> Dylan Evans wrote: >> Sounds similiar to a problem i had with my monitor, i'm still not sure >> why it does it but if i start X in 1024x768 it goes to sleep (only >> with the savage driver mind, vesa worked). The only way i managed to >> get around it was to start up in 1152x864. >> >> It's a wierd problem, but i think it's more to do with the monitor >> than the card, (mines an LG Studioworks 700s) > > Could be. You're sure it's not just the X server picking a refresh rate > higher than what the monitor can deal with? Maybe the default vsync rate > it uses at 1152x864 is enough lower that it falls within the monitor's > limits where it picks a higher rate for 1024x768? Did you try reducing > your HSync and VRefresh rates a bit to see if that helped? > > Craig Ringer
Yeah pretty certain, my monitor has a nice little message box for whenever it recieves out of range refresh rates. This is exactly like power managed sleep. _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86
