I used LiveCD. I've discovered the reason for X. I dowloaded DVD and installed using text install. At first boot situation was terrible, but... I changed "vesa" driver to "sis" in xorg.conf and it became ~~ OK (though too slow). This means, SIS cannot be detected automatically, though it is rather old chipset with built-in video.
But the same problem is with Boot splash screen: it shifted to the right and down. Screen is 1024*768 LCD using DVI interface, so no tuning is possible. The problem is in Boot splash + X, and it is not in that the virtual screen size bigger than real. -- Incorrect huge resolution on SiS 651 DVI and d-Sub https://launchpad.net/bugs/82234 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
