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I'll go ahead and mark this as a duplicate of the latest catch-all bug
for _XAllocID asserts.
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nautilus assert failure: nautilus: ../../src/xcb_io.c:528
Apparently bug #1055698 can reproduce _XAllocID asserts reliably.
Onboard in unity-greeter is not exactly a minimal test case, but perhaps
this is still of some help.
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Status: New
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Confirming too. I've tested my freshly updated Oneiric installs and the layout
switches are still occurring for Onboard and kvkbd.
Other distributions appear to be affected too, I've seen this happening with
Onboard on Mandriva 2011 (under KDE) recently.
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FWIW, here is a gdb backtrace with a break point set on
XkbSendLegacyMapNotify, probably the source of the MappingNotify event.
Apparently the keyboard device changes from physical to on-screen
keyboard and the two devices don't share the same keyboard map (?).
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xev log of pressing the space bar once in Onboard and another time on an
USB keyboard. Note unexpected MappingNotify events before the two
KeyPress events.
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[Oneiric] XTestFakeKeyEvent changes kayboard mapping to 'us'
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Public bug reported:
Typing with the onscreen keyboard Onboard on a system with German
default layout immediately switches the keyboard layout to 'English
(US)'. Touching any key on a physical keyboard switches back to the
German default. This can be repeated indefinitely.
Onboard uses XTestFakeK
This seems fixed in lucid, didn't find any artifacts there.
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Sorry for the delay, it took a me a while to get this working. So I
downgraded everything but drm-modules-source from xorg-edgers to mesa
7.6.0-1ubuntu2 and then recompiled libgl1-mesa-dri with some troubles to
enable r600 support. In the end it turned out well and the fix does seem
to be included,
> I know the old Jaunty udev rules would add "dri/" explicitly.
>
> This is something that has changed in the main kernel (and in the udev
> rules) but not yet in the drm-modules-source.
That explains it, thanks Tormod.
I've dug up the Jaunty udev rule. It works better than my hack, with only the
This is odd, grep dri/ /var/log lists nothing because the device is
created as /dev/card0 instead of /dev/dri/card0
I'll attach the output of
sudo udevadm test /class/drm/card0
Is udev supposed to add /dri to the path or should DEVNAME below be dri/card0?
cat /sys/class/drm/card0/uevent
MAJOR=22
Thank you, Tormod! The app-freezes with the PPA are gone, only for some
reason the dri device isn't created automatically. I have to mknod
/dev/dri/card0 c 226 0 && chmod 666 /dev/dri/card0. I probably brought
this onto myself though. Still investigating.
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This bug seems fixed with fresh git master drm/mesa/glx and drm-next
kernel. but only with KMS/DRI2 enabled. The corruption is still there
without mode setting.
Also, xorg-edgers/radeon doesn't work for for me anymore. Everything GL
froze in drmCommandWrite() since a few day ago. Perhaps an outdat
Why disable r600 dri when there is already a capable driver in the xorg-
edgers PPAs? To add a datapoint (HD4670), I've been using them for the
last 10 days with great success. Compiz works well and is smooth, XVideo
is there with the usual 16 textured video adapters, and even some dated
3d games I
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Can't reproduce this anymore in libgl1-mesa-dri
7.7.0~git20090914.d3f5a2e5-0ubuntu0tormod.
Changing window saturation works well for both of the above test cases.
Thanks to whoever is listening.
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Setting the saturation for a composited window to less than 100%
abruptly turns it into a solid white/grey rectangle. Its content stays
invisible until the saturation is returned to 100%. This happens in
compiz with unresponsive windows vi
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Moving the mouse over any pull down or context menu menu leaves a mist
of artifacts behind. The artifacts are 16 pixel wide horizontal lines in
the color the menu selection. Moving the mouse over them clears them or
creates new ones of var
Works for me after some iterations. I needed
https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/ppa
https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/radeon
sudo apt-get install drm-modules-source
sudo module-assistant -t auto-install drm-modules
sudo update-initramfs -u
Glxgears and compiz work, but there a
Testing HD4670/RV730XT on current Karmic with xserver-xorg-video-radeon
1:6.12.99+git20090629.f39cafc5-0ubuntu6).
I had a hard time starting X, probably because of Bug #419126. It would freeze
until I created an xorg.conf with Option DRI 0 and bypassed gdm with startx.
This what I found with an
António, for measuring power draw on a notebook try 'powertop' or right click
the power icon in the notification area for 'Power History'. 'cat
/proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state' could work too, but the path might have changed
since I last used it (can't test).
Desktops usually require an external m
This may not immediately help, but the upstream radeon driver already has some
new power management features that aren't included in Jaunty. There are new
xorg.conf options ClockGating, ForceLowPowerMode and DynamicPM.
http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NzIwNg
Installation instruc
The patch worked for me too on a HD 4670. Before it took 2 seconds for
minimizing and maximizing, now it does it instantly. I've played around
a bit and didn't see any graphical glitches in Gnome yet.
@Daein Kang: I'd *love* to use the open source driver but it doesn't
have 3D support for r600/r70
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