 | moteprime | 2013-08-28 10:45 |
XMir Multimonitor. Hangs when turning “built-in display” monitor off in settings (#1217255)
In: |
xorg-server (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Won't Fix |
Importance: |
Medium |
Assignee: |
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1 reports, 3 comments, 1 subscribers, 0 duplicates
XMir Multimonitor Not possible to select "Mirror Displays" in setting. (#1217917)
In: |
xorg-server (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Won't Fix |
Importance: |
Medium |
Assignee: |
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1 reports, 6 comments, 1 subscribers, 0 duplicates
| Hangs when turning “built-in display” monitor off in settings.
Not possible to select "Mirror Displays".
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 | 3v1n0 | 2013-08-28 06:27 |
xmir multimonitor crash when docking/undocking T400, external DVI monitor (ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3450/3470) (#1217195)
In: |
XMir |
Status: |
Invalid |
Importance: |
Critical |
Assignee: |
Chris Halse Rogers |
1 reports, 7 comments, 1 subscribers, 0 duplicates
xmir multimonitor crash when booting with dual not mirrored with T400 (ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3450/3470) (#1217199)
In: |
XMir |
Status: |
Invalid |
Importance: |
Critical |
Assignee: |
Chris Halse Rogers |
1 reports, 5 comments, 1 subscribers, 0 duplicates
Screen is deformated when using mir in Extended mode with Radeon (#1217409)
In: |
Mir |
Status: |
Expired |
Importance: |
High |
Assignee: |
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1 reports, 11 comments, 1 subscribers, 0 duplicates
[Xmir] EQ overflowing (#1221234)
(master bug of duplicate: 1217419)
In: |
xorg-server (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Invalid |
Importance: |
Medium |
Assignee: |
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1 reports, 9 comments, 1 subscribers, 1 duplicates
XMir display buffer layout sometimes overlaps and disagrees with that shown in xrandr/control-center (#1216748)
(master bug of duplicate: 1217433)
In: |
xorg-server (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Expired |
Importance: |
Medium |
Assignee: |
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1 reports, 5 comments, 1 subscribers, 1 duplicates
Xmir doesn't start with MUXed Intel/ATi hybrid graphics (#1217821)
In: |
xorg-server (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Expired |
Importance: |
Medium |
Assignee: |
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1 reports, 5 comments, 2 subscribers, 0 duplicates
| Using vgaswitcheroo doesn't work unless I don't disable one of the two cards on boot. Otherwise Xmir doesn't start (I'm getting fallback session instead).
Testing ATi VGA:
1.1: FAIL (visual glitches #1217409)
1.2: FAIL (resolution not updated on VGA)
1.3: FAIL (as per 1.1)
1.4: OK (but very slow and visual glitches as slowly damaged areas)
1.5: FAIL (as per 1.2)
2.1: FAIL (visual glitches #1217409 and crash #1217199)
2.2: FAIL (impossible to run in splitted mode as per 2.1)
2.3: FAIL (got visual glitches #1217409 first time, then crash #1217195)
3.1: FAIL (due to 2.1 failure)
3.2: FAIL (due to 2.1 failure)
3.3: FAIL (due to 2.1 failure)
3.4: FAIL (due to 2.1 failure)
3.5: FAIL (due to 2.1 failure)
Testing ATi HDMI:
1.1: FAIL (visual glitches #1217409, then crash #1217195)
1.2: FAIL (crash #1217195)
1.3: FAIL (as per 1.1)
1.4: OK (but very slow and visual glitches as slowly damaged areas)
1.5: OK
2.1: FAIL (crash #1217199)
2.2: FAIL (impossible to run in splitted mode as per 2.1)
2.3: FAIL (got visual glitches #1217409 first time, then crash #1217195)
3.1: FAIL (due to 2.1 failure)
3.2: FAIL (due to 2.1 failure)
3.3: FAIL (due to 2.1 failure)
3.4: FAIL (due to 2.1 failure)
3.5: FAIL (due to 2.1 failure)
Testing Intel:
1.1: OK (slow on high resolution)
1.2: FAIL (mostly crashes #1217419, very few times work)
1.3: FAIL (when 1.2 passes, it works)
1.4: FAIL (Native mode worked at beginning, but once switched to different
resolutions Xmir only see the native resolution of my laptop screen,
so it's impossible to set that to something else to enable mirroring)
1.5: FAIL (due to 1.4 failure, but it probably worked at beginning)
2.1: OK
2.2: FAIL (same issue of 1.4, mirrored mode works before logging in, though)
2.3: FAIL
3.1: OK
3.2: OK
3.3: OK
3.4: OK
3.5: OK
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 | hunteke | 2013-08-28 01:27 |
XMir receives input from other VTs (#1192843)
In: |
mir (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Fix Released |
Importance: |
Undecided |
Assignee: |
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1 reports, 15 comments, 15 subscribers, 0 duplicates
[xmir] [multimonitor] Frames eventually get slightly out of order, look like glitches or typing will feel slow (#1216472)
(master bug of duplicate: 1217687)
In: |
mir (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Fix Released |
Importance: |
Critical |
Assignee: |
Alexandros Frantzis |
1 reports, 26 comments, 7 subscribers, 3 duplicates
[xmir] Mir/unity-system-compositor fails to start: Error opening DRM device (#1206633)
(master bug of duplicate: 1217698)
In: |
Mir |
Status: |
Expired |
Importance: |
Medium |
Assignee: |
|
1 reports, 28 comments, 6 subscribers, 8 duplicates
| It's getting late here, but generally NICE WORK! It may be a small thing within the code, but the hotplugging of the VGA cord really got my attention. I don't recall even Mac ever having that capability with _VGA_ plugs. (Is it an async event your catching? Or are you polling?)
Unplugging and replugging the VGA cord automatically changed the desktop setup for one or two monitors. However, after unplugging maybe 5 times, Mir got stuck halfway through redrawing the desktop, with the Unity panel and gnome-terminal covering a light gray background. I could not even C-A-F1. Thankfully, I had installed sshd, and was able to stop lightdm. At that point, the TTY terminals _still_ would not give me an active prompt, so I also killed the unity-system-compositor. That returned the TTY prompt for use.
I am able to recreate the above behavior, but intermittently. If I can narrow down how to do it better, I'll submit a bug report.
I was not able to complete any scenario due to time restrictions.
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 | mermerico-gmail | 2013-08-27 19:47 |
Add support for fake modes on laptop screens which only have one (#1196239)
In: |
mir (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Triaged |
Importance: |
Wishlist |
Assignee: |
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1 reports, 32 comments, 4 subscribers, 2 duplicates
| Can't mirror displays because built in display cannot change resolution and second monitor does not list built in monitor resolution as supported.
Using Lenovo Thinkpad 230 Tablet with Intel Core i5 Ivy Bridge.
Display is mirrored (badly) before login, even if built in display is set to off.
At one point I had a rectangle in the second monitor that showed the contents of the built in monitor, but I cannot replicate this.
One time, upon plugging in second monitor, both screens went blank, reboot required, unable to replicate.
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 | airplaniac2002 | 2013-08-27 17:46 |
I'm trying to install a dual boot with Win7, and it's not letting me partition. (#1130623)
In: |
ubiquity (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Invalid |
Importance: |
Undecided |
Assignee: |
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1 reports, 3 comments, 1 subscribers, 0 duplicates
[xmir] [multimonitor] Frames eventually get slightly out of order, look like glitches or typing will feel slow (#1216472)
In: |
mir (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Fix Released |
Importance: |
Critical |
Assignee: |
Alexandros Frantzis |
1 reports, 26 comments, 7 subscribers, 3 duplicates
| System76 Gazelle Professional 8, Intel HD 4000 graphics.
Initially it worked great in single-monitor mode, but when I plugged in an external monitor the second one lagged the first by three frames or so.
Then, the out-of-order frame bug started appearing.
Lastly, unplugging the external monitor was not detected.
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 | robru | 2013-08-27 15:29 |
Multi-monitor support incomplete - can't show different images on each screen (#1102760)
In: |
Mir |
Status: |
Fix Released |
Importance: |
Critical |
Assignee: |
Alexandros Frantzis |
1 reports, 8 comments, 14 subscribers, 2 duplicates
| Strange hotplugging behavior... Booted with external screen attached, xmir chose mirror mode by default. Switched to extended mode, worked fine. Then I unplugged the external monitor, and it's windows moved to the laptop screen, good. When I re-plugged the monitor, what happened was that it displayed the same contents as the laptop screen (like mirrored mode), however my mouse cursor was able to move off the edge of the screen, as if it was in extended mode. When I went to check the display settings, i had to turn mirror mode on and then off again in order to restore correct extended mode behavior.
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 | rsalveti | 2013-08-27 01:55 |
xmir multimonitor crash when docking/undocking T400, external DVI monitor (ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3450/3470) (#1217195)
In: |
XMir |
Status: |
Invalid |
Importance: |
Critical |
Assignee: |
Chris Halse Rogers |
1 reports, 7 comments, 1 subscribers, 0 duplicates
xmir multimonitor crash when booting with dual not mirrored with T400 (ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3450/3470) (#1217199)
In: |
XMir |
Status: |
Invalid |
Importance: |
Critical |
Assignee: |
Chris Halse Rogers |
1 reports, 5 comments, 1 subscribers, 0 duplicates
| Thinkpad T400 (ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3450/3470). Works with built-in display (quite slower), fails to hotplug external monitor, fails to work on not mirrored mode. Mirrored mode works fine.
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 | pitti | 2013-08-27 00:56 |
[multimonitor] XMir defaults to wrong resolution 1152x864 instead of 1920x1200. (#1216224)
In: |
xorg-server (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Won't Fix |
Importance: |
Medium |
Assignee: |
|
1 reports, 11 comments, 2 subscribers, 1 duplicates
[xmir] [multimonitor] Frames eventually get slightly out of order, look like glitches or typing will feel slow (#1216472)
In: |
mir (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Fix Released |
Importance: |
Critical |
Assignee: |
Alexandros Frantzis |
1 reports, 26 comments, 7 subscribers, 3 duplicates
| ThinkPad X201, Arrandale graphics, with internal 1280x800 LVDS and external 1280x1024 DVI. Laptop is docked and closed, configuring internal screen as off by default.
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 | mc3man | 2013-08-17 10:25 |
nouveau: Graphics tearing and abnormally high FPS with nouveau (no vsync) (#1195811)
In: |
linux (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Fix Released |
Importance: |
High |
Assignee: |
Maarten Lankhorst |
1 reports, 19 comments, 4 subscribers, 2 duplicates
startup displays bits from vram or just black instead of plymouth splash (#1210826)
In: |
plymouth (Ubuntu) |
Status: |
Invalid |
Importance: |
Medium |
Assignee: |
|
1 reports, 10 comments, 1 subscribers, 0 duplicates
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