/var/log/Xorg.failsafe.log
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upstart failsafe incorrect screen resolution when running with 2.6.31 kernerls
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/492270
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xorg.conf.failsafe; so you can double check I didn't make a mistake
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upstart failsafe incorrect screen resolution when running with 2.6.31 kernerls
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You
Hi,
Sorry been a bit busy.
Just tried Bryce's recommendation and it doesn't really work. I don't
end up with a mashed up display which is an improvement but fbdev gives
up with a 'mode initialisation failed' so I don't get the GUI just a
plain old text TTY waiting for me to log in (which is fine
and Xorg.0.log
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upstart failsafe incorrect screen resolution when running with 2.6.31 kernerls
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/492270
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Perfect! That reproduces (or probably should say unveils) the bug.
I'd had a go at breaking things but nothing quit so blunt as simply
over-writing xorg.conf with nonsense ;-)
Have done
sudo su
cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak
echo foobar >> /etc/X11/xorg.conf
I get the foll
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upstart failsafe incorrect screen resolution when running with 2.6.31 kernerls
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/492270
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Just thought that the Xorg.failsafe.logs might be more pertinent to this
issue that Xorg.0.logs.
find attached Xorg.failsafe.log and Xorg.failsale.log.old. These date
from when I was having problems seeing the "low resolution" warning.
'Xorg.failsafe.old' is a boot with a '2.6.28' where the resol
Hi,
Unfortunately the fixing of bug #491483 means that its going to be
difficult to reproduce. However I do suspect that the problem with
failsafe selecting the wrong resolution (with 2.6.31 kernels) on my
machine hasn't gone away. Its just hidden until the next time X /
upstart breaks.
Any sug
Hi Bryce,
having downgraded my Xorg as per post#19 of bug #491483 my system is
currently okay. Unfortunately I don't have time to update X and
reproduce it again until begining of next week. Hope that's okay.
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upstart failsafe incorrect screen resolution when running with 2.6.31 kernerls
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I'm thinking this is related to bug #491483.
No-one mentions messed up upstart displays but the "cure" seems to be to
roll back the X updates as set out in post#19 bug #491483.
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upstart failsafe incorrect screen resolution when running with 2.6.31 kernerls
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/49227
Sorry, last part should read "working system with 2.6.31-15"
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afte recent update which included xorg, xserver etc causes low-graphics mode
error at start
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Using a DELL laptop M1210 with an Intel chip set. Upstart gets the
wrong screen resolution for the "failsafe" mode which it uses to try and
tell me that Ubuntu is using low resolution mode. I'm left looking at a
mushed up display. Attempts to reach a console are in vain as all I can
get are blan
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