Yep, seems the corruption is gone with latest kernel and X bits. I just
rebooted again. I noticed a couple oddities but no corruption:
On what I think is the plymouth splash screen, I see what looks to be
parts of shadows from some letters. I'm guessing that since I never see
the logo during boot, this is just plymouth failing during rendering or
something. Then later there's a black flicker when X kicks in, and for
a very brief moment I see what looks like a sliced up incorrectly-tiled
image of the desktop, but it clears and the right desktop image shows.
But no corruption or other stuff shown on the screen that looks like
it'd be problematic, as before. So I'm going to close the bug as fixed.
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-ati (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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Corruption during boot-up
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