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As a "follow-up" to the Debian + X-window topic i post my next problem.
After that i finally got x running i experience one nasty problem:
after rebooting the comp ...
- 10-10-2003 #1
X-"crash" at startup
As a "follow-up" to the Debian + X-window topic i post my next problem.
After that i finally got x running i experience one nasty problem:
after rebooting the comp the system starts x and the the screen looks something like this (with colors of course):
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Just twist it about 25 degrees to the left a there you have my screen.
The spaces between the lines is where the login window appears (i suppose). Beleive me when i tell u, this looks nasty, as i forgot to tell you that the picture is super distorted also.
Help ......
- 10-14-2003 #2Linux User
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Did you set the horizontal/vertical refresh rates properly? Check /etc/XF86Config and scroll down to the part about refresh rates and make sure they are set properly for your monitor.


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