@Britt Yazel ...thanks very much for posting your xorg.conf file rewrite. I
have been searching for a solution for two days, I have the same ati radeon
sapphire graphics card as you, all I had to do was C&P your work into my own
xorg.conf file.
It works !
good job mate.
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I hadn't run the updates until this morning, and it was working fine until then.
Unfortunately I ran both general updates (which included an update to xorg) and
the fglrx drivers)
at the same time.
Well, more precisely, I tried to install the fglrx drivers (the post-release
version) and that fail
Ok, it does kinda seem like it was the amd graphics driver that did it,
even though ubuntu said it wasn't activated. It must have messed with the
configurations, which was enough to cause the problem.
And then installing it successfully didn't fix things, as it was the
configurations which are t
turns out, installing (or more likely un-installing) fglrx caused further
problems, by
breaking dependencies and removing libgl.
I ended up in fixing it (reverting to normal state) by following the
instructions posted here:
http://onubuntu.blogspot.com/2011/10/manually-removing-fglrx-from-
ubu
was able to solve the issue by adding a subsection to my xorg.conf file.
In the screen section I added "Virtual 3840 1080 ", which is the
combined total of both of my desktops.
This is my xorg.conf file:
Section "ServerLayout"
Identifier "aticonfig Layout"
Screen 0 "atic
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: New => Confirmed
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