Hi,
I suspect you don't have the *right* modes in your
section screen.
You should have a subsection display with the depth
and resolution you wish. Then you should set the
default depth to that depth and remove / comment out
any other subsection with the same depth if any are
there.
You can always try to trick your monitor by setting
the minimum refresh to 85 (VertRefresh 85.0-160.0 #
assuming it can take it) in the corresponding line.
According to your XF86Config, you are NOT running VESA
but the i810 driver. I don't know it well but I had
one case when the accel driver only liked 16 or 32
depth but NOT 24. why don't you try 32?
Lionel
--- "Crockett, Tim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello, all.
> 
> I am running XFree86 4.03 that shipped with RedHat
> 7.1.  I have an i810
> chipset with 16MB ram.  My monitor is a Compaq P110
> 21" capable of
> 1600x1200x24bppx85Hz, which the i810 should be able
> to create.  If I set my
> DefaultColorDepth to 16 and Modes "1600x1200", X
> runs fine but my Vertical
> Refresh is reported as 60.0Hz by xvidtune.  This (as
> you know) causes an
> eye-straining flicker.  Also, when I set my
> DefaultColorDepth to 24 and
> Modes "1600x1200", X will run fine again, but
> xvidtune reports the
> resolution at 1400x1050 and the vertical sync at
> 59.xx.
> 
> My goal here is to run 1600x1200x24bppx85Hz.  How
> can I tell X to use the
> 85Hz refresh?  Why is X dropping my resolution to
> 1400x1050 when I try to
> run 1600x1200 @ 24bpp?
> 
> I think I may have to use the Modes or ModeLine
> options to override the
> default VESA modes, but I have no idea how to
> calculate the correct
> DotClock, Htimings, etc. to obtain the results I am
> looking for and I have
> found no documentation in this area.  Any help or
> pointers to more in-depth
> documentation is GREATLY appreciated.  I have
> attached my XF86Config-4 file
> for reference.
> 
> Thanks
> Tim
> 
>  <<XF86Config-4>> 
> 

> ATTACHMENT part 2 application/octet-stream
name=XF86Config-4



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