Problems displaying characters on the terminal

This screenshot shows my problem.
When i type anything in the console, it starts doing this funny efect... and, of course, is a bit confusing since somethimes you cannot see what you are typing.
Video card is a nvidia one: Compiz fusion activated and free drivers installed (same issues happened to me with the propietary ones)
Any ideas on how to fix it?

Try --indirect-rendering and/or --loose-binding for compiz. I'm not too sure if these are the exact names of the options but it should be something alike.
Last edited by kowalski (2009-08-25 08:44:18)

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So my problem is with that. I have NO idea what it does, or goes into. When I google "DC power (24.5 V) Apple" it comes up with weird images none of which have that connector. So I'm just so. Confused.

Error :Display document : Update was terminated.While displaying the PO

Hi All,
I am creating a PO with respect to contract in SAP 4.6C system using ME21.PO is getting created successfully.But when I want to display the same in ME23 it giving me a message 'Display document : Update was terminated'.( an express message is getting generated to view in SBWP transaction code ).
I went through some of SDN forums and checked the tcode SM13 to resolve the issue .I found that there is no ABAP dump got generated for the same .
Please help me to resolve the issue ..
Regards,
Praveen GB.

Hi Lakshman.
I did that, systesm is showing below error :
1 ME_CREATE_DOCUMENT V1 NORMAL Err
when click on that ,I got one more window with an option to check ABAP dump,But there is no ABAP dump exists for the same.
I cheked in ST22 also there is no DUMP available for the above issue.
Please let me know how to crack this issue.
Regards.,
Praveen GB

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