On Tue, 2006-11-14 at 00:14 +1100, Steffen Joeris wrote: > Hi > > > Greetings, > > > > The 915resolution manual is outdated: doesn't talk about the [htotal] > > [vtotal] parameters and does not explain what are they and how to use > > them. > Please specify what and how you would like to have the things added into the > README and feel free to provide a patch :)
Well, that's the big issue there! I instaled this package in order to get my Intel 915 to do a resolution of 1400, and I did exactly what README.Debian tells. It doesn't work, because while 915resolution -l now shows the new modes, xorg does not recognize them, and in xorg's log it says "Mode: 5c (0x0)" which is preety weird. The log is here, if you want to give a look: http://talkerspt.no-ip.org/~mbooster/Xorg.0.log Now, I thought that maybe the documentation in README.Debian was outdated, or this version of 915resolution would only make another version of xorg work (I don't have the latest xorg on testing installed). Since I was offline et al., I decided to know if I had to so something different in 915resolution. I read the manual (man 915resolution) but 915resolution --help tells me there are two arguments (htotal and vtotal) that I don't know how to use or what they do since they are undocumented. So, for starts, I would like to have the man page tell me about those args! Now, if I knew all that stuff I would gladly provide a patch, but I don't really know what those arguments are supposed to do... Maybe you could give me some enlightment? -- Marcos Marado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sonaecom ISP $ cat sig.pl ''=~('(?{'.('^)@@*@'^'.[).^`').'"'.('`@@[EMAIL PROTECTED]//[*;)@`//)@|'^'-).[`<@@(^^[`.@@[)^').',$/})') $
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