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my old 15" crt monitor died (yeah, nothing fancy around here ) , friend gave me working, larger screen, compaq p1220 freebie me out. however, can't resolution more 960 x 600. there can install fix this?

in advance.

regards,
rob

you tried obvious rebooting system monitor plugged in might trick.

other edit /etc/x11/xorg.conf. make sure make first. misconfiguring file render system without graphics , you'll need know way around command line replace backup. or you'll need use livecd replace backup.

google search "xorg resolution ubuntu" might lead in right direction.

should edit file resolution monitor can handle. if post current xorg.conf myself or else may able further.


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