Hmm, the first thing that springs to mind for me is a dying sector in the ram used to store the current contents of the screen (not sure if this is a discrete chip or part of the normal 4megs of operating ram), maybe.
I hope its a software issue, but it really sounds like something more serious to me. Good luck!
On Monday, April 03, 2006, at 09:39AM, Julian Wright <julianwr@paradise.net.nz> wrote:
J. Tyler Nichols
>James Wages wrote:
>
>[...]
>> I can also move windows or objects around over that
>> section of the screen and this pixels work fine until I release that object
>> I'm moving. Then if I rotate the screen, there are stuck pixels in another
>> section of the screen that weren't stuck in the other rotation! Doesn't
>> make any sense.
>
[...]
>I would first try rebooting with all packages frozen to see if this
>cures it, and if it does then thawing packages until the problem recurs.
>
>Hope this helps.
>
>Julian.
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