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[CLUG] Speaking of resolutions... [WAS: Dell Lattitude & Xfree 4.0.2]

[CLUG] Speaking of resolutions... [WAS: Dell Lattitude & Xfree 4.0.2]

Paul J Collins sneakums at zork.net
Wed Mar 7 16:40:09 GMT 2001


>>>>> "ab" == adam beecher <adam at iewebs.com> writes:

    ab> Aaaanyway, I have a 21" Dell monitor here, connected to a
    ab> machine running Red Hat via a Riva 128 (STB Velocity 128)
    ab> video card. I took the defaults when installing cos I dont
    ab> like fiddling with video settings (I think that's why my
    ab> monitor makes me think I'm going mad as it is - bad refresh
    ab> rates).  The default res looks like 1024x768 or the next step
    ab> up from that, but I would like to go higher. I tried CTRL +
    ab> ALT + +, but it doesn't go any higher. Why is that then then?

You need modelines for your desired resolutions, and you'll need to
add references to them into the appropriate Display subsection.

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