try removing this:
Option "EnableMonitor" "lvds"
Option "AddARGBGLXVisuals" "On"
and insert
Option "DPMS"
in the monitor section (notebook should always have dpms included into the monitors).
the lvds thing is not needed (i think) for running it on a notebook monitor and the other option used to break my xorg.
i'm not familiar with gnome since i don't like it at all and the 7.04 has both xorg7.3 and xorg-server 1.4 and maybe also the 2.6.23 kernel, but i also don't know much of it since i personally hate ubuntu too.
these options should fix the issue, but if it doesn't then i'm afraid that i cannot be of use for you. on my notebook work like a charm, but i have an older igp series board and not a quite new one.
you just need to downgrade xorg and xorg-server too 7,2 and 1,3 and ati drivers should work well. they should also work with 7,3 and 1,4 as state the release notes but i haven't personally tested it yet. as for the time of compilation, i hope that you've installed ccache with at least 2gb of cache, otherwise you'd be very sloooooow on upgrading/downgrading stuff. and on base packages as xorg or kdebase i also use the buildpkg feature of portage so that i can reinstall quickly the older packages if something doesn't work.
Option "EnableMonitor" "lvds"
Option "AddARGBGLXVisuals" "On"
and insert
Option "DPMS"
in the monitor section (notebook should always have dpms included into the monitors).
the lvds thing is not needed (i think) for running it on a notebook monitor and the other option used to break my xorg.
i'm not familiar with gnome since i don't like it at all and the 7.04 has both xorg7.3 and xorg-server 1.4 and maybe also the 2.6.23 kernel, but i also don't know much of it since i personally hate ubuntu too.
these options should fix the issue, but if it doesn't then i'm afraid that i cannot be of use for you. on my notebook work like a charm, but i have an older igp series board and not a quite new one.
I'll wait for official portage ati-drivers ebuild to update everything x again (ati-drivers blocking xserver and all) - I have been having an issue with transparent Eterms causing a few slowdowns which the changes to xorg.conf seem to have fixed, thanks! I rather expected a few things to act weird as I tend to use the unstable packages a lot, but getting everything top-notch again gives me something to do.
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