David,
A quick google produced this:
Make a backup copy of your xorg.conf. Then, in the Display section, try
removing all modes except "1440x900". This will force X to start with the
right resolution. After editing xorg.conf don't run dpkg-reconfigure because
it could revert to a wrong xorg.co
Hi David,
I personally don't know the answer to your question. But I would
suggest that you take it to the ubuntu mailing list. We do have some
Ubuntu users here, but...
Once you find the right Ubuntu mailing list, you can also CC the
maintainer of the xserver-xorg-video-* package you're using.
Hello,
My name is David Maybury and I am looking for help with a Ubuntu
installation. My wife and I have moved completely away from Windows a
number of years ago. I just performed a full system upgrade and I have
encountered a serious problem and I am willing to pay for some help.
I have a Nvidia
John C Nash wrote:
> For some benchmarking tests I want to do, I'd like to be able to use
> command line tools to get the following information (not only for Linux
> -- my tests will be on Mac and PC too, but that will come later):
>
> - OS version, by which I mean not just the "uname -a" stuff, b
