I have done a complete dist-upgrade to Lucid, so I should be using
everything in its Lucid version. I only don’t have removed Karmic’s
kernel from the install—it is still there where it was before, in /boot,
along with Lucid kernels. I always keep old kernels for a while when I
upgrade to alpha/bet
I can confirm this behaviour. It only applies to kernels from the 2.6.32
series. Kernels from the 2.6.31 series are not affected: if I start this
machine with 2.6.31-20 from Karmic (this machine has been upgraded from
Karmic), the split-screen issue doesn’t appear.
My machine is a BenQ Joybook R
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