Xen Dom0 Mouse Gets Stuck on Left Side of Screen, 2.6.22-11-xen
Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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xen-3.1 (Ubuntu) |
Fix Released
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Undecided
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Chuck Short |
Bug Description
Binary package hint: linux-source-2.6.22
Hi,
I'm trying to setup XP on my Gutsy system with Xen 3.1 and 2.6.22-11 xen kernel, on a HVM DomU, viewing through an SDL or VNC window. PV linux domains (domU) work nicely. The system is updated daily with apt-get. The problem still exists as of 19/9/2007.
Description of Problem:
With Normal Mouse Driver in xorg.conf:
A few minutes (or seconds) after I start the HVM and go through the setup instructions, the mouse cursor in Dom0 suddenly goes to top left corner of the screen and is stuck there. No movement, no up down, no left right. No matter what I do, can't move it. Only the buttons continue to work. Some other symptoms:
- I can switch to my second X server by CTRL-ALT-F8 (running on vt8) and use the mouse, but after few seconds (minutes), it gets stuck also and even locks up the system.
- I can kill the X server by CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE and restart it, mouse comes back working on GDM/KDM screen.
- I can logout using the keyboard. Then mouse comes back working on GDM/KDM logon screen.
- If I start the HVM DomU, or if it's still running in the background, the mouse locks up again after some time.
- I'm using xorg nv driver, tried vesa driver but no change.
- Tried doing dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and made all defaults, no change.
With evdev mouse driver in xorg.conf:
If I use "evdev" driver instead of the standard mouse driver in Xorg.conf, then the mouse is still stuck on the left of the screen, but I can move the cursor up and down on 1 axis only.
- I can move the cursor right towards screen area, only if I'm very very careful to move very very slowly, 1 millimeter at a time. If I do any sudden movement or move 2 mm instead of 1 mm at a time, the mouse goes back to the left side of the screen. Start from the beginning.
With this bug, the HVM DomU's are not usable, unless you want to sacrifice your mouse control.
Would this problem be because of xorg or something about xen?
Thanks for any insight,
Best regards,
Emre
Thought Chuck would be interested in this...