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I have some issue with video calibration on ubuntu 9.04 and xbmc 9.04.1
i have made a video calibration with all line out of tv (panasonic pz85 full hd connected with hdmi on my ION 330) but after a restart the settings differ, upper line and right line is visible
are any other of your changes persistent when you reboot?
i have made some more check and the settings same to be saved correctly in guisettings.xml

but the correct video calibration differ on each reboot

removed /home/xbmc/.xbmc

1st video calibration
Code:
<resolution>
            <description>1920x1080 @ 50.00Hz (Full Screen)</description>
            <id>12</id>
            <subtitles>1030</subtitles>
            <pixelratio>1.000000</pixelratio>
            <refreshrate>50.000000</refreshrate>
            <output>default</output>
            <xrandrid>0x10d</xrandrid>
            <overscan>
                <left>39</left>
                <top>29</top>
                <right>1865</right>
                <bottom>1058</bottom>
            </overscan>
        </resolution>

reboot and the 2nd calibration

Code:
<resolution>
            <description>1920x1080 @ 50.00Hz (Full Screen)</description>
            <id>12</id>
            <subtitles>1030</subtitles>
            <pixelratio>1.000000</pixelratio>
            <refreshrate>50.000000</refreshrate>
            <output>default</output>
            <xrandrid>0x10d</xrandrid>
            <overscan>
                <left>39</left>
                <top>22</top>
                <right>1865</right>
                <bottom>1051</bottom>
            </overscan>
        </resolution>

reboot and the 3rd calibration

Code:
<resolution>
            <description>1920x1080 @ 50.00Hz (Full Screen)</description>
            <id>12</id>
            <subtitles>1030</subtitles>
            <pixelratio>1.000000</pixelratio>
            <refreshrate>50.000000</refreshrate>
            <output>default</output>
            <xrandrid>0x10d</xrandrid>
            <overscan>
                <left>53</left>
                <top>25</top>
                <right>1879</right>
                <bottom>1054</bottom>
            </overscan>
        </resolution>

and so ...

this is very annoying
the problem is caused by tv overscan and not by xbmc
i have disabled it and the problem is left, sorry