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Why did Ubuntu 16.04 stop detecting external display's higher resolution? Or: What is the modeline for Samsung B1390n?
Problem with the Primary DisplayWhy is xrandr reporting a resolution just above the maximum (native) resolution?Ubuntu 13.04 HDMI resolution and display options incorrectexternal monitor can't display max resolutionVGA-connected display won't go beyond 1360x768Ubuntu 16.04 external monitors black screen “Could not set the configuration for CRTC”Taking screenshot of higher resolution than actual display resolution
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Problem
1366x768 disappeared from the resolution options for my external display. My display supports 1366x768 and the option used to be there. Now, the highest I can set it to is 1024x768.
So, how can I get my external display with 1366x768?
How this is different from other questions already asked
The difference is that it used to work correctly!
I've been using 1366x768 on the external display on Ubuntu for a long time. However, after disconnecting it & reconnecting it while Ubuntu was working, it stopped giving me the 1366x768 option.
Why other randr
solutions weren't sufficient
I've tried the solution of
cvt
andxrandr
. However,cvt
only gives me 1368x768, not 1366x768 & text is blurry.I also tried to look for modelines online. The best I could find is this one. However, there was a blank column on the right of the screen (and it's a hack, using another monitor's modeline).
I tried to look in my Xorg logs to see if the modeline exists from old boots. However, the logs seem to be stopping at 2016 and I'm not sure I was using this display back then.
I did try a modeline in the 2016 log but the result was strange patterns.
Ways you could help me
If you know why the option disappeared although it used to be there and/or how to get it back to work automatically.
If you know the modeline for Samsung B1390N, resolution 1366x768.
If you know how to get
cvt
(or something else) to calculate modeline for 1366x768.If you know how to get recent Xorg logs, or any logs that log the modelines. Reminder: My Ubuntu used to offer and work with 1366x768 for this external display.
If you know how to get the modeline Ubuntu needs from Windows 10. I might be able to connect this display to a Windows 10 machine of someone I know.
Any other solutions are appreciated, of course! :-)
System info
OS: Ubuntu 16.04
Display: Samsung B1390N
Laptop: Dell Inspiron n5110.
16.04 xorg multiple-monitors display display-resolution
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Problem
1366x768 disappeared from the resolution options for my external display. My display supports 1366x768 and the option used to be there. Now, the highest I can set it to is 1024x768.
So, how can I get my external display with 1366x768?
How this is different from other questions already asked
The difference is that it used to work correctly!
I've been using 1366x768 on the external display on Ubuntu for a long time. However, after disconnecting it & reconnecting it while Ubuntu was working, it stopped giving me the 1366x768 option.
Why other randr
solutions weren't sufficient
I've tried the solution of
cvt
andxrandr
. However,cvt
only gives me 1368x768, not 1366x768 & text is blurry.I also tried to look for modelines online. The best I could find is this one. However, there was a blank column on the right of the screen (and it's a hack, using another monitor's modeline).
I tried to look in my Xorg logs to see if the modeline exists from old boots. However, the logs seem to be stopping at 2016 and I'm not sure I was using this display back then.
I did try a modeline in the 2016 log but the result was strange patterns.
Ways you could help me
If you know why the option disappeared although it used to be there and/or how to get it back to work automatically.
If you know the modeline for Samsung B1390N, resolution 1366x768.
If you know how to get
cvt
(or something else) to calculate modeline for 1366x768.If you know how to get recent Xorg logs, or any logs that log the modelines. Reminder: My Ubuntu used to offer and work with 1366x768 for this external display.
If you know how to get the modeline Ubuntu needs from Windows 10. I might be able to connect this display to a Windows 10 machine of someone I know.
Any other solutions are appreciated, of course! :-)
System info
OS: Ubuntu 16.04
Display: Samsung B1390N
Laptop: Dell Inspiron n5110.
16.04 xorg multiple-monitors display display-resolution
2
Can you check with another cable, just in case one of the wires in the cable got broken.
– crip659
Sep 28 at 13:49
There's something I didn't mention: This used to happen but restarting solved it. That's why I'm doubtful the problem is with the VGA cable. Unfortunately, I currently don't have a spare one, but if I get one I'll probably get back with the results here.
– Hossam El-Deen
Sep 29 at 10:07
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Problem
1366x768 disappeared from the resolution options for my external display. My display supports 1366x768 and the option used to be there. Now, the highest I can set it to is 1024x768.
So, how can I get my external display with 1366x768?
How this is different from other questions already asked
The difference is that it used to work correctly!
I've been using 1366x768 on the external display on Ubuntu for a long time. However, after disconnecting it & reconnecting it while Ubuntu was working, it stopped giving me the 1366x768 option.
Why other randr
solutions weren't sufficient
I've tried the solution of
cvt
andxrandr
. However,cvt
only gives me 1368x768, not 1366x768 & text is blurry.I also tried to look for modelines online. The best I could find is this one. However, there was a blank column on the right of the screen (and it's a hack, using another monitor's modeline).
I tried to look in my Xorg logs to see if the modeline exists from old boots. However, the logs seem to be stopping at 2016 and I'm not sure I was using this display back then.
I did try a modeline in the 2016 log but the result was strange patterns.
Ways you could help me
If you know why the option disappeared although it used to be there and/or how to get it back to work automatically.
If you know the modeline for Samsung B1390N, resolution 1366x768.
If you know how to get
cvt
(or something else) to calculate modeline for 1366x768.If you know how to get recent Xorg logs, or any logs that log the modelines. Reminder: My Ubuntu used to offer and work with 1366x768 for this external display.
If you know how to get the modeline Ubuntu needs from Windows 10. I might be able to connect this display to a Windows 10 machine of someone I know.
Any other solutions are appreciated, of course! :-)
System info
OS: Ubuntu 16.04
Display: Samsung B1390N
Laptop: Dell Inspiron n5110.
16.04 xorg multiple-monitors display display-resolution
Problem
1366x768 disappeared from the resolution options for my external display. My display supports 1366x768 and the option used to be there. Now, the highest I can set it to is 1024x768.
So, how can I get my external display with 1366x768?
How this is different from other questions already asked
The difference is that it used to work correctly!
I've been using 1366x768 on the external display on Ubuntu for a long time. However, after disconnecting it & reconnecting it while Ubuntu was working, it stopped giving me the 1366x768 option.
Why other randr
solutions weren't sufficient
I've tried the solution of
cvt
andxrandr
. However,cvt
only gives me 1368x768, not 1366x768 & text is blurry.I also tried to look for modelines online. The best I could find is this one. However, there was a blank column on the right of the screen (and it's a hack, using another monitor's modeline).
I tried to look in my Xorg logs to see if the modeline exists from old boots. However, the logs seem to be stopping at 2016 and I'm not sure I was using this display back then.
I did try a modeline in the 2016 log but the result was strange patterns.
Ways you could help me
If you know why the option disappeared although it used to be there and/or how to get it back to work automatically.
If you know the modeline for Samsung B1390N, resolution 1366x768.
If you know how to get
cvt
(or something else) to calculate modeline for 1366x768.If you know how to get recent Xorg logs, or any logs that log the modelines. Reminder: My Ubuntu used to offer and work with 1366x768 for this external display.
If you know how to get the modeline Ubuntu needs from Windows 10. I might be able to connect this display to a Windows 10 machine of someone I know.
Any other solutions are appreciated, of course! :-)
System info
OS: Ubuntu 16.04
Display: Samsung B1390N
Laptop: Dell Inspiron n5110.
16.04 xorg multiple-monitors display display-resolution
16.04 xorg multiple-monitors display display-resolution
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Can you check with another cable, just in case one of the wires in the cable got broken.
– crip659
Sep 28 at 13:49
There's something I didn't mention: This used to happen but restarting solved it. That's why I'm doubtful the problem is with the VGA cable. Unfortunately, I currently don't have a spare one, but if I get one I'll probably get back with the results here.
– Hossam El-Deen
Sep 29 at 10:07
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Can you check with another cable, just in case one of the wires in the cable got broken.
– crip659
Sep 28 at 13:49
There's something I didn't mention: This used to happen but restarting solved it. That's why I'm doubtful the problem is with the VGA cable. Unfortunately, I currently don't have a spare one, but if I get one I'll probably get back with the results here.
– Hossam El-Deen
Sep 29 at 10:07
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Can you check with another cable, just in case one of the wires in the cable got broken.
– crip659
Sep 28 at 13:49
Can you check with another cable, just in case one of the wires in the cable got broken.
– crip659
Sep 28 at 13:49
There's something I didn't mention: This used to happen but restarting solved it. That's why I'm doubtful the problem is with the VGA cable. Unfortunately, I currently don't have a spare one, but if I get one I'll probably get back with the results here.
– Hossam El-Deen
Sep 29 at 10:07
There's something I didn't mention: This used to happen but restarting solved it. That's why I'm doubtful the problem is with the VGA cable. Unfortunately, I currently don't have a spare one, but if I get one I'll probably get back with the results here.
– Hossam El-Deen
Sep 29 at 10:07
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Can you check with another cable, just in case one of the wires in the cable got broken.
– crip659
Sep 28 at 13:49
There's something I didn't mention: This used to happen but restarting solved it. That's why I'm doubtful the problem is with the VGA cable. Unfortunately, I currently don't have a spare one, but if I get one I'll probably get back with the results here.
– Hossam El-Deen
Sep 29 at 10:07