xorg uses wrong resolution for internal lcd
Christian Csar
cacsar at gmail.com
Sat May 10 04:33:08 UTC 2008
I have a Dell d830 with 1920x1200 screen and have been using Hardy for a
similar period of time, for a while it switched back to nv for some
reason. You could try regenerating the xorg.conf file with the
dkpg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg However, I may just have used one
of my backup xorg.conf files. If you like I can send you my copy since
it will probably work.
Christian
Matt Price wrote:
> hi,
>
> i've been using ubuntu for a long time and at some point during the
> hardy release cycle - which i started tracking in february or march --
> the display resolution got messed up on my laptop's internal lcd. this
> is a dell d820, running the non-free nvidia driver on an geforce go 7400
> graphics card. the monitor is 1920x1200, a resolution that has always
> worked for me in earlier versions, but on startup and login -- so both
> at the gdm prompt and an a gnome session -- the resolution is stuck at
> 1024x800. i've gone through my xorg.conf -- attached below -- and tried
> at every opportunity to insert lines forcing a 1920x1200 resolution, but
> it has never worked.
>
> i can reset resolution with displayconfig-gtk, but the changes do not
> persist, even though i use the 'save changes' button & never see error
> messages when running from the command line.
>
> anyway, if there are any suggestions, i'd love to hear them. thanks!
>
> matt
>
>
>
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