Hi Gareth Xconfigurator is the right spelling, chose more than one resolution so you can use ctrl-alt - / + to change it on the fly. I'm not sure about Redhat you might find 'setup' easier to use
Cheers Trevor Gareth Williams wrote: > > On Monday 29 July 2002 19:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > After having touble with my graphics card at the installfest I have now > > replaced the said beast.... > > > > Thats the good news. > > > > The bad news is that I can only see halp a very low resolution screen...... > > you probably want to use 'Xconfigurator' (someone want to check my spelling? I > think that's right..), or setup. You shouldn't need to know the path, just > type the command at the prompt and you _should_ be ok (logged in as root). To > get out of graphics mode press ctrl-alt-F1 (and press ctrl-alt-F7 if you want > to go back). Also, if you could tell us what the graphics card is called it > would be helpful. Oh, and if anyone has redhat CD's (7.2 I think? although > 7.3 would do anyway if he want's to re-install) that they could lend, speak > up :) > > Cheers, > Gareth
