Hi Ajay,
Thanks for the help. Yes now I run my console at 80x34 instead of the normal
80x25. This was possible using SVGATextMode. It was already installed. After running
SVGATextMode I had to just configure the /etc/TextConfig file and specify the default
mode and put /usr/sbin/SVGATextMode in my /etc/rc.d/boot.local scripton my SuSE 6.3
box. Now everytime during startup my console goes in 80x34 mode.
That's all.
Regards
Rajesh
Dwivedi Ajay kumar saw fit to inform LI that:
>Hi,
> I think higher resolution in console mode can be achieved using
>the SVGATextMode command if u have installed it. Otherwise you may install
>the rpm from the CD. I have although not used it myself. I have used the
>linux lilo boot method as described by someone in this Mailing List.
> However this the lilo option works in vga framebuffer mode.
>YOu can try the SVGATextMode. Please reply if get it working.
>
> BestOfLuck and EnjoyLife...........
> Ajay kumar Dwivedi
>
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