To everyone:
I found that the linux drivers for the Intel Sandy Bridge chipset
were in bad shape a year ago and it took a year's work to fix this
problem. Unfortunately Intel has the fix for the Linux v3.1 kernel
and I am only using v2.6.32-37 right now in Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS.
Intel Linux Open
website reader wrote:
This is a brain-storming request.
I just purchased an Asus P8H61-M rev B3 motherboard which uses the
Intel H61 chipset. I attached an Acer G205HV lcd monitor which says
that it is capable of running 1600x900 vga dvi-d (I am still trying to
figure out what vga dvi-d
On Sun, 29 Jan 2012 09:19:44 -0500
website reader website.read...@gmail.com dijo:
Intel Linux Open Source developers say that the code now works great,
so do I have to attempt to pull linux v3.1 into Ubuntu 10.04 ?? I
really don't want to go to the new Unity desktop since looking at
animated
This is a brain-storming request.
I just purchased an Asus P8H61-M rev B3 motherboard which uses the
Intel H61 chipset. I attached an Acer G205HV lcd monitor which says
that it is capable of running 1600x900 vga dvi-d (I am still trying to
figure out what vga dvi-d means) I am SOLELY using the
On Sun, 29 Jan 2012 00:30:32 -0500
website reader website.read...@gmail.com dijo:
This is a brain-storming request.
I just purchased an Asus P8H61-M rev B3 motherboard which uses the
Intel H61 chipset. I attached an Acer G205HV lcd monitor which says
that it is capable of running 1600x900 vga
WAG: Adjust refresh rate to 60Hz. If 640x480 works at BIOS startup
then it should work later if the refresh isn't too high (or, I
suppose, too low, but that isn't usually the problem) for the LCD.
NealS
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