(In reply to comment #22)
> I missed a 'not' there. The fonts do not look as nice as previously, but I am
> sure this can be worked out eventually.
>
Your LCD does not provide an edid, so there is no way to determine it's physical size and hence dpi. you might try adjusting the dpi with xrandr:
xrandr --fbmm <width in mm>x<height in mm>
Alternatively, you can add a DisplaySize line to the monitor section for your LVDS panel.
(In reply to comment #22)
> I missed a 'not' there. The fonts do not look as nice as previously, but I am
> sure this can be worked out eventually.
>
Your LCD does not provide an edid, so there is no way to determine it's physical size and hence dpi. you might try adjusting the dpi with xrandr:
xrandr --fbmm <width in mm>x<height in mm>
Alternatively, you can add a DisplaySize line to the monitor section for your LVDS panel.