On 03/23/2012 12:08 PM, Ian Pilcher wrote: I have bisected this and determined that the problem is triggered by the HDMI-related functionality (audio, etc.) that was added to the nouveau driver in 3.3. I have attached a patch to the bug that adds a module parameter to disable all of the new functionality, reverting to the 3.2 behavior and making my display work. This is my main work display, so I need this to work, and I'm obviously not eager to have to rebuild the kernel every time an update comes out (let alone forward-porting the patch). Could someone please look at this bug? Thanks! -- ======================================================================== Ian Pilcher arequipeno(a)gmail.com "If you're going to shift my paradigm ... at least buy me dinner first." ========================================================================

On 2012/03/23 10:08, Ian Pilcher wrote: Um, have you looked at what happens if you bring the mouse to the edges of the screen? It looks like X did not recognize your screen and stuffed your specified 1920 size screen into a 1600 or smaller size screen which scrolls around as you move your mouse to the screen edges. You must beat X into understanding your monitor's true size, if this is the case. {^_^}