On Nov 07 09:49:19, stu.li...@spacehopper.org wrote:
> On 2021-11-06, Jeff Ross <jr...@openvistas.net> wrote:
> > A simpler solution for me might be some sort of command I can do at the
> > boot prompt that would change the resolution of the monitor or maybe
> > even the window. Anything like that available at all?
>
> That's not possible.
>
> In the installer you could ctrl-z and type this to clear the screen and
> reset the cursor to the home position:
>
> print '\033[2J\033[H'
>
> then fg to return to the prompt.
>
> Or run through on a separate machine/vm and make a note of what to type.
> It's likely that when you're booted onto a standard (non install) kernel
> with the DRM drivers that the screen will work better.
That's exactly what I am seeing on this machine that uses
an LG television set as a monitor. A line and a half is not visible
during an install (but given the simplicity of the installer,
it's not much of a problem :-); after the install it's just fine.
Jan
