Screen Rotation Startup

[ed chapman]

Computer asus g74sx
NVDIA Device
NV-Controll Version 1.28
Serrver Version 1.11.3
Driver Version 304.60

kubuntu 12.04

after the Latest update x tool taken 21 OCT 2012

Display final intialized rotated 90 degrees to the right.
From system menu, selected no rotation does not work..
manually doing a xrandr -o left works to correct the problem, and can be changed from the system display menu from then on until the next logout of x display and log back in. returns 90 to the right, and will cannot be corrected from the system display menu until the manual xrandr -o left if made manual, then the system display menu works in any direction.

Problem showed itself after the last update taken 21 OCT 2012..

it works fine after the xrandr -o left command or xrandr --output LVDS-0 --rotate normal
either works fine. And from then on, it is possible to rotate from the System Display menu.

Prior to that, changing the rotation factor in the System Display has not effect, it simply reverst back after the apply.

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[Launchpad Janitor (janitor)]

Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.