I have Ubuntu 7.10 on my system. If I set the screen resolution to 1680x1050, the screen "virtually" starts beyond the border of my real screen. That means, parts of the picture are missing and I can't see about 10% of the left and right screen. The height is so far okay. My monitor reports that 1680x1050 is the current solution. If I shift the picture to the right with the monitor's OSD menu, I see the left part but the picture is then splitted by about two thirds. This behaviour only appears if I connect my monitor on the VGA connector (which I must do actually). If I connect it via DVI, the problem disappears (but isn't solved for me). I have to set my screen resolution to 1400x1050 to see the whole screen. After some hacking the xorg.conf file, my monitor now reports me 1680x1050 but everything has more width then normal. For example, if I watch a photo of my old 4:3 monitor, it looks like the width:height radio would be 1:0,63 instead of 1:0,75. Please see the picture at the URL specified above. Because this all did not happen in my old openSUSE 10.2 installation, I guess this is an error in the X server, whereby it's hard for me to say in which component the error is inside. So please forgive me if I made a wrong guess. I have uploaded my current xorg.conf file: http://temp.mkcs.at/linux/xorg.conf.hacked The xorg.conf file that the Ubuntu installation generated can be found here: http://temp.mkcs.at/linux/xorg.conf.ubuntu The xorg.conf file of my old openSUSE 10.2 is retrievable here: http://temp.mkcs.at/linux/xorg.conf.suse About my X Server version I am not absolutely sure, but http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/x11/ states 7.2.5 so I guess that's okay.
xserver 1.3 edid bug. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 12834 ***
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