@Martin-Eric
>Do you mean 2.8.0-7ubuntu2 as available in my PPA?
Yes. Do you think you can find what is causing the monitor flicker at login that Jordan and I are encountering?
@Jordan
>Attach your X log
Done.
>Xorg -configure works
This did not work for me, since I edited xorg.conf directly.
Re: scrambled image
>That is kernel based breakage
Bug Number?
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The following worked for me so I will post it as a current workarround:
Instructions:
1) Install Hardy
2) Add souces above to /etc/apt/sources.list
3) sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-amd=2.7.7.8-0ubuntu1
4) Edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf by adding " Driver "amd" " to the Device Section
5) Reboot and the login screen is at maximum resolution
Now is there a possibility to automate detection so that the user won't have to modify xorg.conf?
@Martin-Eric
>Do you mean 2.8.0-7ubuntu2 as available in my PPA?
Yes. Do you think you can find what is causing the monitor flicker at login that Jordan and I are encountering?
@Jordan
>Attach your X log
Done.
>Xorg -configure works
This did not work for me, since I edited xorg.conf directly.
Re: scrambled image
>That is kernel based breakage
Bug Number?
--
The following worked for me so I will post it as a current workarround:
Package Tested: xorg-video- amd 2.7.7.8-0ubuntu1
xserver-
Source: ppa.launchpad. net/q-funk/ ubuntu hardy main ppa.launchpad. net/q-funk/ ubuntu hardy main
deb http://
deb-src http://
Instructions: sources. list xorg-video- amd=2.7. 7.8-0ubuntu1
1) Install Hardy
2) Add souces above to /etc/apt/
3) sudo apt-get install xserver-
4) Edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf by adding " Driver "amd" " to the Device Section
5) Reboot and the login screen is at maximum resolution
Now is there a possibility to automate detection so that the user won't have to modify xorg.conf?