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Angela and Donald wrote:
| Good morning all, | | I was wondering if anyone has experience installing Gentoo on a system in | which the monitor is Syncmaster 210T (analog input, not digital) - after the | initial img loading, it pops into a resolution that my poor wee monitor | can't support and I am unable to see anything. Is there any way to set the | horizontal and vertical refresh rates right at the outset? I'm using Gentoo | 1.4. | | Donald | | | | -- | [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list | | |
If you are booting into X then what I'd recomend is this:
1) boot into single user mode 2) run XF86config and choose the most conservative settings you can. Save that to /etc/X11/XF86Setup 3) reboot normal and see if it works.
If on the other hand you are saying that your kernel is loading a video mode you can not handle, then append vga=0 to the command line. That will force standard 80x25 text mode.
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