doobit
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Posted: Mar. 02 2006,14:21 |
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I don't know if you are remembering to do this, but if you are using the vga=xxx boot command to change resolution, you need to put dsl first in the order, and it will only affect the resolution of the boot screen. To change the resolution of X you need to run xsetup.sh. If you put restore=hda? [or whatever is your target drive] in the boot line, then the xsetup.sh script will be placed it the backup file and restored on the next boot. More RAM is always better. The swap file doesn't gain too much by being bigger than twice your RAM size. I usually make it slightly bigger just to make room for some of the larger programs. However, the size of the programs you can run will be limited by your RAM size anyway.
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