On Mon, Jan 15, 2001 at 03:28:31PM -0800, Xucaen wrote:
>
> --- Pietro Cagnoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > 2) install (if you didn't yet) xserver-svga,
> > and make it your default x
> > server when the installation script ask you if
> > you want to;
>
> Hello, sorry to interject here, but I a
--- Pietro Cagnoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2) install (if you didn't yet) xserver-svga,
> and make it your default x
> server when the installation script ask you if
> you want to;
Hello, sorry to interject here, but I am curious,
I have a diamond stealth card and I have only the
s3 server i
Pietro Cagnoni wrote:
> 1) make a backup copy of XF86Config, just in case;
This can be a riskier step than it sounds - let me share a tale of
an obscure gotcha. It goes like this:
1) gather a collection of interesting XF86-related files to study
2) put them in a directory called ~/XF86Config
3)
On Mon, Jan 15, 2001 at 01:59:09PM +0100, c-3 wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Can anybody help me how to change my display resolution?
> Right now I just have 640*480 with (I think) 16bpp, but I would like
> to have 1024*768 with at least 16bpp.
> Is it right that I just have to change something in the etc/XF86
> Can anybody help me how to change my display resolution?
> Right now I just have 640*480 with (I think) 16bpp, but I would like
> to have 1024*768 with at least 16bpp.
1) make a backup copy of XF86Config, just in case;
2) install (if you didn't yet) xserver-svga, and make it your default x
serve
Hi!
Can anybody help me how to change my display resolution?
Right now I just have 640*480 with (I think) 16bpp, but I would like
to have 1024*768 with at least 16bpp.
Is it right that I just have to change something in the etc/XF86Conf ?
I didn't change the values so far, because I don't want so
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