I used to have auto login in Mythbuntu 10.04. After reintroducing it, I foung
it as a workaround also to this black screen bug. So command:
sudo nano /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
and configure:
autologin-user=
autologin-user-timeout=0
user-session=mythbuntu
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Still the overscan is an issue. Also low resolution when using nv. There
is now a parallel report from Natty LiveCD: Bug #689000.
I just uploaded EDID information there.
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Again from Lucid Lynx installation: xorg.conf which gives correct
resolution. Still the "overscan" is an issue.
Furthermore, the nvidia-current driver gives only a blank screen, after
automatically logging in.
The issues:
– the default driver (in LiveCD etc.) nv (or was it Nouveau?) does not giv
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Inconsistent EDID information acquired using nvidia-settings and read-
edid. Using Lucid Lynx and nvidia driver 173.14.22. Nvidia graphics card
is GeForce 7200 GS based on Nvidia G72 technology.
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Title:
Correct resolution (1280x720) not available, screen goes over the edges of
the display
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
I suppose the issue is a "feature" of this display (26" LG 26LC2RA). The
gnome-display-properties names the display as Goldstar Company Ltd 42",
which is wrong. See Bug #489875 for further information.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Pa
The nvidia-current driver does not work properly on Lucid either (Nvidia
7200 GS and LG 26LC2RA via HDMi). So I have to keep on using 173-version
still.
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This happened also with Lucid Lynx and Nvidia 7200 GS card (the current
driver is today 185.18.36-0ubuntu9) . I have to use driver
173.14.22-0ubuntu11.
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This overscan issue has to be considered as a manufacturing defect by
LG. The LG display/TV was recently tested with my dealer by connecting a
HDMi output of a DVD player: the same overscan occured.
By the way, I have now used Lucid Lynx and an Nvidia card (driver
version 173 from Jockey) and the
There was the same cropping/overscan issue in Fujitsu Siemens Amilo
M1437 with up to date Karmic Koala 9.10 and the only resolution to be
chosed was 720x480.
But hey, I tested with Windows XP also and there the resolutions are
also really messed up.
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>From LG manual: Supported resolutions for HDMI 480p/576p/720p/1080i
(Note: the 1360 x 768 mentioned earlier was for 15 pin D-sub cable).
Changing the aspect ratio in TV between 4:3 and 16:9 does not bring the
whole picture. But I can allign the picture with the TV's tool (Manual
config. > H- and
Could the GMA 900 and the TV just be uncompatible?
>From page 35–36 in http://h20195.www2.hp.com/PDF/c00538152.pdf
Resolutions Supported (there was a note: "Other resolutions and refresh rates
may be selectable but are not recommended"):
640 x 480; 800 x 600; 1024 x 768; 1152 x 864; 1280 x768; 1
Important addition: the screen goes over the edges of display also
during BIOS startup splash screen.
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I'm using a TV as a display via DVI addon PCI-card (SDVO; Silicon Image
MAIA ADD2-R DUAL PAD x16 card; Model Sil1364 DVI ADD2-R) from DVI output
to HDMI input. The computer is HP Compaq dc7100 SFF with Intel 915G
Express chipset w
Excuse me, but where is the released fix? For Jaunty.
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