Hi, I have managed for a few years now an embedded product, running on a Intel x64 system, on Linux (Gentoo distro).
Up to now, it has worked just fine. I am preparing on a new overall version, Qt 5.4, kernel 4.1.5, Xorg server and drivers 1.17. The application, now, does not paint correctly on the screen. It is configured to open itself as full screen, it prints on console the correct video resolution as expected, places initial splash apparently centered (as just a part of it is painted), but does not paint beyond the original size of the main widget, which was originally created as 800 x 600, expandable, looking like it did not really expanded to full screen as the first GUI setup and latter " As the full screen resolution is correctly detected, I have tried to force the main widget, using "setGeometry", tried some Qt::WindwoFlags, with no success, yet. There are, indeed, two applications running, a first one, called a "monitor", is quite simple, and it launches the main application, monitoring its exit status; if all is ok, the main application leaves with no error code - as for system power off - and the monitor starts its own exit procedure too. If an error occurs on the main application, the monitor starts it all over again. Even this simple application, which just show a full screen background and the company logo at the bottom right corner of the full screen area, finds this corner almost at the center of the monitor screen, and it does not paint the screen beyond that. But if I run any of the applications inside a "WindowMaker", for instance, it works as expected. What does the window manager offers to the application that it does not find on "bare metal" X ? What can I do to provide it? Thank you in advance, Francisco
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