From what I've seen of the gnome-shell/mutter/clutter/cogl source code, they use white as a default colour. So if you see something that's all white it means there's meant to be a texture or image there, but for some reason it failed to render.
That might sound obvious and meaningless but it's not :)
Can you please attach output from this command?
lspci -k
because I think this issue will be driver-specific.
From what I've seen of the gnome-shell/ mutter/ clutter/ cogl source code, they use white as a default colour. So if you see something that's all white it means there's meant to be a texture or image there, but for some reason it failed to render.
That might sound obvious and meaningless but it's not :)
Can you please attach output from this command?
lspci -k
because I think this issue will be driver-specific.