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    Upgrade made screen too small

    I upgraded from 7.04 to 7.10 (kubuntu). And after upgrade the screen is way too small. After hunting around I found following in the Xorg.0.log

    (II) RADEON(0): setting screen physical size to 48x228

    My computer is Compaq N800c and display driver is ATI Mobility Radeon 7500.

    Any help really needed.

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    Re: Upgrade made screen too small

    I was doing a clean install of 7.10 and had the same problem. I put the DVD in and started it normally and tried to find someway to fix it but failed.

    I restarted and tried starting Kubuntu in graphics safe mode and it shrunk the desktop to a good size.

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      Re: Upgrade made screen too small

      After some testing I find some interesting results.

      If I boot to '(restricted)' kernel and give roots password I get to commandline. There typing startx will start the x nicely to roots account. But it can't be used by other unfortunately.

      Also I boot normally and login as root on virtualconsole I get a commandline. Then I disable the xorg.conf by adding wrong parameter. Next I restart X with ctrl+alt+backspace it fails. Then back to virtualconsole and fix the xorg.conf and startx again gives me same result as above.

      I'm confused .

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