On Sat, 2006-01-14 at 13:05 +0000, Mark Brown wrote:
>
> When running GNOME the desktop window becomes corrupted, carrying images
> of the contents of other windows, mostly those to the top left of the
> screen. This mostly seems to happen when a window is moved: the desktop
> beneath it is redrawn with these ghost images (though while dragging
> windows about the desktop does seem to be mostly displayed correctly).
> Other windows are not affected.
>
> When the mouse cursor is near the right edge of the display I also see
> the vertical height of the cursor become a quater of what it should be,
> a corrupted pattern displayed below it. A corrupted image of the cursor
> and corrupted patter appear on the left hand side of the screen, the
> extent of this depending on how near the right hand side the cursor is.
>
> Many of the symptoms are similar to those reported in #345885. However,
> the workaround given there does not work for me and there are some
> differences in the symptoms. I don't notice any of the performance
> impact reported there.
Does any of the following have any impact on any of the symptoms?
* Option "ColorTiling" "off"
* Option "RenderAccel" "off"
* Option "MonitorLayout" "TMDS,NONE"
* Option "UseFBDev" (will only have an effect if radeonfb is
active in the kernel)
* Disabling the DRI, i.e. not loading the "dri" module
* Running at depth 16 instead of 24
Otherwise, did everything work fine with xserver-xorg 6.8.x? If so, can
you please also provide a log file from that.
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