Hans Ekbrand wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 30, 2002 at 10:44:01AM -0500, David Johnston wrote:
> > John Jairo de la Rosa wrote:
> > > The terminal tells me frequency out of range.
> > The message is from your monitor, not from the computer or LTSP.
> I very much doubt that the monitor gives that message...my 17 inch
> TCO-95 compliant high end monitor that I bought 1997 gives you
> any messages in such situations.
My monitor gives that exact message (FREQUENCY OUT OF RANGE). It's a
1996 Princeton Graphics EO70. My guess is that Princeton may have been
among the first to start doing this.
> ....unless the monitor requires a fixed frequency.
> > Assuming that the workstation causing the problem is ws002, try
> > adding these lines to your lts.conf:
> >
> > [ws002]
> > X_MODE_0 = 640x480
Your point about his monitor possibly needing a fixed frequency was
right on the money; I had forgotten that. John, have you tried Hans'
settings?
>
> Or you can play with these settings. If the monitor is a multisync,
> setting X_HORZSYNC and X_VERTREFRESH to moderate values should do it,
> while if it is a fixed sync monitor, you will probably have to supply a
> working modline in the X_MODE_640x480.
>
> X_RES_1 = 640x480
> X_HORZSYNC = 29-33.5
> X_VERTREFRESH = 55-70
> X_MODE_640x480 = 25.25 640 656 752 760 480 483 485 509
-David
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