Hi, all!
Im using Kubuntu hardy and im having strange problem. My xorg.conf file doesnt
look like it should, coz i have no SubSection Display or Modes. Let me
paste it here:
Section InputDevice
Identifier Generic Keyboard
Driver kbd
Option XkbRules
About 10 lines down in the defective xorg.conf file
# You should use dexconf or another such tool for creating a real xorg.conf
# For example:
# sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
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Happened to me when upgrading to hardy
The fix I used (which I haven't had to do in years, like before
graphical logins ) is to reorganise the Modes in Section screen #
of the xorg.conf so that the mode you want to use by default is the
first in the list. eg :
original xorg.conf file using
Happened to me when upgrading to hardy
The fix I used (which I haven't had to do in years, like before
graphical logins ) is to reorganise the Modes in Section screen #
of the xorg.conf so that the mode you want to use by default is the
first in the list. eg :
original xorg.conf file using
Thanks Mitch Clark .. You Rock..
I too have the same issue after updating my Ubuntu 8.04. But this
command line helped me to restore it..
sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
Thanks again buddy.. My doubt is where did you get this command? Or
from whom?
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** Tags added: login window
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Thanks buddies, running this command from terminal fixed my issue as
well. One thing I noticed, as edam posted earlier, I had to reactivate
restricted drivers for NVIDIA. Also I noticed that sometimes my
computers boots up while loading the OS, and my keyboard changed from
the default layout.
Running sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg in terminal fixed
this issue for me
This worked for me also. Thanks! :o) Although I had to re-enable
restricted drivers afterwards.
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Running sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg in terminal fixed this
issue for me
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@Big_Rog, I'm suffereing from the exact same problem you're describing.
I have the same Failsafe sections in xorg.conf and the login screen
resolution is larger than will fit on the screen.
Would you mind elabourating on how you fixed the issue? What do you mean
exactly when you say you replaced
since April the 8. this bug is back in Hardy.
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Section Screen
Identifier Default Screen
Device Failsafe Device
Monitor Failsafe Monitor
Defaultdepth 24
SubSection Display
Depth 24
Virtual 1792 1344
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totally crap resolution on two computers.
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Indeed, replacing the Failsafe sections has restored my login screen!
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I just looked over my xorg.conf and saw something strange:
Section Device
Identifier Failsafe Device
Boardname vesa
Busid PCI:2:0:0
Driver nvidia
Screen 0
EndSection
Section Monitor
Identifier Failsafe Monitor
same issue on amd64 with Gutsy 7.10.
I tried the plain login screen solution - no help,
I inspected my xorg.conf, but it seems correct,
I treid the aticonfig but this crashed even if aticonfig --help worked (I filed
a bug report).
Anyone else with an idea?
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I reinstalled Ubuntu again and made sure that the resolution is the best one in
the live CD session..
I ended up with a well configured screen in the installed session..
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for me the problem was indeed the xorg.conf file. I'm running ubuntu
through VMware on windows XP. in terminal I typed the following:
sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
I entered the password and then I scrolled down in xorg.conf until I
found the resolution that I didn't like: 1920 x 1440. I
Yeah, I have the same problem but I am running 7.10beta (I can't change
the milestone for this bug unfortunately) This happened after I updated
my nvidia-glx-new driver a couple of days ago. Any ideas?
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
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you should rather open a new bug rather than reopened a bug closed for
months without even attaching the requested informations, closing again
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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I too faced the same problem recently (when I was switching back and
forth between kdm and gdm)
I restored by login window fonts by the following method.
- the login window themes for kubuntu was in /usr/share/apps/kdm/themes/kubuntu/
- the heart of the theme was kubuntu.xml
- sudo vi
I have try Rajib Ghosh's method,but it doesn't work on my system.
I found a new way to work out the problem.
Using aticonfig command.
Example:
aticonfig --resolution=0,1024x768
You can using aticonfig --help to get more information.
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Found a workaround!
I am facing the same problem. /etc/x11/xorg.conf has only 1 res specified
(1024x768), yet the GDM login screen appears at 1280x1024 since that was the
res. I initially configured Ubuntu with (ubuntu 6.06 LTS).
Used gdmsetup (or System-Administration-Login Window) to switch
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