Description of problem: After first installation, when gnome opened (1024 x 768 75Hz, millions of colours) the screen was stretched too far horizontally to the right, and the monitor's controls could not shrink it enough. I changed the resolution to 800 x 600, which worked fine, then back up to 1024 x 768, and it now works fine. This has not happened on any previous release of Fedora. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Unknown - only installed once Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Hi Matt, This looks like it may be a problem with X. I'm going to reassign to that component.
We need the following information from you before we can investigate the issue: Attach your X server log and config file to the report as individual uncompressed file attachments. Also attach the output of: lsmod lspci -vvn uname -a Once you've attached this information, we'll review it and try to diagnose the problem. Thanks in advance.
Created attachment 113704 [details] Xorg config file
Created attachment 113705 [details] Xorg log file
Created attachment 113706 [details] Output of /sbin/lsmod
Created attachment 113707 [details] Output of /sbin/lspci -vvn
Created attachment 113708 [details] Output of uname -a
Please note, latest AGP driver installed and causing conflicts with Mesa libs. Usually incorrect display on initial boot (Automatic login to Gnome), but a logout/login always corrects the display.
I've reviewed the attached files, and no obvious problems are aparent. Since this report was initially filed however, several xorg-x11, kernel and other updates have been released for Fedora Core which may potentially resolve the issue. Please ensure you are updated to the latest packages, and update the report to indicate whether the problem persists or not afterward. Be sure to reboot the system into the latest FC4 kernel release as well. One slight point of confusion, is that the system contains a Radeon IGP graphics, but is using an SMP kernel. Is this system an SMP motherboard with onboard IGP graphics? If the problem still exists on a fully updated FC4 system, try disabling DRI by commenting out the line: Load "dri" in the xorg.conf, and indicating if that has any effect on the problem. Another option you can try, is to disable 2D acceleration with Option "noaccel" in the device section. A final test, is to try the "vesa" driver to see if it works, keeping in mind that a reduction in performance will be observed. Please update the report to reflect the results of any testing you've completed, and we'll try to diagnose things further. Thanks in advance.
Closing bug due to lack of information, and lack of feedback/response. If the issue is still present/relevent, please respond to the above engineering queries and reopen and we will re-review the issue. Setting status to "CANTFIX" (lack of response)