Hi,
Sorry it took me so long to get to this, but I finally managed to download the
daily build and run it (in VirtualBox) on my machine. I tried with both Unity
and Gnome-Fallback (which is what I'm using on my real install) and the problem
had disappeared for both. Unless VB interfaces
Just in case a VirtualBox session in fact bypasses Trinity driver, I ran a live
session with the daily build and the problem was solved for that, too. The only
thing was that I'm not aware of any way to run gnome-fallback in a live
session...
David
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Hi,
I'll try to load the dev iso on to a usb device and run a live session on my
machine some time in the next few days.
Thanks,
David
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Update: installing fglrx seems to have solved the screen rendering issue
on both of my computers...but not the flicker.
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Title:
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In a very unhappy coincidence, I just installed Ubuntu 13.04 on a
completely different box running the Radeon HD 7480D video driver and
I'm getting the exact same problem.
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Public bug reported:
I'm running 13.10 with Gnome-Fallback and a Trinity Radeon HD 7540 and I'm
encountering flickering (among individual objects - not the whole display),
screen regions being randomly shaded (in at least Firefox and LibreOffice Calc)
and object drawing failures (the grid in a
On Mon, 2010-09-13 at 16:08 +, E. Rinehart wrote:
Also, since this trouble seems to be linked to Intel display drivers,
has anyone solved this problem by adding a cheap video card to their
system?
I've tried adding different video cards but I believe the problem is
with the on-board
@Tim
Thanks for the correction. However, I see that 855gm-fix-exp-dkms comes with a
bit of a threat of its own:
Stability may suffer with this version. If you experience frequent
crashes than please install the non-exp-version of this package.
And 855gm-fix-dkms isn't perfect either:
Known
I installed the Glasenhart patch on my Edubuntu thin client server - two
of the clients have i845 chips. There was no improvement in the client
experience: it still makes it to the login screen but crashes as soon as
the user completes the login process. I haven't had the guts to install
Brian
I first added ppa:glasen/intel-driver to my repositories and then installed
libdrm (actually it was called libdrm2 - marked for upgrade - in my synaptic)
and xserver-xorg-video-intel (also marked for upgrade). I assume that would
have got the job done.
Is there something I missed?
Thanks
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