* cringe *
I checked out the error log, then looked at my XF86Config.
I see now that I've been entering the wrong hsync values, and so the 1024x768 mode was
being dropped.
Thanks!
>
> You either don't have any modes in your XF86Config file to cycle
>through, or you do but the got discarded
On Fri, 9 Nov 2001, tom schuetz wrote:
> I'm running the generic S3 SVGA server, and it works fine, but only at what looks
>like 600 x 800.
>
> This is no matter what I do with [CTRL] and [ALT] and +/-.
>
> This is also no matter what I specify in manually editing XF86Config OR in running
>xf
Hi
Have you tried Xconfigutator command? to add extra resolutions.
Louis
On 9 Nov 2001, at 6:58, tom schuetz wrote:
> I'm running the generic S3 SVGA server, and it works fine, but only at what looks
>like 600 x 800.
>
> This is no matter what I do with [CTRL] and [ALT] and +/-.
>
> This
mber 2001 14:59
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [Xpert]Can't cycle thru different X resolutions.
>
>
> I'm running the generic S3 SVGA server, and it works fine,
> but only at what looks like 600 x 800.
>
> This is no matter what I do with [CTRL] and [ALT]
I'm running the generic S3 SVGA server, and it works fine, but only at what looks like
600 x 800.
This is no matter what I do with [CTRL] and [ALT] and +/-.
This is also no matter what I specify in manually editing XF86Config OR in running
xf86config
OR in running XFSetup.
I don't get any err
