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Submitted by dennish on December 11, 2006 - 12:43pm

The pundit-r has an ATI 9100 IGP video card "built in".

Using MythDora 3.0 I chose "legacy ATI" during setup and
copied ATI.xorg.conf from the misc configurations to
/etc/X11/xorg.conf

I find that when I alter tv appearnce settings using MythTV
that the screen goes blank, and I must reboot to get the
display back. APC (the shutdown switch) does not appear to work, so I may have more work to do.

To set width and offset, do I edit driver settings in xorg.conf, or is there a GUI to adjust the screen positioning?

Suggestions?

Thanks,
-Dennis

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I use the same thing and

Submitted by d00dtv on December 11, 2006 - 12:56pm.

I use the same thing and found out that after creating these custom legacy ATI drivers that there is a bug in the fglrx module that makes the screen looked zoomed if using accelerated video. So your gonna have to do what I did and thats either stop using the accelerated video in fglrx or use another driver like vesa in xorg.conf and see which one you like better. I find that the fglrx driver without acceleration works with lower CPU usage better than vesa but using vesa the picture seems to fill the screen a little better. To disable accelerated video open up xorg.conf and change this line to read yes.

Option "no_accel" "no"

"Please ignore the man behind the curtain"
Dennis

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"Please ignore the man behind the curtain"
Dennis

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