Type inxi -xG in the terminal. This will show the details of your graphics card and chipset. When you post something related to hardware it is helpful to attach the full details of your system h/w. So please append the output of the command 'sudo dmidecode'. I think this is a common problem with rare h/w... -- Try adding "pci=nommconf" to /boot/grub/menu.lst and restart the computer. -- If this is not working try reinstalling, by adding "acpi=off noapic" as kernel parameter. -- Resolution and other xserver related configs are in /etc/X11/ xorg.conf. -- Try adding the line - modes "1024x768" "800x600" at the screen section to the above file. Hope this will solve the problem... Reply on Apply....! Check if something wrong. Regards to all.
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