Black screen after create a new resolution
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I buyed a new monitor ultrawide. Because 2560x1080 isn't in the defaults ubuntu size screen I tried to create it with xrand but when I apply the new created resolution the screen is became black and show the message "no signal".
My graphic card is an AMD radeon hd 6670.
My ubuntu version is 18.04.1
18.04 display-resolution amd-graphics monitor
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I buyed a new monitor ultrawide. Because 2560x1080 isn't in the defaults ubuntu size screen I tried to create it with xrand but when I apply the new created resolution the screen is became black and show the message "no signal".
My graphic card is an AMD radeon hd 6670.
My ubuntu version is 18.04.1
18.04 display-resolution amd-graphics monitor
asked Dec 5 at 1:43
David Soto
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I buyed a new monitor ultrawide. Because 2560x1080 isn't in the defaults ubuntu size screen I tried to create it with xrand but when I apply the new created resolution the screen is became black and show the message "no signal".
My graphic card is an AMD radeon hd 6670.
My ubuntu version is 18.04.1
18.04 display-resolution amd-graphics monitor
asked Dec 5 at 1:43
David Soto
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I buyed a new monitor ultrawide. Because 2560x1080 isn't in the defaults ubuntu size screen I tried to create it with xrand but when I apply the new created resolution the screen is became black and show the message "no signal".
My graphic card is an AMD radeon hd 6670.
My ubuntu version is 18.04.1
18.04 display-resolution amd-graphics monitor
18.04 display-resolution amd-graphics monitor
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