As El Diablo mentions, the hack above works to get X up and running. Unfortunately, you remain stuck in a 800x600 resolution. I found that using the intel driver works just as well (or just as badly) as the vesa driver. I'm running latest versions of everything:
As El Diablo mentions, the hack above works to get X up and running. Unfortunately, you remain stuck in a 800x600 resolution. I found that using the intel driver works just as well (or just as badly) as the vesa driver. I'm running latest versions of everything:
libc6-xen- 2.7-10ubuntu3 3.2.0-0ubuntu10 2.6.24- 18-xen- 2.6.24- 18.32 2.6.24- 19-xen- 2.6.24- 19.34 xen-2.6. 24.19.21 d-modules- xen-2.6. 24.19.21 modules- 2.6.24- 18-xen- 2.6.24- 18.26 modules- 2.6.24- 19-xen- 2.6.24- 19.28 2.6.24. 19.21 xen-3.2. 0-0ubuntu10 xen-desktop- 0.0.1-2ubuntu8 3.2.0-0ubuntu10 3.2.0-0ubuntu10 3.8-4ubuntu4 3.2.0-0ubuntu10
libxen3-
linux-image-
linux-image-
linux-image-
linux-restricte
linux-ubuntu-
linux-ubuntu-
linux-xen-
python-
ubuntu-
xen-docs-
xen-hypervisor-
xen-tools-
xen-utils-
xenman-0.6-5ubuntu1
As above, I'm using a GM965/GL960 integrated Intel card in a Vaio CR420D