HI Guys I now have it sorted. Not sure how!! I removed my xorg.conf and put in one I had kept from my G mail account!!
I also tried the envy thing but it didn't seem to load the driver. Thanks for all your help Cheers Bob On 30 August 2010 18:57, Gustin Johnson <[email protected]> wrote: > Oh, I almost forgot, the output from lspci might be helpful: > > lspci |grep VGA > > On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 11:55 AM, Gustin Johnson <[email protected]> > wrote: > > On Mon, Aug 30, 2010 at 6:44 AM, Frank Smith <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi All > >> I keep changing my xorg.conf but it seems to be ignored! > >> > >> I'm stuck on 800 x 600 which in this monitor is unusable. > >> > >> I have an Nvidia G force 600 thing which used to work fine. > >> > >> I also tried to install the GLX drivers through synaptic this failed but > now > >> I cannot > >> un-install them I get an error code 2 from apt-get. > >> > > Can you post the exact command you are trying to run as well as the > > resulting output? > > > >> Here is my latest xorg.conf: > > > > Which version of 64Studio are you using? > > > > Newer versions of Xorg really do not use the xorg.conf file (the > > reality is slightly more complicated but 99% of the time we should not > > need to touch the xorg.conf file anymore). > > > > If you are using the latest version of 64Studio (the Beta one that is > > based on Ubuntu), xrandr (or one of the GUI front ends, like grandr or > > the Gnome display control panel applet) is the preferred method of > > setting the screen resolution and colour depth. > >> > >> Anyone any ideas as this is a real show stopper. > >> > > Can you post the results of the following: > > > > lsmod |grep nv > > glxinfo |head -n 50 > > xrandr -q > > >
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