JoeHill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > I'm not sure it's the value I'm using, since I tried changing it to vga=791 to > no avail. Isn't there some need to have the nvidia module loaded at first boot > for framebuffer mode to work? > > Would it make a difference using the decimal value vs. the other?
I was disappointed to find only a minimal set of very low-res framebuffer modes listed on my system, too, so if there's some solution I'm certainly interested. I'm using a different video card -- 3D Labs Permedia 2 -- and after discovering that Xfree 4.x drivers for this card don't work, I didn't even bother to ask anyone why the kernel doesn't seem to support it.... Although, in fact, some very old Ms-dos programs that set various vesa modes without any special drivers work brilliantly. Asa
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