Hi, I have Uknown monitor under System->Preferences->Display, also when I chose System->Administration->Display it shows nothing to me (no window will open).
How can I fix this problem? (Fedora 12)
Hi,
I'm using ubuntu 11.10 (64 bit) on a Dell Latitude E5410.
Since yesterday my main display is blacked out. My External display however does function correctly.
Rebooting the system, disconnecting the external display and changing the preferences in the display preferences doesn't change anything.
What can I do next?
Kind regards Bram
So, I am running fedora on a IBM Thinkpad T42 with a busted display and I cant seem to get Fedora to let me log in or anything because it will not use the external display, is there any way to modify the setting to force it to use the external display within a Windows environment?
I tried to boot from a Fedora 12 installation DVD. My machine configuration is:
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-965P-DS4
Display Card: X300 PCI-E 128MB
After the "Welcome to Fedora 12!" screen, I then click on either:
Install or upgrade an existing system
[or]
Install system with basic video driver
I'm having some issues connecting an external monitor to my laptop using the vga cable. If I plug the cable in while the system is running, the system grinds to a near halt. If I attempt to use Preferences>Display to detect the additional display, the app locks up and I am forced to close it manually.
This brief tutorial will show you how to display Places menu on Ubuntu Unity panel and make this menu indicator starts at log-in.
First download the indicator:
download indicator-places
It’s .tar.gz or .zip file. Extract and go into new created folder, and click to run indicator-places.py
To start this indicator at login, launch Startup Applications from the dash home.
Hello!
I've been fighting now 2 days already with the ATI driver & Dual Display.
ATI Driver (RPMFusion) works fine with 1 display. I have 2 x 27" identical displays and
when using Multi-Display to get one big desktop. 2nd display is just with white
screen and I cannot move anything from display one to there.
2 problems here that maybe an Xrandr / multi-head guru can answer.
1. When the laptop boots, it puts the monitor on the left and the laptop on the right. They are physically the other way around - and the display setting [gnome system settings] obviously only applies once logged in. Is there a way to influence the default display positioning without creating an Xorg configuration file?
1a.
lsattr is a command line program for listing the attributes on a Linux second extended file system (ext2). It is also a command to display attributes of devices on an AIX operating system. It displays the following attributes:
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