On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 03:09:13PM -0000, Xan wrote:
> Collin,
You don't need to use my name to get my attention in bug reports, but if
you do please spell it correctly; it's quite short and easy to spell.
;-)
> This happens too in 9.04 with alternate install and amd64 cd.
While it was a bug at the time this report was originally filed, I don't
think this is a bug in modern environments. Nowadays, X is generally
expected to be able to autodetect things with an empty xorg.conf, and if
it doesn't then it counts as a bug in X rather than in the installer.
On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 03:09:13PM -0000, Xan wrote:
> Collin,
You don't need to use my name to get my attention in bug reports, but if
you do please spell it correctly; it's quite short and easy to spell.
;-)
> This happens too in 9.04 with alternate install and amd64 cd.
While it was a bug at the time this report was originally filed, I don't
think this is a bug in modern environments. Nowadays, X is generally
expected to be able to autodetect things with an empty xorg.conf, and if
it doesn't then it counts as a bug in X rather than in the installer.
https:/ /help.ubuntu. com/community/ DebuggingXAutoc onfiguration and the
various links under that may help.