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garbled text after update to 9.04
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I have this problem after install Ubuntu 9.04 on my computer -- Fujitsu
FMV-722NU5/B with ATI Radeon IGP 330M/340M/350M display card at address
PCI:1:5:0. When works for a while, characters are being garbled and
effects any where on the screen, including any software that using those
garbled charac
I can also confirm the problem using 9.04 with a Intel i830 graphic controller
(w/Gnome).
Desktop effects are disabled.
If I change the font type under appearance it will fix the problem for a while,
the same If I reboot the pc, but I will come back after a while.
I am using the Xserver for the
I can confirm this in 9.10 Alpha 1, but not in 9.04. My laptop has an
Intel 915GM/910GML express graphic controller. Restarting solves the
problem for a time, but it eventually becomes garbled again. Sometimes
Thunderbird and Firefox (as it is now) is affected as well.
It seems to occur after runn
I have just installed it on another PC with different hardware, but the
same graphics card. There don't seem to be any display defects, I will
watch it further.
Both computers have not loaded radeonfb, but radeon. I'll try to boot
with vga=normal soon.
As it seems to work on the other PC, I guess
Casandro,
Okay. It doesn't appear to be a hardware problem. At this point, I
suspect KDE4's compositing or perhaps the underlying Xorg server, but,
honestly, I'm not sure. Maybe other KDE4 users with your hardware and
configuration have experienced similar problems.
Do you have the radeonfb modul
I have now deleted /etc/X11/xorg.conf with no effect.
Every time the xserver starts up, the kernel logs the following:
[ 4148.616823] mtrr: no MTRR for f000,400 found
[ 4149.139027] [drm] Setting GART location based on new memory map
[ 4149.139203] [drm] Loading R100 Microcode
[ 4149.13926
I have now replaced the graphics card with an identical one. No apparent
change. I could try the same graphics card in another PC, but that would
take more time.
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Now the text is garbled again, just like before.
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Desktop effects are not enabled, and I'm using the standard xorg driver.
After re-seating of the graphics card text is normal again. However
there are still some minor defects. For example when scrolling with the
mouse wheel, the scrollbar arrows disappear until I hover over the
scrollbars. There a
Thanks for taking time to report this bug and help improve Ubuntu.
Are Desktop Effects enabled? Does this occur if you disable Desktop
Effects?
Are you using the binary ATI driver? Does this occur if you use the
standard Xorg driver for Radeon GPUs?
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It seems to also occur at widgets.
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