Xn == Xn Nooby [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Xn Well, after 15 hours of experimenting, I have 1024x768 working!
Xn Getting PreferredMode to work was the main thing, I think. It was
Xn literally on my last try, before I reinstalled Ubuntu, that I got it
Xn to work, lol. Maybe these
I am having trouble getting X to use a screen resolution that is less
than the maximum. When I edit my xorg.conf to add a DefaultDepth and
a Mode of 1024x768, it still comes up at 1280x1024. I did not
create any modeline entries yet, since I'm not sure how to do that.
My GUI (icewm) works, but
Xn == Xn Nooby [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Xn I am having trouble getting X to use a screen resolution that is less
Xn than the maximum. When I edit my xorg.conf to add a DefaultDepth and
Xn a Mode of 1024x768, it still comes up at 1280x1024. I did not
Xn create any modeline
Mouse1 CorePointer
InputDevice Keyboard1 CoreKeyboard
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From: Xn Nooby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: freebsd-questions@freebsd.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 1, 2008 2:01:47 PM
Subject: Resolution too high with 7-RC1, nVidia, xorg
I am having trouble getting X to use
On Jan 1, 2008 10:11 AM, Ashish Shukla आशीष शुक्ल [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Xn == Xn Nooby [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Xn I am having trouble getting X to use a screen resolution that is less
Xn than the maximum. When I edit my xorg.conf to add a DefaultDepth and
Xn a Mode of
Here are the values I am experimenting with:
The Monitor Section:
Section Monitor
Identifier Monitor0
VendorName Monitor Vendor
ModelNameMonitor Model
# Option PreferredMode 1024x768
# HorizSync 24-80
# VertRefresh 56-75
# Option
To make things obvious you will have to take a look at your xorg.conf file
Please do change dir to its parent folder (cd /etx/X11/) and run
cat xorg.conf | tr -s \n | grep -v #
that should make your xorg.conf look simple and clear.
Here is mine, which still wont go in to 1024x768 mode:
Xn == Xn Nooby [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To make things obvious you will have to take a look at your xorg.conf
file
Please do change dir to its parent folder (cd /etx/X11/) and run
cat xorg.conf | tr -s \n | grep -v #
that should make your xorg.conf look simple and clear.
I was able to temporarily change the resolution using the xrandr -s
1024x768 command - but xvidtune -show still displayed a modeline
that begins with 1280x1024. I copied that modeline to my xorg.conf,
and manually changed the resolution, but I did not fool it. It was
great to see the screen at
Xn == Xn Nooby [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Xn I was able to temporarily change the resolution using the xrandr -s
Xn 1024x768 command - but xvidtune -show still displayed a modeline
Xn that begins with 1280x1024. I copied that modeline to my xorg.conf,
Xn and manually changed the
Hmm..., this is strange. BtW, after adding modeline, you need to
restart Xorg. Anyways to get modeline for 1024x768 you can try
switching to 'vesa' driver temporarily, extract modeline for 1024x768
From there, and then enter that modeline in xorg.conf. I tried this
method when I'm having
Xn == Xn Nooby [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Xn Using the vesa driver worked - I am able to get 1024x768, though the
Xn fonts are a little weird. I tried to use the modeline from the vesa
Xn driver with nv, but it didn't work. If the nv driver is part of the
Xn problem, I will try
Well, after 15 hours of experimenting, I have 1024x768 working!
Getting PreferredMode to work was the main thing, I think. It was
literally on my last try, before I reinstalled Ubuntu, that I got it
to work, lol. Maybe these note will be of value to another nooby.
thanks again!
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