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-Desktop background messed up when running Raring in a QEMU-based virtual machine
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-Screenshot attached.
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-Problem occurs only when choosing the default cirrus graphics card. The other graphics cards do not show this problem but are very unstable.
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-The screenshot is of the whole desktop with a Virtual Machine Manager window containing the desktop of the VM. You see that its actual background is messed up and also the background images which you can choose when right-clicking the background and choosing "Change Desktop Background".
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-It does not matter whether the host machine is Quantal or Raring, currently my host machine is Raring, so I can easily test Raring packages for the fix of this bug.
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-Thanks I'll try to reproduce later tonight.
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-For additional info see the files attached to bug 1157066, they are for the same virtual machine.
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-I see this behavior over vnc as well.  The desktop is rendered correctly using spice.  You can use that by adding eg
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-   -vga qxl -spice port=5990,disable-ticketing
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-and connect using
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-   spicy -h localhost -p 5990
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-I also don't get this with the vmware vga driver.  The background is fine for that with both sdl and vnc.
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-(lowering priority since there are more than one workarounds)
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-Sorry, I had misread the original description and thought you said the other graphics cards *also* showed this problem :)
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-Thanks again for submitting this bug.  I'll test against upstream qemu to see if we can report this there.
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-Also reproduced with git://git.qemu.org/qemu.git (using vga -cirrus)
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-Triaging old bug tickets... can you still reproduce this issue with the latest version of QEMU? Or could we close this ticket nowadays?
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-This did never occur again for me. So this can get closed.
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