X and Fluxbox :: Screen refresh rate

The Knoppix cheatcode to change the refresh rate is:
vsync=60
(for 60) I have not tried it with DSL, but it might work, does for the base Knoppix distro.
In the DSL 1.1 menu, there is a screen resolution panel, allowing an on-the-fly
change to another resolution and screen size:
Menu -> System -> Xvesa.
There you can choose a different color depth, and screen size.
What ever you stick with, will be automatically saved when you shutdown if you have the
home/dsl/.xserverrc file in your filetool.lst, and have selected a place for your
settings to be saved, preferably a hard drive partition. I use my hda1, the Windows
98 partition, and the settings are picked up automatically by DSL on bootup.
That feature is very high-tech, as most live CD distros make you jump through hoops to get your personal settings restored. The ease-of-daily-use index with DSL is right at the top with the automatic restore feature, beats Windows XP hands down and most of the Live CD distros such as SuSE Live Eval, and PCLinuxOS.
Here is my filetool.lst that I use with DSL 1.1:

Code Sample

opt/bootlocal.sh opt/powerdown.sh home/dsl/filetool.lst home/dsl/.fluxbox/backgrounds home/dsl/.fluxbox/styles home/dsl/.fluxbox/styles/Rapidweather home/dsl/.fluxbox/backgrounds/arches.jpg home/dsl/.fluxbox/menu home/dsl/.fluxbox/init home/dsl/.xinitrc home/dsl/.xserverrc home/dsl/.mozilla home/dsl/html home/dsl/wvdial etc/wvdial.conf

I have added a custom Fluxbox style, and a wallpaper. Custom Fluxbox menu and init. My .xinitrc leaves out Dillo on bootup. Also, I have some
built-in web pages that are saved, as well as wvdial, which I just stuck in there
from a floppy. My restored DSL, then, is ready to dial up right away upon bootup.