resolution donīt realy changeForum: X and Fluxbox Topic: resolution donīt realy change started by: eboxDamn Posted by eboxDamn on April 12 2007,17:52
Hello! Iīm a linux-beginner and I had installed DSL some days ago for the first time. Grub only start in mode "DSL" or "DSL 800x600. If I Looked to XSetup it seems that the system is working in mode 640x480. If I choose to start 1024x768 the system hangs. (800x600 seems to be changebel but when starting firefox the resolution looks not like 800x600) My Prob is that in apps like firefox there is not enough place in the window I have to scroll and scroll and....What must/ can I do? Regards eboxDamn Posted by curaga on April 13 2007,16:20
Tell more. What graphics card? What type of installation? X?Tried the vga=xxx bootcodes? Try modifying menu.lst part to vga=792, that will give 1024x768x24... Posted by eboxDamn on April 14 2007,16:44
Hello! Thanks for answering. My grub- menu has different modes. Installation was in xvega and 800x600. Using 1024x form grub donīt work.- The system hangs.Regards eboxDamn Posted by curaga on April 15 2007,06:22
Check /home/dsl/.xserverrcIt is now (I guess) "Xvesa -res 800x600x24 -nolisten tcp" Kill X with control-alt-backspace, and type on the console "Xvesa -res 1024x768x24 -nolisten tcp". If it works, just change it permanently. Then you'll get high res X, but low res booting... Posted by roberts on April 15 2007,22:02
The grub menu is generic and not created specific to your machine. Most of the boot lines therein are samples to use depending on the cpapbility of your machine. If you are running framebuffer then not alot of choices. If you are running Xvesa then the DSLpanel -> Xvesa will display other resolution that your system can use with the tinyK xserver in DSL. Look at the file /home/dsl/.xserverrc to see which Xserver you are running. If you load XFree86 then you will have many more choices in resolutions. Posted by eboxDamn on April 23 2007,21:54
Thanks for answering! The configuration shows: "xvesa -mouse /dev/psawx,5 -screen 800x600x24 -shadow -nolisten tcp2 -I &>/dev/null"After trying to change System "XVESA" to 1024x768x24 ends in getting no desktop. I have to do "strg/alt/entf" and then "xsetup.sh" to change back to 800x600x24 and then reboot. Regards |