Hi Loki,
The LG 15" surely sucks.
I tried all sorts of permutations / combinations. The screens did improve
but are non functional.
Could you send me your XF86Config file ?
That will help me to get to the root of the problem which is :- when I try
to open up new screens part of the background i.e. the previous screen is
still visible inside the new screens.
Thanks in advance.
Prithu Nath
NewTech Solutions
D-35, Gulmohar Park
New Delhi - 110 049, India
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Setia
Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2001 7:31 PM
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Subject: Re: [linux-delhi] XF86Config problems & need a XF86Config file
as per my PC specs !
The LG 15" sucks. If it can support only 60 Hz at a resolution, then
it was'nt worth mentioning on the carton. (I have the same one :P)
You might be getting funny screens because it's running on a higher
refresh rate than it supports. Try changing the "1024x768" in the
"Screen" section of XF86Config file to "800x600".
PS: RH 7.0 will, probably autodetect your plug-and-play LG monitor and
its frequencies when you run "Xconfigurator". You need to de-select
1024x768 when it asks for the modelines to write.
-- Loki.
>>>>> "Prithu" == Prithu Nath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Prithu> Red Hat's XConfigurator does not configure my monitor
Prithu> correctly and I get a blank screen or four screens
Prithu> together i.e. one big and three small ones at the top.
Prithu> My Monitor's specs are :-
Prithu> 15" LG
Prithu> Horizontal 30 - 54 Vertical 50 -90 Resolution 1024 x 768
Prithu> Non Interlace, 60 Hz Refresh Rate.
Prithu> My Video card is "Trident Microsystems|3DIm`age 975" Vram
Prithu> is 4096
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