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I have already installed the driver with my old monitor (an lg flatron with max 1680x1050)and it always worked fine. With this new monitor (lg w2243s with a res of 1920x1080) it seems that every bin package from nvidia don't recognize the monitor.after installing i find a res of 640x480 and i get stucked, i tried to force it by editing the xorg.conf file.but nothing changes. How can i get the max res with nvidia bin package?it's driving me nuts (=/) thank you for your help. Thank you for your answer yes i've tried to change almost everything.and i still have 640x480. I have 3 ports, VGA - DVI - HDMI, the first time i tried with the normal VGA, since the monitor has been shipped with it's own vga-cable, then i've tried the DVI with an adapter from nvidia, but still no solution to both. I've also heard that could be related to the impossibility of recognizing the EDID.but i don't know how to get the EDID and to edit the files to make it good. (sorry for my writing i'm not english lol).
On the LG 22 class (21.5 measured diagonally) LCD Widescreen Monitor. Find pictures, reviews, and technical specifications for this LG W2243S-PF.
Quote: Yeah, the old VBE interface was great back in the early days of plug-n-play monitors (back when those were a thing and your system BIOS and video BIOS were integrally connected), but support for it has gotten REAL sketchy over the years - after all, it requires a real-mode interface, and nobody's had a real one of those since DOS. Your best bet is to get the i2c interface working - I'm not sure about your software or hardware configuration, but there are modules available in the kernel for it (it's possible all you have to do is modprobe i2c-dev).