware acceleration
of the cursor to see if it has any effect on this.  I could also
rearrange my screens to further test the GPU boundary theory.

cheers,

x

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-25 Thread JPHein
I also have this problem.
Ubuntu 8.10 64-bit (updated today)
Nividia 177 
Xinerama w/ 4 Screens

Reproduce bug:
1. Open Firefox (with a bunch of Restored tabs including one with flash content)
2. Move Firefox window to different monitor.
3. Right click on the Firefox entry in the Window List and select Move
4. Left click anywhere. (The mouse clicks stop working)

The keyboard still works fine and the mouse cursor still moves around.
One time I opened a terminal with keyboard shortcuts and ran sudo 
/etc/init.d/hal restart and it fixed the problem.  The next time I tried that 
it didn't work.
 
Nelson: I tried to reproduce the bug using your steps, but It did not manifest 
itself for me.

I attached the Xorg.0.log from the buggy session.
I did add  Option   AutoAddDevicesfalse to my xorg.conf 
ServerFlags area, but it didn't seem to help.

** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19925854/Xorg.0.log

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-25 Thread Matt Cockayne
Same problem here for me

I get the problem mainly following a long period of inactivity.

 Has anyone heard of a fix for this other than going to twinview.

Also I am able to duplicate this bug instantly by using VirtualBox. My
mouse is fine until I focus on the VM. the moment i try and change focus
back I lose my mouse. Not sure if thats relevant in any way to this bug
or if its an issue with VirtualBox, or even just an issue with my setup.

Setup
 Intrepid
 AMD 64 3500+
 Nvidia 6200 (PCIE)  Nvidia  6150 (int) Cards
 177 driver
 Xinerama 

How much pressure do we need to exert to get the Importance uprated. its
not impossible for me to work with it but its really a pain to resolve
when it occurs. I think it definitely deserves to be higher than
Undecided



** Attachment added: xorg.conf
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19934135/xorg.conf

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-25 Thread Peter Leonard
Seconded on the importance issue.  The only way to resolve the problem
that I've found so far is to CTRL-ALT-DEL and kill my entire session.
Because not all my apps have decent keyboard shortcuts, they can't all
be quit cleanly, resulting in lost work.

Regardless of lost work, it's a major waste of time  effort to restart
X just to get back to where you are.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-24 Thread Randy Wilson
Another me too. For me, at most it happens once a day. Nvidia and Xinerama. 
I've switched to twinview as Hops mentioned above (sudo nvidia-settings = 
display configuration = configuration = configure = change from xinerama to 
twinview)
It seems to work the same as Xinerama except that compiz now works and it does 
seem snappier.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-24 Thread Travis Hegner
Just to make sure everyone is clear. The Twinview option is only viable
to those with 2 or less monitors. Twinview does not functionally support
3 or more monitors, so this is still an issue for anyone that is
required to use xinerama for this reason.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-24 Thread Robstarusa
I have this problem with 2 NVS 285 cards  4 monitors + xinerama.  I
have to ctl-alt-backspace to fix it -- about 5-7 times per day.  It is
REALLY annoying.

Also, to make this ALWAYS happen, start Applications - Internet -
terminal server client and leave your focus on the computer field.

Changing your focus to password or username field prevents the
problem from happening in this instance.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-24 Thread Robstarusa
Whoops, to clarify my previous post...to always make this happen,

Go to Applications - Internet - terminal server client.  Click the
right arrow next to Computer select the computer and press ENTER.

You will/should see a ghost menu while your rdp session opens behind it.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-24 Thread Nelson
After having run into this problem twice within 15 minutes I noticed
exactly what I was doing when it happened, and tried repeating it.  In
both cases, I was moving out of a firefox window on my Screen0 to a
window on Screen1.

After a little experimentation, now I can pretty much cause the mouse to
quite working withing 30 seconds of trying.  Open up two firefox windows
and put one each screen, leaving a small gap of background between the
firefox window and the edge of the screen.  Now flick your mouse between
both firefox windows (I have focus following the mouse).  For me, within
20 flicks the mouse stops working and starts misbehaving.

I've also gotten it to start misbehaving with two emacs windows, but
firefox seems the best choice for reproducing it quickly for me.
Someone else should give the above method a try and confirm it
reproduces the problem in a short time.  Having a quick way of
reproducing the problem might help this bug along.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-21 Thread Hops
I have this problem as well using nvidia 177 + xinerama.  I'm trying out
the twinview fix (kdesudo nvidia-settings = display configuration =
configuration = configure = change from xinerama to twinview) with no
problems so far.  Using twinview, performance is much better and kde4
transparency + desktop effects are now enabled.  Thanks for the
suggestion!

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-21 Thread Peter Leonard
Throwing another me too.

x86_64, Ibex, Xinerama (2 screens, 2 Nvidia NVS 290 cards), using the
177.80 nvidia drivers.

This bug has basically chased me off my desktop and back to my laptop.
This thing needs attention, and quick.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-21 Thread Peter Leonard
A quick observation:

After the session has been running for a little while, dragging a window
from one screen to the other seems to be a precursor to things failing
shortly afterwards.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-20 Thread Nelson
I have the same issue.  The main difference is that I'm using a Matrox
G550 with xinerama instead of nvidia as everyone else here seems to be
using.  I've been running into the problem on average about once a day.
Restarting X fixes the problem.  I had been running Hardy for 6 months
with no problem on the exact same setup.

After reading this ticket yesterday, I opened an xev on each of my two
heads.  After loosing the ability to click and change focus I
experimented with those two xev windows.  It seems that when I move the
mouse around the screen0, the xev on screen1 starts showing events.
Before the problem, moving the mouse in the xev window produced
coordinates around 2080,600.  After the mouse problem started,  hovering
on the xev window didn't produce events, but moving around screen 0 at
location 800,600 did produce events and the events had the coordinates
800,600.  In other words the events seemed to be coming from a location
exactly one screen width ( in my case 1280 ) away from where they were
supposed to be.

Also, I noticed that the cursor changed from the usual pointer to the
text entry cursor on screen0 corresponding to the placement of windows
on screen1, again exactly one screen away.

Just for full disclosure, the xorg mga driver in intrepid is broken and
needs a patch to get xinerama working in the first place.  See bug
292214 for details. But after finding this ticket, I think my mga issues
are independent of this mouse issue.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-19 Thread MetraDynamix
I have the same issue as described and I feel that this bug in terms of 
Importance should move to high Importance.
This renders Ubuntu 8.10 in terms of Productivity to Null.

I have Dual Video Cards; Geforce 8500 - with the Restricted Nvidia Drivers 177 
Installed.
I have configured my 3 LG 23 LCD Monitors with Twin View / Xinerama

- Heavy user of Gnome-RDP since Terminal Server Client does not seem to have 
Clipboard Support
- In essence it seems that this bug will happen when RDP Sessions or VNC 
Sessions are opened for a long period of time.

I experience this problem approximately 2-3 Times a day, and sometimes
more. All keyboard functions still seem to function. Login off my
Session with CTR-ALT-DEL and using the keyboard arrow keys to log-off
then login back in will allow my mouse to have click functionalities
again.

When this bug comes to life, I am able to see my mouse cursor moving,
but cannot click on anything. All keyboard keys such as combinations of
ALT-Tab and etc... functions.

I have a Logitech Laser Mouse MX Something.

Re-Installed Intrepid as well, fresh Installation with all updates.
Ubuntu 8.10 / x_64

Hardware:

- Quad Core Intel Q6600
- 8GB of Memory
- 3x LG Monitors 23 
- 2x Nvidia Geforce 8500 PCI Express Video Cards

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-19 Thread Travis Hegner
MetraDynamix,

Try adding this section to your xorg.conf:

Section ServerFlags
Option AutoAddDevices false
EndSection

This did not completely eliminate the bug, but it reduced it's frequency
by at least half or better. It also fixed some strange keyboard issues I
was experiencing with vmware workstation.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-17 Thread Travis Hegner
I have also noticed that using either rdesktop, or vmware workstation
seems to trigger it. I also installed the frets on fire game, and simply
opening that application and closing it again triggers the bug ever
single time. I don't notice the same cursor changing anomaly that
described before when triggering the bug that way, but every other
symptom is the same.

I also adjusted the screen res for frets on fire to match the screen res
of the os, and the bug still triggers. I have not tried windowed mode
yet.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-17 Thread Pascal R
As a followup, switching to a TwinView setup only works if Xinerama
stays off completely - If I turn on TwinView on each of the two cards
and turn in Xinerama the problem will still appear.

If I leave Xinerama off - and so end up with two X screens each of which
is spread over two monitors, the mouse will work, it's just not terribly
functional the there are two task bars, each of which is spread over two
screens and windows can't move between the two screens.

On the upside, it's way faster. And by way faster, I mean I that Firefox
in Linux on par with it's Windows version (same machine booted into XP)
whereas before something like Google Maps was a exercise in frustration
and pain. I'd anticipated that Xinerama was slowing down performance but
I had no idea how much...

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-17 Thread Travis Hegner
I've struggled with twinview as well before upgrading to 3 monitors. It
will do it's own xinerama type implementation, but I've noticed that the
nvidia-settings does not turn off xinerama in the xorg.conf if it has
already been set. This is usually only a problem if you merge settings
when saving your xorg.conf.

Double check your xorg.conf and make sure you don't still have xinerama
enabled, then reboot. That may prevent the task bar from spanning across
two monitors.

on a side note, I read that 8.10 was supposed to be implementing some
new Xrandr features, that were supposed to allow those of us with
multiple displays to can xinerama, but I have yet to figure out how to
make that work, or if it's possible with the proprietary nvidia drivers.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-16 Thread Zach
OK, so my computer has just fallen victim to this as we speak... now
what should I capture and post here?

Remember that I don't have use of a mouse, so explicit instructions(as
I'm new to this) are appreciated...

And oh ya, the sooner the better so I can go ahead and restart ;)

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-16 Thread Zach
Wish I could edit comments... but I've been noticing that I get this
problem a lot whenever I'm using VLC... maybe this has something to do
with it?  Don't know if this is the reason, but it definitely triggers
it some of the time.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-16 Thread Zach
Well too late for me, after 30 minutes whole computer locked up.  Caps
Lock and Scroll Lock blinking.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-14 Thread Bryce Harrington
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
   Status: New = Confirmed

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-14 Thread Travis Hegner
I am also suffering from the same bug.

[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ uname -a
Linux it-thegner 2.6.27-7-generic #1 SMP Tue Nov 4 19:33:06 UTC 2008 x86_64 
GNU/Linux

Ubuntu 8.10 amd64
3.0 Ghz quad core
8 Gb RAM

I am running three monitors on two nvidia cards (8800 GT / 8600 GT),
with xinerama.

I found on a post somewhere to try (sorry no link handy):

Section ServerFlags
Option AutoAddDevices false
EndSection

This has significantly reduced the number of times that it happens, but
it still happens 1-3 times per day.

As with everyone else, the only fix is a full reboot, or an X restart
(ctrl-alt-backspace).

Another oddity that I've noticed with this bug, I am still able to alt-
tab between apps, and ctrl-alt-arrow, to switch workspaces, but the
little notification window that pops up with those actions is seems to
be 'stuck' on one monitor, where normally it is on whichever monitor the
cursor is on.

As someone else mentioned above with the mouse events on the wrong
monitor: I have noticed that the cursor will still change (i.e. to the
text beam), but not where it's supposed to, if i have gedit running on
my center monitor, the cursor will change on the right monitor in the
area that would be the text area if gedit were running on the right
monitor. Likewise for a nautilus window on the left monitor, the cursor
will change to a text beam on the center monitor in what would be the
path space of the nautilus folder. Sorry for the mouth-full on that one,
I hope you followed it OK.

I have also disabled my screen saver because others out there have
attributed similar problems to gnome-screensaver, but I haven't seen any
difference since then.

I'm not sure what else I should provide. If I can be of any help with
information of symptoms, let me know.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-14 Thread rooijan
I just want to confirm that for me going back to Twinview worked.  Mouse
is fine for more than a day.  Working with the bug was not acceptable.

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-13 Thread Pascal R
Ibex + Xinerama seems to be common to everyone affected. I updated the
name of the bug to reflect that. Maybe this will trigger someone to take
a look..

** Summary changed:

- X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks after Ibex Upgrade
+ X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with 
Xinerama

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[Bug 296167] Re: X.org will intermittently stop responding to mouse clicks on Ibex with Xinerama

2008-11-13 Thread Pascal R
Ibex + Xinerama seems to be common to everyone affected. I updated the
name of the bug to reflect that. Maybe this will trigger someone to take
a look..

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