@ Prakreet
Happy to hear that my xorg worked for you...
Mine is 17 monitor you mentioned that yours is 15 . So I thought that
will create problem for you.
Funny, how things work out in linux. Couple of weeks ago I plugged my
harddisk to one of my friend's computer having entirely different
system, but windows doesn't even load.
Any idea how that happens? Just curious to know...thats all.
I think Windows doesn't notice about the h/w change (else would have loaded
generic drivers) and loads set of drivers which was compatible with your H/w
which caused the crash in your friends.
@Adhin
Thanks for that info :)
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hello stranger in black... i tried your instructions.. but the
resolution did not increase.. the max resolution being displayed was
still 800*600.
Adhin D... i tried your instructions too.. there is no xorg.conf file
in ubuntu. but i got one created while following stranger in black's
@ Shino
You guessed right, xrandr doesnot work on ubuntu 9.10
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Sorry.. i forgot to mention my graphics conf.. I am using an intel
original mobo with intel g33 chipset. i only have the integrated
graphics on my mobo and no graphics card...
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On Fri, Jan 1, 2010 at 4:55 PM, prakreet vipinmatth...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry.. i forgot to mention my graphics conf.. I am using an intel
original mobo with intel g33 chipset. i only have the integrated
graphics on my mobo and no graphics card...
Edit your */etc/X11/xorg.conf* file. Open
On Fri, Jan 1, 2010 at 8:02 PM, stranger in black. gnu...@gmail.comwrote:
Switch to the text only mode by pressing alt+f1
isn't that ctrl+alt+f1 ?
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@ Subin
I'm also using karmic. I know there is no xorg.conf by default. But if there
is one, it will be used. You might have noticed that I created a thread a
week ago, asking help to fix my screen resolution problem I fixed it by
creating a new xorg.conf file.
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