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Neutrino72012-05-21 21:32:52
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Neutrino7, 2012-05-21 21:32:52

How to solve Ubuntu screen resolution issue on netbooks with Atom N2600?

Ran into a nasty bug(?). Ubuntu 12.04 cannot set the correct screen resolution in Lenovo S110 netbook with Atom N2600 processor, only 800x600 is available. Haven't tested on older versions. lspci output:
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Atom Processor D2xxx/N2xxx Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)
Maybe someone came across, because the stone is common, please tell me how to solve the problem. Thank you.

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alz, 2012-05-22
@alz

Have n't you tried it like this?

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Alexey Ostroverkhov, 2012-05-23
@sharptop

Here is a discussion of this issue -http://forum.ubuntu.ru/index.php?topic=186601.15

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KSenobait, 2014-01-29
@KSenobait

You can use ArrauList instead of an array.

ArrayList<String> strings = new ArrayList<String>();
        strings.add("a1");
        strings.add("a2");
        strings.add("a3");
        strings.add("a4");
        String s = strings.get(1);

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Fat Lorrie, 2014-01-29
@Free_ze

Explicitly: create a new array, copy with addition.
Implicitly: use container classes.

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Evgeny Fedorov, 2014-01-29
@JekFdrv

And what about an associative, multi-level array, store the old and new arrays in the array by id, and then parse it in a loop as you need.

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Qwerty Qwertyiovich, 2014-01-29
@Feirte

for(int i; ;i++) {
double *mas[i];
{

xDD

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