Hi Andreas,
Sorry, I may have assumed that you knew what I was talking about. Here
are instructions for doing what I proposed in my last comment:
1) Press Alt-F2 and run the following command (without quotes):
"gksu gedit /etc/modules"
2) The editor will open. Add the following line to the bottom (without quotes):
"sisfb"
3) Press Alt-F2 and run the following command (without quotes):
"gksu gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf"
4) In Section "Device" make sure there is a line specifying the sis driver:
Driver "sis"
If you need to know where to place the line in step 4, look at my previous
comment.
I've ignored all lines starting with a "#" symbol as these are lines ignored by
the system, also known as comments.
I hope this helps you.
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