Hi all,I am using a script found on this forum to switch between two xorg.conf to enable/disable the tv-out, it work like a charm however the resolution isn't working and the error about the resolution appear on the left of the screen.
Hi im seeking support with creating a xorg.conf file. I am using an eee pc 701 laptop with an intel 910gml chipset.
What i want is to be outputting 640x480i @ 30Hz (15khz) so that the screen in my car can accept the video.
So far i have been unable to add the above resolution in xrandr using modelines that i generate in cvt or gtf.
Hi im seeking support with creating a xorg.conf file. I am using an eee pc 701 laptop with an intel 910gml chipset.
What i want is to be outputting 640x480i @ 30Hz (15khz) so that the screen in my car can accept the video.
So far i have been unable to add the above resolution in xrandr using modelines that i generate in cvt or gtf.
Hi at all!
I have a Futjitsu Siemens S7210 Laptopt (Hardware Details) with a Screen Resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, running
I just got my dual screen set up in ubuntu using an nvidia GeForce 8400 GS video card. The nice thing is that it worked as an extended desktop right away. But the resolutions available are wrong. They are not as high as the monitor can go (1440x900), and they are not the right aspect ratio either.
I didn't have any luck adding new modes with xrandr commands.
Note: I'm posting this here because the system in question is currently running Lubuntu (for shame!) but mods feel free to move the thread if you prefer.I'm currently trying to configure my xorg.conf to letterbox screen resolutions smaller than the native resolution of my display (1680x1050) so that I can play older games full screen without distortion.
Hello Everyone I"am New At linux and I Using Fedora 14,
I have SyncMaster 940BW So I want To Make The Resolution 1440x900 but the Max Resolution in Nvidia Settings Is 1280x1024 i Tried This Command To edit the Xorg "nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf" But On my xorg file this is the all on it,
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# RPM Fusion - nvidia-xorg
He there I posted earlier about a resolution issue on my laptop, while I'm tinkering with that, I've tossed 11.2 on a desktop I've got laying around.
I've got a different issue with this one, so I figured I'd start i new thread.
I guess I'm not a total beginner to Ubuntu, but when it comes to XORG I feel like I am.
I have two monitors, monitor 1 has a resolution of 1440x900, monitor 2 has a resolution of 1600x900.