On Virtualbox it detects as 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: InnoTek
Systemberatung GmbH VirtualBox Graphics Adapter.
If you need the one from the livecd let me know.
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800x600 resolution with ATI card on live boot makes install difficult
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/154142
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I successfully reproduced the bug with a ATI card tested with two 15
screen. This didn't happen with my numerous tests with nvidia or intel
drivers.
** Summary changed:
- 800x600 live boot makes install difficult
+ 800x600 resolution with ATI card on live boot makes install difficult
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Both Intel nVidia card worked without problems and detected the
correct resolution (1280x800 in my case).
I also tried running Virtualbox with the nVidia card under Windows XP
and it also stays @ 800x600. (Both Ubuntu Kubuntu)
Also (maybe worth mentioning) I'm using VT-x (my CPU supports it)
I looked on virtualbox forums and found this:
http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?t=2290
I'm right now burning the CD to reboot on the LiveCD and check. As
comment I tried to boot kubuntu liveCD on Virtualbox and got the same
800x600 maximum resolution. (had both since I've been helping
We have the same md5sum for our ISO file, and I used VirtualBox 1.5.2
too, so that's pretty weird.. I think that I have no choice but admit
that this problem is a resolution detection problem which happens on
certain graphic cards / screen only. That would mean that Virtualbox
gives to the virtual
My image file MD5 is: d2334dbba7313e9abc8c7c072d2af09c
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ glxinfo | grep direct
direct rendering: No (If you want to find out why, try setting
LIBGL_DEBUG=verbose)
OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$
This is running Virtualbox 1.5.2 on the final Ubuntu live CD Gutsy 7.10
(non OSE) running over Windows XP
I tested the bug inside VirtualBox on Linux Ubuntu and on Windows XP and
I can't confirm the bug. I always get a 1024X728 screen with VESA
driver.
Because VirtualBox always use the same virtual graphic card for his
virtual OS, the result shouldn't be different between one computer and
another, so
october 19th* sorry
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Jose Castillo or Ramon Casha :
Did you look if an appropriate graphic driver was found for your graphic
card?
Try to open a terminal and type glxinfo | grep direct
If you get something like Mesa indirect, it's because no driver has been
choosed for your graphic card.
If you get something like
Jose Castillo : Can you also do a lspci in a terminal and look which
graphic cards are detected on your computer?
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-driver-ati (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: espresso = xserver-xorg-driver-ati
Status: New = Confirmed
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800x600 resolution with ATI card on live boot
I tested this bug with a ATI MOBILITY radeon X300 and it didn't happen.
It seems to just happen with the ATI radeon X300 at this time.
Does Ubuntu apply a different resolution after the installation or you
have to set the parameters manually?
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800x600 live boot makes install difficult
I'm trying to install on a VM (Virtualbox) and exactly the same, The
resolution came as 800x600 making it impossible (very difficult) unless
hiding both bars.
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800x600 live boot makes install difficult
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The actual livecd installer from what I could find.
** Changed in: espresso (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = espresso
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