Because it is older, the kernel you would install following the post above would not be the default one in the bootloader, i.e., you will need to select the older kernel from the bootloader's menu. If the older kernel gives you the correct resolution, we will then see how to make it the default one.
Something I forgot to write, when you install a kernel, the other installed
kernels are not removed. You always to keep a kernel you are sure you can
boot.
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