Re: [Bug 578603] Re: 10.0.4 powermac g5 video artifacts

Additional info: video artifacts only appear when display is connected to graphics card over VGA. When the same display is connected over DVI, no artifacts are seen. When booted into Mac OS X 10.5.8 on the same machine, video is clean over both connection types. On Fri, May 21, 2010 at 7:58 AM

[Bug 581111] Re: Reference to Linux Hardware Compatibility HOWTO goes to defunct domain

Yes I realize this is somewhat indirect, but may I make the argument that since Ubuntu 10.04 documentation defers to the Linux hardware compatibility docs as the authoritative source, there is a reasonable expectation that those docs should be up to date and mostly accurate. If the referenced site

[Bug 581111] Re: Reference to Linux Hardware Compatibility HOWTO goes to defunct domain

Sorry. Correction. The "Linux Hardware Compatibility HOWTO" site is active but has not been updated since 2007. That site contains a link to which is points to . It's the linux1394 site that is defunct. However

[Bug 581111] [NEW] Reference to Linux Hardware Compatibility HOWTO goes to defunct domain

Public bug reported: Documentation at refers to a link titled "Linux Hardware Compatibility HOWTO" url=. Following this link goes to a page that indicates the site may

[Bug 578603] Re: 10.0.4 powermac g5 video artifacts

Also, I have to correct my earlier comment. On 9.10 the screen previously did not display these artifacts. However, booting back and forth between systems, the artifacts appear in both 9.10 and 10.04. Booting into any Mac OS X version on this machine displays normal video. -- 10.0.4 powermac g

[Bug 578603] Re: 10.0.4 powermac g5 video artifacts

Ran the requested command and authenticated with LaunchPad. The terminal output is a little vague... not sure what (if anything) was collected. $ apport-collect 578603 The authorization page: (https://edge.launchpad.net/+authorize-token?oauth_token=GmRK9x4bXw93BWcKs9kr&allow_permission=WRITE_

[Bug 578603] [NEW] 10.0.4 powermac g5 video artifacts

Public bug reported: Binary package hint: ubuntu-docs Installed 10.04 side-by-side with existing 9.10 partition. When booted into 10.04 upon login to primary account, display shows a dark, oscillating band (approx 20-30 pixels wide) near the left edge of the display, extending the entire height