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...Product: xorg Version: unspecified Hardware: x86-64 (AMD64) OS: Linux (All) Status: NEW Severity: normal Priority: high Component: Driver/nouveau Assignee: nouveau at lists.freedesktop.org Reporter: grgoffe at yahoo.com QA Contact: xorg-team at lists.x.org I presume that the nouveau driver is responsible for drawing the mouse pointer. My pointer seems to be redrawn constantly producing what Windows used to call "Tails". Multiple images of the mouse pointer. Additionally, there seems...

Hi, I'm probably doing something wrong or misunderstanding how this is supposed to work. I have written this ".iso" image to a DVD and booted from it. I then selected the first install option from the menu. I get some prompts and then I'm asked to specify where the media is. I assumed (there's that word) that I should just hit enter, thereby selecting the "from

Howdy, I'm reading your managing software with yum document and wanted to point out that there could be a problem with the examples that show 'su -c" some command"'. Su without the "-" or "- root" (e.g., "su -" or "su - root") will allow current environment settings to be inherited by the new root shell. This could lead to disaster

Howdy, I have an IBM thinkpad with it's "standard" monitor and keyboard. It's been connected to a larger monitor and usb keyboard and usb mouse. The xorg.conf is a dual head config. This has been working for a few weeks now but has started failing. During boot and subsequent login the keyboard and mouse (gpm started) and display (larger monitor) work fine. When I startx, the

Howdy, I'm moving HUGE numbers of files from one hdd to another on one of my RedHat systems and goofed by not specifying a target. Rsync went to all the trouble of figguring out which files needed to be copied and then blew up when it actually went looking for a target and found none. I have downloaded the latest cvs version which appears to exhibit the same behavoir. I know this is a UFU