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I use Natty before, and it is detect my TV. When I click to the display tool, it is said I need to use the nvidia-settings. And it is works well. I use disper to change the X between my screen and my TV.

But in Oneiric display tool doesn't said I need to use the nv-settings. I think it is want to manage it. But in that situation the display tool doesn't detect my TV. And because it is manage my displays, disper doesn't detect too.

Any solution?

(Sorry for my english, I hope you can understand it.)

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Please see: askubuntu.com/questions/18641/… – Jorge Castro Jul 26 '11 at 12:29

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Have you tried installing the nvidia driver in Oneiric? Also remember that Oneiric is currently in alpha 2 so it will still be buggy. I'd recommend staying on Natty until Oneirc is finished.

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Oneiric is still being developed. It is still at the Aplha 2 stage of development. It has yet to get to Alpha 3, then Beta 1 and Beta 2 before it becomes Ubuntu 11.10. Perhaps you are expecting too much from a product under development. Unless you want to do testing of Oneiric you should not use it. You should stay with 11.04 as that works for you.

It is my understanding that a lot of work is being put into open source video drivers and this what Oneiric is using on your system (I think). These drivers are not yet fully developed.

Regards

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