On Tue, 2002-01-29 at 16:52, Felipe Massia Pereira wrote:
> The problem: During normal use, the mouse pointer is shifted about 40
> pixels to the right. My pointer does not reach the left extent of the
> screen and gets through the left extent, disappearing. When I click it is
> as if nothing was wrong: I can click the 0 pixel and the 1023 pixel. But
> the pointer is somehow shifted from the point it really clicks.
Hey!  I have this exact same problem.  I reported the problem earlier today.
 
> Is there a way to fix this? I tried to restart X server, restart gpm (text
> cursor not affected), but the pointer remains like this until next boot.
> It's extremely annoying having to boot every 5 minutes of working (that's
> an optimistic guess of the time it takes to get messed up).
I have the same problem too.  I need to reboot to get this to be fixed.
 
> I'm using XFree86-4.2.0, my chipset is a CyberBlade/i7.
I have _basically_ the same video card.  I have one of the Trident
CyberBlade models.  I am using XFree86-4.1.0.  My friend has an iMac,
has the same problem, and told me that he has a similar problem.  The
difference being that his problem is resolved when he restarts X.
 
> I had this problem already with Mandrake 8. Probably it was using server 
> 4.x. Then I moved to RedHat 7.2 and I was using server 3.xx. But a window
> move was too slow then I changed the server to 4.2.0 w/ RPMs from RawHide.
> Now window moves are good! But not the mouse (such a little thing! :).
I am using Red Hat 7.2.  This is the distro the problem is on.  So it's
not a distribution problem, it's an X problem.

> I'd like to hear/read from someone if there's a command to call and make
> the pointer shift left by n pixels, what command is this? Or it's a
> problem with the server? Or someone with the same problem?
This is probably a server problem.  I've demonstrated this to some
co-workers and they got a good giggle out of it.  I think the best thing
to do would be hunt down the problem in the server and fix it.  Shifting
the pixels _would_ fix the problem, but it would be a mere hack, not a
fix.

Please, if you have any fixes, please let me know what it is!  If you
have questions, go ahead and ask.

Kevin Breit

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