Hi Rajko, You know what, I think I solved the mistery, or at least figured out, what happens it's that I was using the configure desktop option, but instead I should have used sax2 instead to change the resolution, the ati config software keeps poping up a window saying that either there is not driver installed or is not working properly, so I can't use that piece of software at the moment to configure settings, but seems to be working with sax2, I haven't tried the max resolution I can get out of my monitor, but for now, I was able to go to a higher resolution.
Again thanks for all of your help Cheers! Jose Rajko M. wrote: > On Friday 16 November 2007 07:43:58 am Jose wrote: > >> Sucess!! >> >> I endup disabling xgl, but then I went into the software management, and >> checked what version of fglrx was active according to Suse, it was >> pointning to the new driver, without uninstalling I selected the lower >> version and that led to suse wanting to install the proper version of >> the driver again, I went with it, and after that I opened the xlgfr gui >> management interface and I selected enable compiz and enable >> compiz-fusion, rebooted and now I have compiz fully functional, only >> flaw I detected it's that if I raise my resolution above 1024x764 that >> disabled 3d and good bye compiz with that, is this a known bug?, or is >> supposed to work with any resolution allowed by the driver? >> > > https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=338790 > is the only one that has ATI graphic adapter and compiz in name. > > The resolution problem can be bug, there was one thread about low resolution > on monitor that can give much higher. The problem was how monitor was > presented to SaX2. The size was 15" and graphic driver used 800x600 which is > native resolution for that size. > > Looking in your xorg.conf from previous posts, it seems that you have more > luck: > DisplaySize 305 230 > is also 15". > > If you monitor is 17" that can be corrected in YaST > Hardware > Graphic Card > and Monitor. > When window opens press button Change in the same line with monitor name. > It will open second window where you can select tab Display Size, and correct > monitor size. > > From your Xorg.0.log is obvious: > 1- ATI driver can't read EDID information from monitor and set it up > automatically, > 2- your card has 2 VGA connectors and monitor is currently connected to > second. > > That should not make difference, but in some cases it can: > 1- graphic card has no connected pins that are used to read EDID information > from second VGA connector (hardware error) > 2- driver is programmed to read first VGA connector, but not second (software > error) > > I already wrote about this in one of previous emails. > > What I did with older monitors is to check display size, horizontal and > vertical frequencies (third tab Sync Frequencies), with monitor manual or > manufacturer web page. > > >> Domo arigato Rajko >> > > Doitashi mashite. > > (Thanks to Google, Japanese is not my native language :-) ) > ... > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
