Just wanted to put my name under this list...
I can second ba.page; I have tried hardy on about 6-8 different machines
where only 2 worked out of the box. All except one did work with
Feisty/Gutsy. Worse still, we're currently trying to develop a modified
live ubuntu CD, where using sudo
Our enemies has this ridiculously easy slide bar that somehow works near
perfectly.
X really should have a distro-unified interface (GTK and Text) with a
tab for each device it controls. Video card, Monitors (yeah all of your
monitors, not just one), mouse, keyboard, etc...
Failing that, I
I think this is happening to me also. I tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure
xserver-xorg, but with no video questions i think that is a dead end.
I tried sudo displayconfig-gtk, but it is ignoring my monitor. Here's what I
receive when i push the test button:
on_button_test_config_clicked()
xauth:
I get periodic black screens (out of range), and of course have the same
issue that dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg (and displayconfig-gtk) don't
allow me to reset in any sensible way, nor does my old gutsy xorg.conf
help. Having done a lot of searching for this particular bug, I can
confirm it's
hmmm... Stupid question - you are running it from GUI, not console??
You may also try to run dexconf first, just to reset xorg.conf to
whatever it thinks is default and then try again. (it looks like
displayconfig-gtk couldn't get screen size - I'd report this as a
separate bug. It's still a
Because it doesn't work. :-(
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/bin/displayconfig-gtk, line 75, in module
app = DisplayConfig(options)
File /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/displayconfiggtk/DisplayConfig.py,
line 189, in __init__
Emm why not just try:
sudo apt-get install displayconfig-gtk
sudo displayconfig-gtk
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I'm kind of hoping that just by adding my name to the end of this ever
growing list someone at Canonical may realize that this is a bug that
should be taken seriously. I've just encountered it on a PC that I had
convinced a paying customer to make the swap to Ubuntu on. I believe I
may have
After a week of trying (and learning quite a lot in the process) I'm
unable to improve on 800x600 when the native resolution of my laptop
screen is 1280x800. This is useless and I'm very sad to say I'll be
forced to return to the OS I so desperately wanted to leave behind.
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I have a similiar problem which *might* be a way for developers to experience
what's happening when autoconfiguring fails:
I'm trying to set up a virtual machine with Sun's VirtualBox and Ubuntu 8.04.
First of all, the direct installation doesn't work, but that doesn't matter
here. So I
Is this bug likely to get fixed? I have a ASUS Pundit-R which has
worked happily with Gusty since it was issued but is less useful now.
A simple work around would do in the interim but longer term it the
system needs to be flexible if the automatic configuration fails. This
type of problem is
i have been on Ubuntu for about a year now... i've managed to talk my
girlfriend and her friend into switching over to it for their laptops...
now this... black screen... i'm pretty savy but reverting to an old
xorg.conf file after a hardy upgrade screwed everything up... i don't
care if canonical
I agree with all the negative comments above. Startx does not work. I am
a Linux/Ubuntu newbie so don't know enough to edit xorg and cannot
connect to Internet with my Ubuntu pc. I have S3 Trio which I understand
by googling does not always work out of the box, so how am I supposed to
fix this?
I agree with all the negative comments above. Startx does not work. I am
a Linux/Ubuntu newbie so don't know enough to edit xorg and cannot
connect to Internet with my Ubuntu pc. I have S3 Trio which I understand
by googling does not always work out of the box, so how am I supposed to
fix
I have some issues and have to do a dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, and
unfortunaly, i found that the command doesn't do what it use to do
beforethe only thing that i can configure was my keyboard, but can't
configure anything about video card. I hope that hardy improve few
things to make it
I was pleasantly surprised that the auto-configure worked for me until i
installed the nvidia driver and rebooted to the console login. I have
onboard graphics and a PCI graphics card.
I was disappointed that dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg no longer did
what i expected it to do.
I had to manually
I have experienced this video issue with every Linux distro I have used,
except knoppix and a few others. I am not sure if it is something with
my monitor or my ATI video card, but I always got a black screen when
booting. Using dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg or a similar command
resolves the
This sucks that this bug has not been updated as of yet. You would
think this would be top priority. I'll exclude additional reasonings to
avoid being redundant but it should appear as though this would be a
necessity not a want or wish list. I really would like to see the growth
of ubuntu but
Guys, I've got to agree here. I've clean installed xubuntu hardy over
gutsy on a laptop which has used every ubuntu variation since
warty...and cannot get the resolution to work right. Auto config rarely
works on this laptop (via graphics) but I've always been able to get it
to work by tweaking
I agree with this bug.
I was a bit surprised when I found just one line in my Section Device, that's
Identifier Configured Video Device
Then I guess x.org has changed some behavior. Although the graphic card is
working, I want to known how x.org manager to 'guess' my driver and options.
I
I couldn't change the resolution from 640x480 in hardy (Intel 845 PC).I
had to copy the xorg.conf file from gusty installation to change the
resolution.
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Autoconfiguration doesn't work for me either. I had to use my gutsy
xorg.conf to make it work.
Please, fix this bug.
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For me to, it's a bad surprise :(
I thing some Ubuntu peoples don't understand well some important thing about
free software again :/
Awaiting bug(stupidity) correction...
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Am I wrong in thinking that dexconf should generate xorg.conf which
would use vesa and 800x600 resolution, which should always work, and be
a good starting point?
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xrandr doesn't make permanent changes to the configuration, iirc.
Just adding my voice, I had the issue where auto-configure wouldn't
detect my Intel 965, and in addition displayconfig-gtk wouldn't change
the driver either. I could only resolve the issue by installing xserver-
xorg from gutsy and
Am I right in thinking that xrandr has replaced dpkg-reconfigure as a way
to manually configure graphics devices in text-mode?
Nathan
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some way of manualy configuring your hardware and preferably both from
term and gui must remain , there is some hardware ( one of my monitors
for instance) that does not report itself via edid and therefore is
never configured correctly , I freely admit this is due to cheap non
compliant hardware
I have a situation here, where it seems that the X autoconfiguration
works fine, but my monitor refuses to show any output with the refresh
rates chosen, thus even when autoconfiguration works, there is a need
for text-based tools to reconfigure. Since I have no output from X i
cannot login and
Just an additional update:
I have now tried remote logging in with a vnc viewer and running
displayconfig-gtk, but have been unable to actually change my
displaysettings this way. This pretty much makes hardy unusable on my
setup, as i have no idea how to get a xserver display on my screen. So
I was actually in a situation where I couldn't start X, and didn't have
internet access. I must concur that there should be a relatively easy to
use console tool to configure X in case the autodetection fails. I don't
have the patience to write an xorg.conf!
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i'm also going to have to agree with komputes on this topic. on this
machine, my display is never detected properly; however, that was okay
in the past because fixing it was always one sudo dpkg-reconfigure ...
away. that's not the case now! fortunately, i was able to use
displayconfig-gtk to
I also agree that there needs to be some way to fix this when it doesn't
work. It is going to be impossible to make every piece of hardware work
flawlessly by the final release. In the rare occasion something goes
haywire, you can't expect a new user to edit config files by hand.
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I have to agree with komputes here. It is absolutely vital that there
are text-based tools to configure xorg.conf.
We are not looking forward to a Windows type philosophy being implemented
into Linux where the system knows best and when it doesn't, all you can do is
curse and pull out your
Bryce, you have to look at this from a support point of view.
1) xorg_info or xorg_driver is not included by default on the OS so I
cannot ask a user to run it remotely so that I can get the info of what
driver their machine is running. If they do not have an internet
connection and a working
A fix has not been released. A user with only shell access cannot
reconfigure the driver and resolutions without manually re-writing
xorg.conf.
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg
I understand the point of X trying to configure the video driver
automatically, but
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg
I understand the point of X trying to configure the video driver
automatically, but in case that it is done erroneously, the option to
run dpkg-reconfigure (to interactively set the video driver) has been
taken away.
X
Here is a c program that gets the driver out of the log.
** Attachment added: xorg_info.c
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12909491/xorg_info.c
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And here's a bash script, in case you don't like compiling C. This is
adapted from compiz-manager.
** Attachment added: xorg_driver
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12909565/xorg_driver
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You
displayconfig-gtk is a user interactive method for configuring
xorg.conf. Like dpkg-reconfigure it also often produces invalid
configurations. We recommend using the autoconfiguration approach, and
if that does not work for some reason, please report it as a bug. This
way we can roll out a true
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