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Guys, I am right now in my Root login, and I go to the terminal type "sax2" then it loads, but when I go into "test mode" where I can ...
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Sax2 screen adjustment error
Guys, I am right now in my Root login, and I go to the terminal type "sax2" then it loads, but when I go into "test mode" where I can actually move the screen like I want nothing moves. Anyone have a problem like this or know how to fix it? Using Suse 10.2 in Gnome.
- 04-03-2007 #2Linux Guru
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What video card?
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Nvidia Geforce fx5500
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bump, for gogalthrop
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Have you install a 3d driver?
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yes I have Originally Posted by gogalthorp
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That might be the problem. I noticed after I install the NVIDI drivers I could not adjust via Sax2. But I really did not need it because my flat panel is self adusting.
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Ah weird. See I can adjust with my computer adjustments, but I also run windows so I don't want to throw that one off Originally Posted by gogalthorp
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anyone have a solution to this?
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