[SOLVED] in Fedora 11 square screen have not adjust square of monitor.
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in Fedora 11 square screen have not adjust square of monitor.
Good day!
in Fedora 8 all OK!
in Fedora 11 square screen have not adjust square of monitor.
What parameters I must use in "xorg.config" or "aticonfig --initial"?
driver ati-driver-installer-9-11-x86.x86_64.html
videoadapter radeon hd 2400 PRO, monitor SONY CPD-E530.
kernel 2.6.?-99
I think you misunderstood my question. What I asked you to do was to post copies of your F8 and F12 xorg.conf files so we could see if there were any differences. I suspect that the problem is in your Subsection "Display" settings, but, without seeing them, it's hard to know. (Remember to use code tags around any posted text to preserve the formatting.)
You might want to run the command Xorg -configure, and post the xorg.conf.new file that will be generated (in your current working directory, not/etc/X11/ unless you've cd'ed there - which I suggest that you do not do.)
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That means, of course, that only the definition of screen0 will be used, and your other definitions ignored. Since you mode definitions are incorrect in that definition, you should not be too supprised that you have problems.
FYI, a file extension is meaningless in almost all Linux distributions. Vis:
I notice that one of your xorg.conf files was generated by livna-config-dispaly whilst the other was made by system-config-display. Perhaps one does a better job then the other.
Well, why not do a yum erase livna-config-display? (The livna-config-display program is usually installed when you install a display driver from the rpm-fusion repositories.) You can always re-install it if you find that you need it.
NOTE: Since livna-config-display is a "dependency" of the display device drivers installed from the rpm-fusion repositories, erasing it with yum may force you to also erase the driver(s) you loaded from those repositories. Since the ATI driver is a part of the standard X-server distribution, removing ATI drivers loaded from rpm-fusion should not be a problem for you. Just make sure you run the system-config-display program before you reboot after you erase the livna-config-display package. Or you could just change the Driver "fglrx" line to read Driver "ati" before you reboot.
Last edited by PTrenholme; 01-29-2010 at 03:34 PM.
Reason: Added note.
good day!
yum erase livna-config-display.
removed livna-config-display ...catalyst...kmod....akmod e.t.
run ati driver(9.12) from ati.amd.com
X -configure
not exist section monitor
add section monitor from old xorg.conf
add string Monitot in section Screen
this is new xorg.conf
"
#Xorg configuration created by livna-config-display !!!!!!!!!????????
OK, try the other X-org driver for ATI: change the Driver "ati" to Driver "radeon". Look at man radeon to see if our card is one of the supported ones, and to see the list of option you can set.
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