Alternative debugging of resolution in Ubuntu

Let's talk about the alternative debugging of the Resolution in Ubuntu today. My video card is tnt232m and the display is philips0000t. In Ubuntu9.10, the video card driver can be automatically recognized, but once the resolution is adjusted to 1024*768, after the computer is restarted, it cannot enter the desktop, black screen, even in "/etc/X11/xorg. in the conf file, the vertical resolution is also set. At that time, I re-installed Ubuntu9.10 system three times to solve this problem. they are all the same. Many people asked

Let's talk about the alternative debugging of the Resolution in Ubuntu today. My video card is tnt2 32 m and the display is philips 107 t. In Ubuntu 9.10, the graphics card driver can be automatically recognized, but once the resolution is adjusted to 1024*768, after the computer is restarted, it cannot enter the desktop, black screen, even in "/etc/X11/xorg. in the conf file, the vertical resolution and so on are set. At that time, I re-installed the Ubuntu 9.10 system three times to solve this problem. they are all the same.

I asked a lot of people where I must have called it, or I was dizzy if I didn't install the video card driver. At last, Huang Tianyan lost his mind. I found a method on a website. I forgot the specific website, that is, I first went to puppy (a small linux system, which can be downloaded on puppy.cnbits.com, for more information, see "/etc/X11/xorg. in the conf file, copy the content in Ubuntu "/etc/X11/xorg. in conf, paste the copied content in puppy and save it. Restart the computer, and then tune down the update rate.

Note that this method is not omnipotent and may not be used.