Hi I'm running SRSS3.0 on debian unstable on a Sunray 1
I've just bought a lovely, cheap Sun Flat screen 18.1"TFT monitor It doesn't detect the resolution correctly, and on reboot, flashes 'resolution not supported' I have set a shell script up so that on login through WDM (without seeing the login screen - which is rather dicsoncerting!), it sets to the correct resolution using /opt/SUNWut/bin/utset -d [EMAIL PROTECTED] this work around always bugged me, but then a problem logging in meant that I couldn't get past WDM (so the shell script didn't run, so couldn't get to a failsafe login and was forced to lug the old 17" CRT out and plug it in, in order to debug :( The CRT's resolution was always (and was this time) detected correctly I'm at a loss as to where to tell the Sunray appliance to *not* try [EMAIL PROTECTED], but instead to use [EMAIL PROTECTED] (which is what the sun docs tell me the TFT shoud operate at) Here's my config sudo /opt/SUNWut/bin/utxconfig -l RESOLUTION=1280x1024 ENABLE_PSEUDOCOLOR_VISUAL=yes DEFAULT_PSEUDOCOLOR_VISUAL=no ENABLE_AUTO_SIZING=no ENABLE_MULTISCREEN=no ENABLE_XINERAMA=no SCREEN_GEOMETRY=1x1 SCREEN_ORDER=0 I've tried the above with and without autosizing Can anyone help? the fact that a sun monitor doesn't seem to be reporting its resolution/ frequency correctly confuses me, so it's obviously something I have done wrong Thanks George _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
