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It's multi-boot, with Ubuntu and XP on the native IDE channel. Those 2 display fine.
The other 2 OS's, PCLOS and FC8 are on another disk, which is on a ...
- 02-24-2009 #1Linux User
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Display is off-center for 2 OS's...
It's multi-boot, with Ubuntu and XP on the native IDE channel. Those 2 display fine.
The other 2 OS's, PCLOS and FC8 are on another disk, which is on a PCI/IDE controller card. If I boot either one of them, the display is off-center to the right, by the same amount - about 3/8".
Since both are off equally, it has to be a BIOS setting - right? And not a X.conf setting?
- 02-24-2009 #2Just Joined!
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Well, it could be that your monitor is not calibrated properly! Maybe you're using a resolution that you don't normally...
When I switch to an odd res/refresh rate, the screen can shift, I just use the monitor controls to put it back again!
- 02-24-2009 #3Linux User
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If I use the monitor controls for the 2 OS's that display INcorrectly, then won't that interfere with display for the 2 OS's that DO display correctly?
Originally Posted by dandart 
The monitor controls are not dependent on the OS.
If 2 people got sick after grubbin' down at McDonald's, you look at McDonald's; NOT the people.
- 02-25-2009 #4Just Joined!
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Well, it shouldn't... have a go. I've never screwed it up bad by doing that.
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