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Posted: Oct. 21 2004,15:09 QUOTE

Xvesa and Xfbdev doesn't use a XF86Config file. If you are using the full Xfree86 X-server take a look at:
http://www.tux.org/~tbr....e-Linux
http://www.linux-on-laptops.com
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Posted: Oct. 22 2004,00:53 QUOTE

Alas, Linux on Laptops no longer has an article pertaining to the Toshiba Portege 300CT.

I'm not using a full Xfree86 server....I'm using the default DSL X, of which I've tried both Xvesa and Xfb.  Where are the config files for this?
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Posted: Oct. 22 2004,03:14 QUOTE

From what I've read, there are no config files for these two mini-Xservers.  The config is stored in xsetup.  And apparently, these both won't allow a resolution of 1024x600.  I believe you'll need a full blown X in order to get it.  Am I correct in this assumption?
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Posted: Oct. 22 2004,05:02 QUOTE

I think that you are correct when referring to the xvesa server.

However, if you can somehow create a 1024x600 framebuffer at bootup time my guess is that the Xfbdev server would work with this resolution.
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Posted: Oct. 22 2004,06:04 QUOTE

Sounds reasonable.  Would I have to specify this in the
lilo.conf file?  From what I've been researching, the command would be something like "fb1024x600".  I also hear that you may have to specify this in a hex value.  I've tried running
"XFbdev -screen 1024x600x16" at a prompt, but that doesn't do anything.

I'm a fair Linux user and I really like these mini-distros...I just haven't found one in the few that I've tried that will display that resolution.

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