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From: Lucca <sdlucca@mindspring.com>
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Subject: Re: nvidia fb 0.9.0
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I saw earlier posts about this, but never heard any resolution...

Upgrading to a 2.4.2 kernel, my Riva128 based video card behaves strangely
in X; certain colors are dark.  The thing that confuses me is that not All
colors are dark; just some of them.  Redrawing parts of the screen changes
luminosity in those areas.  e.g. in windowmaker, some menus are dark, some
are normal.  A background set by xv is normal, but wmsetbg is dark, etc.

Is this a known problem?  Are there work-arounds?

Matt Backes
sdlucca@mindspring.com


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