"Fourthly, I cannot confirm now, but as I recall, when I had this intel 945 card on a non EDID compatible monitor, even if I manually configured Xorg.conf with a "Monitor" section, specifying decent refresh rates, this would be ignored, and I would still be limited to low resolution. I'll confirm that as soon as possible. And if this is the case, then the issue is with the driver ignoring the Monitor section, even if EDID information is not available."
Obviously, what you had encountered, if confirmed, is not this bug. This bug's workaround, as stated in the OP, is specifying monitor properties in xorg.conf. Please open another bug report for your case.
@SM,
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Could this be of any help?
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http:// newyork. ubuntuforums. org/showpost. php?p=8091551& postcount= 1208
Please RTFM thank you
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No. Was it of any help to you?
"Fourthly, I cannot confirm now, but as I recall, when I had this intel 945 card on a non EDID compatible monitor, even if I manually configured Xorg.conf with a "Monitor" section, specifying decent refresh rates, this would be ignored, and I would still be limited to low resolution. I'll confirm that as soon as possible. And if this is the case, then the issue is with the driver ignoring the Monitor section, even if EDID information is not available."
Obviously, what you had encountered, if confirmed, is not this bug. This bug's workaround, as stated in the OP, is specifying monitor properties in xorg.conf. Please open another bug report for your case.