I'll mark as Fix Released as the issue is no longer present in recent
images.
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Title:
[nVidia graphics] Corrupted video when connecting external
Hello,
As requested, I reinstalled Alpha3 and the issue as described originally
does appear again, the external screen shows blocks of black and white
with dots of various colors.
I then installed with the latest image as of today (20110906) and things
work well as described in comment #2.
This
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Title:
[nVidia graphics] Corrupted video when connecting external
Hello Daniel,
Could you test one of the affected systems again with Alpha3, please?
Just to double check that it was not a random issue.
Thanks!
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Title:
[nVidia graphics] Corrupted video when connecting external displays
Hi,
I just retested this with the Oneiric image from 20110823. Tests were
done with nVidia Corporation GT218 [NVS 2100M] (rev a2) graphics on a
Toshiba Tecra S11.
Behavior is now improved and I can't reproduce the original problem. External
screen works fine with no compiz crashes, I
see a bit
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