VirtualBox

Opened 13 years ago

Closed 13 years ago

Last modified 13 years ago

#8909 closed defect (invalid)

graphical corruption when moving windows -> X.Org bug

Reported by: Sam Morris Owned by:
Component: GUI Version: VirtualBox 4.0.8
Keywords: Cc:
Guest type: Linux Host type: Windows

Description

Since upgrading to 4.0.4 (also with 4.0.6 and 4.0.8 albeit with the guest additions from 4.0.4), when I move a window the contents get corrupted.

Guest is Debian using Linux 2.6.32.

Attachments (2)

corruption.png (9.4 KB ) - added by Sam Morris 13 years ago.
screenshot of a corrupted window
wintermute-2011-05-29-15-58-39.log (109.6 KB ) - added by Sam Morris 13 years ago.
log file

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Change History (7)

by Sam Morris, 13 years ago

Attachment: corruption.png added

screenshot of a corrupted window

comment:1 by Michael Thayer, 13 years ago

Could you please attach a log file from a VM run? And are you using 3D on the guest?

comment:2 by Sam Morris, 13 years ago

3D is disabled in the guest.

Further experimentation reveals that windows are invariably corrupted when they are being moved towards the left of the screen (either by being dragged with the mouse, or moved with the keyboard).

by Sam Morris, 13 years ago

log file

comment:3 by Sam Morris, 13 years ago

I no longer think this is a bug in VirtualBox. It appears to be caused by Xorg calling memcpy with overlapping source and destination regions.

ref: https://bugs.debian.org/626682

comment:4 by Michael Thayer, 13 years ago

Resolution: invalid
Status: newclosed
Summary: graphical corruption when moving windowsgraphical corruption when moving windows -> X.Org bug

Thanks for letting us know. I will close this ticket then. Were you able to do the pre-load library test described in the Debian ticket?

comment:5 by Sam Morris, 13 years ago

Yes, that's how I diagnosed the problem. The preload library is a great workaround until it's fixed.

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