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Bug#470177: xserver-xorg-core: browswe display does not update cleanly




On Wed, 12 Mar 2008, Michael Dressel wrote:



On Tue, 11 Mar 2008, Michael Dressel wrote:



On Mon, 10 Mar 2008, Brice Goglin wrote:

Michael Dressel wrote:
Package: xserver-xorg-core
Version: 2:1.3.0.0.dfsg-12
Severity: important

The display of the web browsers Epiphany and iceweasel seam not to  be
updated properly. When I scroll down with the arrows horizontal stripes
appear. When I move another window across the browser it leaves
vertical and horizontal stripes. Clicking on the top bar of the browsers
window causes a clean redisplay. But there are still corrupted regions
around the slider bar.


Any chance you upgrade xserver-xorg-core and xserver-xorg-video-ati to
unstable to see whether the problem occurs there too?

Hi Brice,

thanks for your reply.

Aptitude complains about many conflicts when I try to update
xserver-xorg-core to sid. I also tried to update the virtual package
but that would cause conflicts too. So I didn't update.

Is there still a way how I could try the xserver from sid without
completely  upgrading to sid?

I finally upgraded xorg completely to sid. And I did upgrade iceweasel.
Unfortunately the problem remains. Could it be due to the graphics
library? I guess that is gtk2 for both iceweasel and epiphany?

(With etch there was no problem.)



Can you try with another driver instead of ati? Maybe vesa for instance?
In xorg.conf I replaced the line:
	Driver		"ati"
with:
	Driver		"vesa"
I'm not sure if this is enough? The result was that I could not
get into the GNOME desktop anymore.



Or s3 on the other board that seems to be installed in this machine?
I did not try it yet. This is an on-board card which uses the processors RAM. I could do it for a test if this would assist you?




I found that Epiphany and iceweasel work properly under KDE. I upgraded to the
latest Gnome version in sid. And still Epiphany and iceweasel don't display correctly. Should this bug be prpergated to some gnome list?

(So my current Debian is based on etch wit xorg, gnome, Epiphany and iceweasel from sid.)

Cheers,
Michael





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