I've upgraded to a new laptop and I don't have a way of testing it
anymore, sorry.
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Title:
Frequency not detected for external monitor using
It happens to me too on a freshly installed Oneiric (AMD64).
The problem manifests itself quite consistently when I open terminal,
but yesterday it happened a couple of times with Chrome too. I'm sure
sometimes it doesn't do it because I was able to select Keep in
launcher for the terminal. When
And terminal doesn't show up in the ALT-TAB selector either (see
attached screenshot).
It looks like the application doesn't exist for certain aspects of the
GUI: when it's like that, I can't even move the window by dragging the
title bar, I have to give focus to the main window by clicking on
The Aubergine package did the trick for me too, I use Maverick x86_64
and Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600.
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This affects me too (Karmic x86_64):
r...@brooke:~# blktool /dev/sda dma
HDIO_GET_DMA: Inappropriate ioctl for device
r...@brooke:~# hdparm /dev/sda
/dev/sda:
multcount = 16 (on)
IO_support= 1 (32-bit)
readonly = 0 (off)
readahead = 256 (on)
geometry = 36481/255/63,
@p4man: thanks for the clarification. I'd love to help, but I'm not sure
how. As I said above I ran SeaTools for Windows' Long Generic Test and
it didn't report any problems (you can find the log file in my previous
post) while palimpsest reports 466 bad sectors (see attached
screenshot). I don't
@p4man: thanks for the clarification. I'd love to help, but I'm not sure
how. As I said above I ran SeaTools for Windows' Long Generic Test and
it didn't report any problems (you can find the log file in my previous
post) while palimpsest reports 466 bad sectors (see attached
screenshot). I don't
Still present in Karmic final too. Is it still a bug when you're so used
to it that it feels like this is the way it's supposed to work? ;-)
Seriously, would this qualify as a papercut?
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Same here on my fresh Karmic installation (x86_64), using a Seagate
Barracuda ST31500341AS. I also tried the 32 bit version of Karmic and
got the the same results.
I ran SeaTools for Windows' Long Generic test' to confirm that the drive
was OK and it passed the test (see attached log file) so I
@Leonardo: I think yours is a different problem. As I said above, I
tried connecting a different monitor (Samsung SyncMaster 226BW) with the
same results, therefore the problem must lie somewhere else (probably
the nvidia driver).
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I re-installed the system, so now I have a fresh installation of Ubuntu
9.04.
There's been a small improvement but it doesn't work properly yet, now
the following (mostly useless) resolutions are detected:
- 320x240
- 400x300
- 512x384
- 576x432
- 640x480
- 680x384
- 800x600
- 1024x768
-
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I tried connecting the laptop to a different monitor (Samsung SyncMaster
226BW), nothing changed, so I guess it doesn't depend on the VGA/monitor
combination (not that I really believed that the monitor had anything to
do with it, not I'm sure it doesn't).
I removed brand and model of the monitor
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nvidia-settings
I recently upgraded to a 20'' ASUS VW202SR LCD but I haven't been able
to configure the optimal resolution (1680x1050) for use with my laptop
(a Toshiba Satellite A100 317). I had successfully configured my old
monitor (a 19'' Dell LCD)
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: nvidia-settings
I recently upgraded to a 20'' ASUS VW202SR LCD but I haven't been able
to configure the optimal resolution (1680x1050) for use with my laptop
(a Toshiba Satellite A100 317). I had successfully configured my old
monitor (a
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: nvidia-settings
I recently upgraded to a 20'' ASUS VW202SR LCD but I haven't been able
to configure the optimal resolution (1680x1050) for use with my laptop
(a Toshiba Satellite A100 317). I had successfully configured my old
monitor (a
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