roberts


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Posted: Nov. 09 2007,19:21 |
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NO. I am guessing the hexidecimal number 0x0115 represents the highest color depth supported so: add 200 and you get 315 conver to decimal and you get (3x256)+(1x16)+5 = 768 + 16 + 5 = 789
So add vga=789 to that long boot string
boot: dsl ide2=0x180, 0x386 pci=off vga=789
It is interesting that 789 is in the table of well known values. It is 800x600x24 which is what we were trying via xsetup.
Hopefully this is indeed a supported mode as reported by Xvesa querying your video.
Edited by roberts on Nov. 09 2007,19:21
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