Originally Posted by fantab Thanks dino99 for the clarification. However, I don't have Kernel 3.8.0-13.23 in my Synaptic but the Meta-Package 3.8.0.13.27 including linux-generic (complete) 3.8.0.13.27. 3.8.0-13.23 hasn't finished building for all architectures yet, and it won't hit the main repos and show up in synatptic until it does. 3.8.0.13.27 is a meta package. It's not an actual kernel. Forget about that. It has a slightly different numbering scheme to the actual kernel to allow upgrades to be pulled in on a dist upgrade.
Reverting to 3.8.0-12 I get my correct display. 1366 x 768. The max I can get with 3.8.0-13 is 1024 x 768.This is an acer aspire 1410. Anyone else get this? Before I raise a bug.
Not a Canonical employee just a volunteer _____ Remove old kernels (Ensure you do the dry run first in step 6 )
If your graphic is related to nvidia, then that bug is about a broken link installation: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s...0/+bug/1157120
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Cheers Dino but not nvidia. Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)
I can confirm this behaviour with my laptop with onboard Intel graphics. Resolution defaults on boot to 1024x768 in both in GDM and desktop. Only happened after updating to Kernel 3.8.0-13. If I revert to older kernel, the problem disappears.
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Solved for me now this morning with update to 3.8.0-13.
Ditto. 3.8.0-13.27 to be precise.
Originally Posted by macstevejb Ditto. 3.8.0-13.27 to be precise. No, that is the version number of a simple meta package, not the kernel.
Originally Posted by macstevejb Ditto. 3.8.0-13.27 to be precise. As Harry says above. It's > linux-image-3.8.0-13-generic: Installed: 3.8.0-13.23 Candidate: 3.8.0-13.23
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