My current xorg.conf is attached as a text file.
I've tried to take the file back to basics, so it pretty much only includes the advice you gave before.
I should add that the screen is still unusable with this current config, and still crashes as soon as gdm starts.
Many thanks in advance for your help.
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Hello again
I've reviewed your xorg.conf. I've change Driver option. It has to be "openchrome". I send it to you.
Please, tell me if it's ok. If not, I'll try to help you and in last option, when I'll get at home I'll take my Notebook (I don't know what is your hour. I'm in Spain).
xorg.conf I send you is changed in Windows (sorry) and I supose it'll have car returns.
Many thanks for that.
I'm working in SuSE now, so it will take me a few mins to reboot and test this.
BTW: I'm in the UK, so I'm only an hour behind you.
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It works!
I duplicated all the settings from your file into my xorg.conf
Thank you so much for helping me out with this.
I'm now typing from my shiny new Intrepid Ibex desktop, and incidentally, what is that on m wallpaper, it looks like a coffee stain in the shape of a screaming man?
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Perfect!!!!
I'm happy you get Intrepid Ibex running... Yes, really, it's a very, very strange image. It seems to me that a cup was spilt of him and he scanned directly the sheet. Or... perhaps... An animal roaring with horns (maybe)... I don't know. I have always preferred the realistic painting to the abstract one.
It is
I managed to do me to have a Refresh.
Here's my xorg.conf(killwin) modification.
It may be useful to you.
PZDR
Greetings good people!
I just wanna to tell that my biggest problem is not just chipset or graphic - it is laptop generally. I always used "openchrome" on 8.04. When I couldn't resolve problems on 8.10 I reinstalled 8.04 and when I tried to use "via" drivers, I have no picture on lcd, same as on 8.10.
So, if you wanna have Linux instead of Windows, think twice before you buy Fujitsu Siemens.
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