** Description changed:
Binary package hint: xorg
Connecting a 720p tv to laptop using xrandr (and only having output on
tv, no virtual size) can result in split view on tv (see picture)
EDIT: This only happens when the connector is "HDMI-1" instead of "TMDS-1"
(wich works fine)
I don't know why, or how to change it, but reboots seems to sometimes change
it (not only x restart)
I disabled HDMI-1 in xorg.conf, hoping that would force TMDS-1, but it
didn't. As you can see from the xrandr --verbose logs, in the non
working one it doesn't look like the monitor is connected at all (if I
change xorg.conf back to original, it will show that HDMI-1 is
connected). I've also added a log when the monitor is connected
correctly.
I've also added:
Section "Monitor"
Identifier "TMDS-1"
Option "Enable" "true"
EndSection
Still TMDS-1 doesn't show up in xrandr after restarting x
+ It may seem that this only occurs when booting with hdmi cable connected
+
(As described in bug #279097, this issue results in a black monitor when
connecting to a 22" monitor via DVI. )
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Screen gets split (or dark) when connector is "HDMI-1" (intel, Intrepid, hdmi)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/279100
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