I confirm Intrepid uses the native 1400*1050 LCD resolution on my Dell
Inspiron 500m portable with Intel 855GM Integrated Graphics, Pentium M
1.5GHz.That one is fixed as far as this machine is concerned.
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There is no -i810 driver anymore in Intrepid, and -intel should replace
it in every respect in 8.04. Closing the bug.
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Yes. The RC uses the new intel driver, which doesn't need
915resolution. The i810 driver does still require it.
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Excellent news: ubuntu-7.10-rc-desktop-i386 uses the native 1400*1050
LCD resolution on my Dell Inspiron 500m (Intel 855GM Integrated
Graphics, Pentium M 1.5GHz), where gutsy-desktop-i386 Tribe 5 would use
1280*1024. Good job!
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Tested Gutsy Tribe 5 from gutsy-desktop-i386.iso on a Dell Inspiron 500m
portable with optional 1400*1050 LCD; has Intel 855GM Integrated
Graphics, Pentium M 1.5GHz.
CD boot (default) selects 1280*1024, poor display. Native resolution not
proposed in Screen Resolution; 1024x768 is usable but
François, there's some kind of deadlock right now about the right way to
find the right resolution on intel graphics:
* i810 is the default, older driver but needs 915resolution (not installed by
default) in order to get the right resolution
* new intel driver gets the right values without
Aaron - please submit a new bug report with information regarding your
system and Xorg setup before you installed 915resolution. Files needed
are - /etc/X11/xorg.conf , /var/log/Xorg.0.log and the full output of
'sudo lspci -vvnn'. Thanks in advance.
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I can confirm that the fix works in my case. When I installed Gutsy
Tribe 4 on the same notebook as I mentioned in my initial bugreport
here, Ubuntu chose the correct resolution - 1280 by 800 pixels - by
default.
However, when I install Tribe 4 on my desktop PC, which has a Dell
2007WFP 20 inch
@Sander: this bug relates to Intel chips only, so it does not apply to
the issue you are experiencing on your desktop PC.
Therefore, filing a new bug is the right thing to do (unless it is been
already reported, indeed).
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@Brian:
Thanks for the quick replies. Is is sufficient for me to uninstall
915resolution and give you those files, or do I need to reinstall
Tribe 5 from scratch?
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Uninstalling and having dpkg reconfigure your xserver should be
sufficient.
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Please see Bug #135181
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I still have to install 915resolution to get the correct resolution with
Gutsy Tribe 5. Isn't this meant to be Fix Released?
Am I meant to be changing conf files?
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Yes, I'll mark this as fixed, since 1.9.94 is now in Feisty universe.
Gutsy will have it by default! (replacing -i810)
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I can confirm that 1.9.93-1ubuntu1 release works fine without the
915resolution patch, on the laptop Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Pro V3205.
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Just installed xserver-xorg-video-intel on Feisty, changed my xorg.conf
i810 with intel, disabled 915resolution and rebooted.
The resolution was fine but I got some trouble login into gnome session,
as if there was something broken that brought me back to the login
screen after some video probes.
The 2.0rc3 driver (http://users.tkk.fi/~tjaalton/dpkg/xserver-xorg-
video-intel_1.9.93-1ubuntu1_i386.deb) works fine on my Thinkpad X60
tablet, and it is able to drive an external monitor at 1680 x 1050.
However, it does not rotate. When I run xrandr, the screen flashes and
is back at the same
The 2.0rc3 driver (http://users.tkk.fi/~tjaalton/dpkg/xserver-xorg-
video-intel_1.9.93-1ubuntu1_i386.deb) works fine on my Thinkpad X60
tablet, and it is able to drive an external monitor at 1680 x 1050.
However, it does not rotate. When I run xrandr, the screen flashes and
is back at the same
the new xorg upload should fix the dependancy-issues. Hopefully the
black screen problems are gone when the final version is released. Rc2
didn't have those issues when I tested (rc3 does on my machine).
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I (by mistake) uploaded quite the same issue, you can see it with log files
here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/102147
Have you got some kind of connection with the intel driver coders? I think they
also want to contribute with the releases of large distributions.
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AFAIK the new driver ignores 915resolution completely.. so it's a bit
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Please test 2.0rc3:
http://users.tkk.fi/~tjaalton/dpkg/xserver-xorg-video-
intel_1.9.93-1ubuntu1_i386.deb
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Okay, installed it and am using it... It does fix the 1280x800
problem, I get that resolution even if 915resolution is not installed.
However sometimes when I log out and log on again, I get a black
screen (never got that before). I have to kill xorg (ctrl-alt-delete)
to get it back.
I had to
Timo,
This sounds like the problem I have. The resolution is fine for me, but if
I don't first run 915resolution, I get a black screen. The screen is black
on cold boot until I run 915resolution. Then it is fine, even if I reboot.
So it looks like that table does not get changed on a reboot.
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definately for feisty+1, and maybe we can replace the current
-modesetting-driver with it for feisty... the problem is that the
version is 1.9.91 (rc1) and I'm having problems with it. We'll see.
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uh, let me clarify that last comment: the -intel driver is still at
beta, and besides that it needs tricks to build against xorg-server-1.2.
And it only does 1280x800 on my tests, and the fonts in the login screen
are tiny..
So, if a better version is released soon, then maybe we could replace
This is in link with the bug I entered recently named:
Boot of Desktop 6.10 (Edgy Eft) installer hangs on i845 -- bug #90558
I have a KVM, but I know the resolutions that my monitor support. I have
had that for a while and it has been working with that computer under
older Linux systems.
With
Okay, I got the output requested. I think it will be somewhat useless.
For one thing, the xresprobe returned exactly NOTHING. Again, I have a
KVM so checking the monitor certainly does not work.
** Attachment added: Output of commands required in bug #90558
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Hello.
I have linked the feature to the wiki page. I think this is a big
problem, and I would like this to be resolved in Feisty, if it's
possible.
Please tell me what we can done, to start working on this!
Regards
Pochu
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I found one at https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/wide-
screen-resolution Please help me work on that and we'll try to get it
included in feisty.
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Thanks for your information, I'd be happy to help. However, how do we
edit that specification and what more do we need to do in order for this
problem to get the developers attention? If I visit the edit page it
says I don't have permission. My Jabber ID is [EMAIL PROTECTED],
please add me so that
I couldn't edit the spec either, but I did create a wiki entry at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BetterWidescreenDetection and asked the original
creator of the wide-screen-resolution spec to link the two. I think
he's the only one that can make that change.
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That definitely sounds reasonable to me. I had this problem on my Dell
Inspiron B130. There is probably a feature specification about this.
Could you please check at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+specs
Thanks
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