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Created Jul 07, 2010 by Bugzilla Migration User@bugzilla-migration

rv515 (Mobility x1400) Display corruption after some time

Submitted by Nicos Gollan

Assigned to Default DRI bug account

Link to original bug (#28940)

Description

Created attachment 36799
lspci output (graphics only)

After some uptime (upwards of an hour so far), I get different kinds of display corruption on a laptop with a Radeon x1400.

Currently, I'm looking at a somewhat grainy picture which looks like a badly dithered low-colour version of the screen content. There are noticeable vertical stripes, and the whole image is shimmering. The system is working fine otherwise.

In an earlier instance, I had a pulsating green gradient covering the bottom of the screen. In addition, screen response was slow, like the proper content was only updating evers second or so.

The effect does not show in screenshots.

This is on a Debian-built 2.6.34 686 kernel, running X.org 1.7.7 and the "radeon" driver 6.13.0, libdrm2 2.4.21 from Debian packages.

I'm attaching lspci output for the card, as well as dmesg and the Xorg.log from the currently "broken" running system.

Attachment 36799, "lspci output (graphics only)":
lspci-mobility-x1400.txt

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