I have a samsung TFT which Ubuntu has failed to recognized. Now It has a native maximum supported resolution of 1920 x 1080
I have instaled Ati drivers also ( I have a Radeon HD 5770)
All I need to do is somehow force the monitor to 1920x1080
Can someone tell me how
I googled but all I came up was to setup monitor resolutions from System > Preferences > monitors
or
writting Xorg.conf.
If someone knows a sure-shot way to do it, that will be really helpful
thanks
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Posted 05 August 2010 - 04:23 PM
You could try the OpenSUSE Linux LiveCD. I heard that distribution has good support for hardware. It recognized a couple things Ubuntu didn't detect for me, but maybe I was just lucky. Wouldn't be too much effort to pop the cd in and try if you don't get any other replies.
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Posted 12 August 2010 - 11:41 AM
Are u sure ur GFX card supports HD ????
1080 X 1920 is High def and if your monitor is HD how can u force it to do any thing its a fixed resolution.....
Basically if your display card supports 1080 X 1920 It should be compatbl with your monitor... Does not matter if it recognized your monitor or no.....
1080 X 1920 is High def and if your monitor is HD how can u force it to do any thing its a fixed resolution.....
Basically if your display card supports 1080 X 1920 It should be compatbl with your monitor... Does not matter if it recognized your monitor or no.....
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