On Fri, Nov 09, 2007 at 01:09:36PM -0500, Larry Kilmer wrote: > I downloaded the ubuntu loader and has the same problem, the screen is > split. When I used the dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg command either > from the standard alt-ctl-f1 which appears to be a bourne shell or > running sudo and the dpkg command from the shell, the command was > rejected as 'not found' from the shell and 'invalid arguments' from > the sudo <cmd> implementation. sudo will work only if properly configured which is not done by default on Debian. I think the simplest way would be to login as root (from the console) and try again. Also from your explanation it seems to me that you rather have a monitor configuration issue. Make sure you choose the right sync values for your monitor. >> PS: When replying, please use reply-to-all, so that your mail reaches >> a wider audience and you are more likely to get a solution. Even better would be to reply to the list only as most of us are subscribed and don't like to get two copies of the same mail > Sorry, my use of the Internet has always been for point to point > communications. I'm not very literate in these areas of the net. > Hard to believe I've been doing embedded system for over thirty years > and am still limited in my scope, this was an attempt to move forward. > I have used Unix, Ultrix, and Linux but always from one of the shell > scripts, mostly csh. Probably shows my age. As long as you provide enough details we will be able to help. If the dpkg-reconfigure doesn't work please provide output of lspci -v | grep VGA Regards, Andrei -- If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough. (Albert Einstein)
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