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Hi I am the newguy so juat bare with me.
I have a
intel integrated graphics chip and redhat9.0
So I just got it installed a wee bit ago and ...
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- 06-08-2003 #1Just Joined!
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I want 1024x768 but I keep getting 800x600
Hi I am the newguy so juat bare with me.
I have a
intel integrated graphics chip and redhat9.0
So I just got it installed a wee bit ago and my resolution is only 800x600 so i try and set it at 1024x768 and it tells me to restart. So after I restart it is still 800x600
.
So I have called compaq tech support and sent a E-mail to intel and to no avail.
The compaq tech support told me (not knowing any thing about linux) to set it at thousands of colors because I had it on millions of colors. So now I restart and get an error message saying something about xwindow not being able to start, so it brings me to the menu to set the resolution so I guessed that I should put it back to 800x600 and I did.
But now when I go to the display settings and change it to 1024x768 then close it I and reopen it it's 800x600
.
One guy told me to get the drivers and edit a file to get the resolution I want but intel has no linux drivers
.
BTW: I used to use 1024x768 in windows and redhat8.0.
- 06-08-2003 #2Just Joined!
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How are you changing the resolution? Are you editing /etc/X11/XF86Config ?
What version of X are you using? What happens when you type
Code:xrandr -q
- 06-08-2003 #3Linux Guru
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Try adding "1024x768" to the beginning of the Modes line in your /etc/X11/XF86Config.
- 06-08-2003 #4Linux Engineer
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Dolda,
I recently found out that it's impossible to do 960x720 on a Voodoo card. I got this information from www.tldp.org. I guess we were working hard for nothing.The best things in life are free.
- 06-08-2003 #5Linux Guru
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Really? You don't say? Btw., I didn't think that you could use Voodoo cards for 2D graphics. Aren't they used in conjunction with a normal 2D video card?
- 06-08-2003 #6Linux Engineer
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I'm not sure I understand what you are talking about when you refer to 2D graphics? Why wouldn't Voodoo 3000 be able to handle it?
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- 06-08-2003 #7Linux Guru
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Oh, I though you were referring to a Voodoo 2 card.
- 06-09-2003 #8Just Joined!
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ok i here is my xf86config file's line about my resolution
Section "Screen"
Identifier "Screen0"
Device "Videocard0"
Monitor "Monitor0"
DefaultDepth 16
SubSection "Display"
Depth 16
Modes "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480"
EndSubSection
EndSection
i have it set as the same thing in xf86config, xf86config~ and xf86config.backup
but it's still 800x600
- 06-09-2003 #9Linux Engineer
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CTRL+ALT+<plus or minus sign> will toggle through the available modes. Try that.
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- 06-09-2003 #10Just Joined!
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ctrl alt +/- in what
if it's when I am in gnome then it doesn't work. If I must do it some other time please tell me of such a time.


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