Double checked it: Kerlnel Linux 3.7.0-7.15-generic
Problem still exists for me. Then again, waking up from suspend fixes it until
next boot.
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Any ideas how to debug it?
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Title:
16 Bit colours / Banding on Intel HD4000
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Tried the update, not fixed for me (MacBook Pro 9,2 with Intel HD4000)
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Title:
16 Bit colours / Banding on Intel HD4000
For me there is no problem at all with external monitors (MacBook Pro
9,2 with Intel HD4000). All colors are correct out of box.
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Tried with linux-image-3.7.1-030701-generic from:
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ and problem still exists.
Also tried old linux-image-3.4.24-030424-generic from the same source but still
no luck.
Waking up from suspend always fixes the issue until next reboot.
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You can find older and newer kernels here:
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
Raring kernels are also compatible with Quantal.
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I still have sticky edges even after turning it off from settings on my MacBook
Pro 5.5
Tried it on/off multiple times with absolutely no difference.
I just had a clean 12.04 install with no speacial tweaking, just default
nvidia drivers.
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