To unggnu: I don't have faulty hardware, I just would like to see my
screen settings as usual. And the GUI interfaces don't allow me to
change drivers. I don't want to have to re-write my xorg.conf in whole
just because the X server hides all the details.
BTW, this is not an Ubuntu bug, as it
In most cases there is only one driver per graphic card so you don't have to
change it in xorg.conf. Both exceptions Nvidia and FGLRX have a setup for the
change. How do you know if your hardware sends wrong or no information? And X
doesn't hide it. Most information should be available in
At least in my setting I don't have any usefull information for thre screen
resolution in xorg.conf. All information has gone and I really would like to
know where this info is stored now. Or do you expect everybody to build their
own xorg.conf when problems occur? Please, at least give us a
The resolution isn't stored anymore. Xorg gets all the needed
information on start which sometimes doesn't work with faulty hardware.
To change resolution the Gnome screen resolution is used which is able
to save the requested resolution per user base.
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xorg;conf lost at hardy upgrade, screen
Faulty hardware? It all worked fine in Gutsy. In Hardy, ddcprobe has no
problem getting hardware information, but System/Preferences/Screen
resolution can't find it.
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xorg;conf lost at hardy upgrade,
I'm not sure if I understand your request.
When I upgraded, I could not set the screen resolution at all and the
xorg.conf file was absent.
I wanted to set it to 1024 x 768 at 85 Hz, which is what I had before
the upgrade. All I could see was 3 possible resoutions, all far higher
than I could
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. Could you include the following information please? Then
set the bug status to 'new' to signify that it is ready for triage /
review.
Resolution, rate, or other parameter expected
Resolutions, rates, or other
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Sourcepackagename: None = xorg
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xorg;conf lost at hardy upgrade, screen resolution cannot be set
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Some progress since then.
I created a new xorg.conf file and put some of the settings from previous file
in there.
I tired to use gcon-editor and saw that:
/gnome/screen/default/0
rate: This key has no schema
resolution This key has no schema
although the values are ok (75 and 1024x768)
The
I have now corrected quite a few things, even some bugs from the past
(#16472 login screen resolution)
My platform
AMD64
ATI Radeon 9200 graphics card
Real-Time kernel
ATI free driver.
I did the following:
read and tried to follow these how-to's to create a new xorg.conf file.
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