Here is the problem:
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I have (2) Dell 2001FP LCD's connected to the external video ports of a Thinkpad advanced dock. One to the VGA port and one to the DVI port.
The signal from the LCD connected to the dock's VGA port...is shifted over to the left (and off the screen) by 300-400 pixels or so.
Normally...a Dell 2001FP will auto-adjust itself based on the signal that comes in via the VGA cable...but in this case, the screen is so far off to the left...the LCD's horizontal adjustment is already to the max...so I cant shift it over anymore.
So, how do I shift he screen back to the right?
Here are the setup details:
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0. clean install of Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) w/open source Radeon driver
1. Thinkpad T60 w/ ATI Mobility X1400
2. A pair of Dell 2001FP lcd panels
3. Thinkpad advanced dock
Normally, I would offer an xorg.conf file...but to be honest, I didnt touch it to get this setup working....*amazingly* in Jaunty, all I had to do was go into the GUI "Display" tool in the menu...and tell it I had (2) 1600x1200 screens, and to turn off my internal laptop screen....and it worked, except for the VGA screen being shifted over to the left.
Other details worth noting:
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1. happens in 32 bit and 64 bit
2. when **ONLY** the VGA screen is connected (not just on, but connected) works properly
3. I cant use ATI's proprietary fglrx driver because the only versions of fglrx that work on my Thinkpad's X1400....dont work on Jaunty's xorg 1.6
Any ideas?
thanks,
/mario
[SOLVED] Dual screen - Advanced Dock - Ubuntu 9.04 - Radeon
[SOLVED] Dual screen - Advanced Dock - Ubuntu 9.04 - Radeon
Last edited by marvlush on Sat Jun 06, 2009 1:05 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Dual screen - Advanced Dock - Ubuntu 9.04 - Radeon driver
Once you've made the changes, (and I know this may sound very obvious, but...) did you log out and log back in. Sometimes, for whatever reason, this clears up some display errors I've had with multi-monitors.
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Re: Dual screen - Advanced Dock - Ubuntu 9.04 - Radeon driver
yup, tried log out/in, reboot, 32/64 bit os.
interestingly, only happens in 1600x1200. if i go down to 1280x1024...seems to work fine
interestingly, only happens in 1600x1200. if i go down to 1280x1024...seems to work fine
Re: [SOLVED] Dual screen - Advanced Dock - Ubuntu 9.04 - Radeon
finally fixed this problem after weeks of scratching my head.
go into monitor menu (the one on the VGA port), do "factory reset", and voila!
all sync'd up correctly, dual 1600x1200 LCDs, from Thinkpad advanced dock, X1400 mobility on Radeon open source driver.
cheers,
/m
go into monitor menu (the one on the VGA port), do "factory reset", and voila!
all sync'd up correctly, dual 1600x1200 LCDs, from Thinkpad advanced dock, X1400 mobility on Radeon open source driver.
cheers,
/m
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