*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 426582 ***
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 426582
(32MB) certain windows drawn garbled when XAA is used
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System Monitor display is corrupt after upgrade
If this is a duplicate of Bug #426582, when I looked at that report I
see that it shows Status: Fix Released, although I am completely up to
date and have not received any fix. Looking at that Bug report, I am
unable to determine what the fix is (was), and am left wondering if my
problem as reporte
I agree with sneakypete that is a duplicate of Bug #426582. And I also
agree with apinunt that this bug must be resolved or closed.
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Will this bug be resolved? Or is it to be considered a feature?
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Is this a duplicate of Bug #426582 ?
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I have a Dell C510 with ATI mobility M6 LY graphics 16 MB video ram. I
have the same corruption problem. Setting to EXA resolves the
corruption, but the system becomes so slow to refresh windows, that I
went back to the stock XAA acceleration. I would prefer to see a fix in
the radeon drivers.
Will this problem get some attention? I attempted to apply what is said
to be a work around, but was unable to create something that made any
improvement or change.
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After upgrading to 9.10 via a fresh disk install, both System Monitor
and system notifications appear as described. I'm running a Dell
Inspriron 4100 with the ATI Radeon Mobility M6 LY card.
I'll try the solution suggested by post #6 but I'd rather see this fixed
in an update.
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I'm curious, my IBM ThinkPad has no Xorg.conf file in /etc/X11, and none of my
systems running 9.04 or 7.04 have an Xorg.conf file either. I just finished
upgrading an HP Desktop to 9.10 and it had no Xorg.conf file previous or after
the upgrade.
Should the 9.10 upgrade be creating an Xorg.conf
I can confirm that the workaround documented by techneeq resolved the
issue on my Evo N410c. I created an xorg.conf file ("boardname"
automatically identified as "Radeon Mobility M6 LY"), uncommended the
"AccelMethod" option and defined its value to be "EXA". FYI if you are
running Gnome, you will
Same problem: Thinkpad T42, Radeon Mobility 7500.
Setting Accelmethod to EXA solves the problem for me (comment 6 - thanks
tecneeq)
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My notebook is an IBM ThinkPad R40 2722JT9
Video is ATI Radeon Mobility M6 LY
Perhaps that will help, and it appears the problem may be related to ATI
video cards?
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I'm having a very similar problem using a Compaq Evo N410c laptop. The
video in this machine is an ATI Mobility Radeon with 16-MB DDR SDRAM.
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We've had some commercial power fails here today, and I notice that when
my notebook goes on battery a small popup appears which is no more than
a black box, with no readable text contained.
Rather than apply a work around at this moment, I would like to know if
this might be considered a BUG and
I posted this bug before yet somehow mine is labeled as the duplicate.
Oh well. I can confirm this bug.
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Thanks tecneeq - had exact same problem with old Sony Vaio with legacy
mobility radeon. Your change stopped the display corruption for me.
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Since vesa is extremely slow, i played a bit more, turning on and off
random options in xorg.conf. Best result so far:
Option "AccelMethod" "EXA"
Driver "radeon"
This allows me to use 3d effects without garbled output. It also is
considerably faster than vesa. BTW, my graphics card is called Rade
Another screenshot. And might this problem get some quick attention for
resolution? The open office programs run somewhat slowly, and a
workaround that makes the system slow to a crawl essentially renders
these programs useless.
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In addition to the System Monitor, all the OpenOffice.org applications
are unusable for the same reason.
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I think i have a workaround. This is how i did it:
Since there was no xorg.conf in /etc/X11/, i guess Xorg makes the condig
up at runtime, i had to ,,make'' one first. For this i needed Xorg to
shut down. So i opened a console by pressing ctrl+alt+f1, logged in and
started a root shell with "sudo
I have the same problem. Kubuntu 9.10, fresh install on a IBM Thinkpad
T40. It's probably related to the video card. My guess is that some
weird and obscure feature is used for the sake of eyecandy.
To solve the problem i tried to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf, only to find
that there is no such file.
Are you using an IBM notebook? Might this problem be related to the
video card? I'm holding off updating my 3 other systems until I know
what I might expect.
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I can confirm the bug.
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PNG of the System Monitor display.
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