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Ok, here's the output from the lsmod and modprobe:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Desktop/19resolution$
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Desktop/19resolution$ lsmod | grep nvidia
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Desktop/19resolution$ sudo modprobe nvidia
FATAL: Error running install command for nvidia
[EMAIL
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I purged and reinstalled nvidia-glx-new as directed, and now the
resolution is correct again. Thanks for all the help! Sorry it took so
long for me to get back to this.
Now that I re-read your directions, I think I was supposed to type
sudo apt-get install linux-generic nvidia-glx
- or -
Of interest from your log file is:
(==) Using config file: /etc/X11/xorg.conf.failsafe
The vesa driver then gets loaded which is why you are only seeing low
resolution. I triaged a bug report a little while ago from someone who
had the same problem as you (bug 244798), and their problem was
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1. Output of lspci -nn | grep VGA
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2. Output of sudo ddcprobe
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I rebooted into -19 to try to reproduce the problem, without the added
complication of an external monitor. I again got the ubuntu is running
at low resolution dialog (or something like that). Ubuntu came up in
800x600. Then I reread your comment, deleted my xorg.conf and rebooted
into -19
4. Output of dpkg -l linux-restricted-*
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3. Output of xrandr
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With no xorg.conf, X will try to use the 2D NV driver. To use the NVIDIA
driver, you need to create a bare xorg.conf. To do this, do the
following in a terminal:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
...then open the newly created xorg.conf in your favourite text editor,
eg:
sudo nano
With no xorg.conf, X will try to use the 2D NV driver. To use the NVIDIA
driver, you need to create a bare xorg.conf. To do this, do the
following in a terminal:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
...then open the newly created xorg.conf in your favourite text editor,
eg:
sudo nano
Yes, the system did not get the low resolution error when I ran without
an xorg.conf file. It only got the error when I booted into -19 with my
old xorg.conf file that was working in -18.
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Ok, I followed your directions for generating a new xorg.conf, and put
the Driver nvidia line in there. On reboot I got the low resolution
dialog again, so I recreated the various debug files. The nvidia driver
is still MIA from the Hardware Drivers window in -19. I created new
versions of the
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Bonus attachment: this is the current xorg.conf file in my etc/X11 dir.
I'm not sure if it got modified during bootup or not; previously when I
got the 'low resolution' dialog and ended up with 800x600 (like this
time), the xorg.conf was modified. It SEEMS to be the same as when I
generated it
Also maybe of note: I rebooted into -18 using the same xorg.conf. I
got full resolution, the nvidia splash screen, etc. The nvidia driver
has reappeared on the Hardware Drivers dialog under the
System-Administration menu.
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