I've had my MDD 2x1GHz FW400 (64MB video) packed away while I've been moving things around, in the meantime I've sold the Sony 19" monitor I used with the Mac.
Now I went to use it to retrieve some files, grabbed the first monitor to hand, a 15" Sony (all CRTs) but it was "out of scan range", and I automatically presumed that the previously used resolution was too high so I switched to my Formac 20" (Trinitron too) but that won't show anything either. This monitor does not show a message but it is older.
The Mac starts up fine and I can switch it off with Power Key-Return so it's starting up fine, but no video...
Any ideas ???
Is there any way in which to force the resolution down, though I would have thought that it would sense the monitor and lower it automatically.
I have tried starting from the OS X CD without joy.
HELP!!!
Larry
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