Yep, I found Ubuntu 3.8.0-7-generic in one of my old backups. Too bad
Ubuntu doesn't maintain a repository of kernels from previous daily
builds. And actually, I'm surprised that they don't. Oh well. Guess
I'll either wait until this bug is fixed before a clean install of the
final release or
Regarding Ubuntu 13.04: I just noticed that I am NOT restricted to a
resolution of 1024x768 when using a kernel from an earlier daily build.
Rather, mirroring works properly again in Ubuntu 13.04 with the Linux
3.8.0-7-generic kernel.
Mirroring may also work with kernels that are more recent
Regarding Ubuntu 13.04: In addition to working properly with the Ubuntu
3.8.0-7-generic kernel, mirroring also works properly in Ubuntu 13.04
with the mainline 3.8.0 kernel. However, at least for me, mirroring
does NOT work properly in Ubuntu 13.04 with the mainline 3.8.1 kernel or
with the
QUESTION: I know where to find earlier mainline kernels. But are
earlier versions of the Ubuntu kernels available for download? If so,
from where? I'd like to test mirroring with the Ubuntu 3.8.0-8 and
3.8.0-9 kernels.
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Thanks Till. I tested a few more mainline kernels, including 3.8.3,
3.8.4, 3.8.5, 3.8.6, and 3.8.8. Unfortunately, mirroring also doesn't
work properly with any of those tested mainline kernels. So at present,
at least for me, the only relatively recent kernels that properly
support mirroring
Till, I'd be happy to provide the info that you're requesting. But
being a Linux neophyte, I'm not quite sure how/where to find it. What
command should I use to create, and/or where do I find, such a listing?
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Adding one more comment:
I notice that the importance if the original report was been changed
from High to Wishlist after triage.
Just to reiterate, the ability to mirror the display across two monitors
using a resolution equal to that of the lower resolution of the two
monitors was a feature
Regarding Ubuntu 13.04: I have a similar problem with an AMD Radeon HD
6670 card connected to two monitors. One monitor (connected via DVI) has
resolution 1440x900 (16:10) and the other monitor (connected via HDMI)
has resolution 1360x768 (16:9).
In my case, when using the mirror displays option
Hans,
Nvidia customer support told me that they don't support Xen dom0. So my
solution to this bug was to replace my Nvidia GeForce card with an AMD
Radeon card. Here's some info that I posted elsewhere:
Yep, it's a shame that Nvidia doesn't support Xen dom0 for most of their
cards.
I
I have tested the nvidia-current 304.43-0ubuntu2 driver with 12.10
beta 1.
As with 12.04, video from my Nvdia card is flawless when booting
directly into the standard kernel. However, when attempting run Ubuntu
12.10 as dom0 in Xen using the nvidia-current 304.43-0ubuntu2 driver,
my screen
Public bug reported:
I have an NVidia GT 610 graphics card with the nvidia-current
295.40-0ubuntu1.1 driver installed.Video is flawless when booting
directly into the standard kernel. However, when attempting run Ubuntu
12.04 as dom0 in Xen using the 295.40 driver, my screen invariably
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Xorg freeze with NVidia GT 610 graphics card under Xen
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