On Fri, May 18, 2007 1:07 pm, Matthew Whiting wrote:
>
Please try running xrandr on the command line and post the results.
>>>
>>> SZ:Pixels Physical Refresh
>>> *0 1280 x 1024 ( 342mm x 271mm ) *75
>>> 1 1024 x 768( 342mm x 271mm ) 75
>>> 2800 x 60
>>> Please try running xrandr on the command line and post the results.
>>>
>>
>> SZ:Pixels Physical Refresh
>> *0 1280 x 1024 ( 342mm x 271mm ) *75
>> 1 1024 x 768( 342mm x 271mm ) 75
>> 2800 x 600( 342mm x 271mm ) 75
>> 3640 x 480( 342mm
oops!
Rik Tindall wrote:
Matthew Whiting wrote:
Please try running xrandr on the command line and post the results.
SZ:Pixels Physical Refresh
*0 1280 x 1024 ( 342mm x 271mm ) *75
1 1024 x 768( 342mm x 271mm ) 75
2800 x 600( 342mm x 271mm ) 75
Matthew Whiting wrote:
Please try running xrandr on the command line and post the results.
SZ:Pixels Physical Refresh
*0 1280 x 1024 ( 342mm x 271mm ) *75
1 1024 x 768( 342mm x 271mm ) 75
2800 x 600( 342mm x 271mm ) 75
3640 x 480( 342mm
> Please try running xrandr on the command line and post the results.
SZ:Pixels Physical Refresh
*0 1280 x 1024 ( 342mm x 271mm ) *75
1 1024 x 768( 342mm x 271mm ) 75
2800 x 600( 342mm x 271mm ) 75
3640 x 480( 342mm x 271mm ) 75
Current rotat
On Thu, May 17, 2007 12:59 pm, Matthew Whiting wrote:
> the model is 170B6CB/170.
> http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/1/170b6cb_75/170b6cb_75_pss_aen.pdf -
> suggests setting to 60Hz would be the way to go (Maximum Resolution:
> 1280 x 1024 @ 75 Hz
> Recommended Resolution: 1280 x 1024 @ 60
> Hz
> no worries.
>
> Matthew Whiting wrote:
>> yep, cheers for your help Rik. No progress with the screen. Haven't
>> started installation of Feisty yet. But, running off the live disk I
>> still have the same screen issues. I've emailed Visual Group
>> Auckland/Philips saying I'm still not happy, tha
Matthew Whiting wrote:
xorg.conf..
I'm in Spreydon, just near the Selwyn shops.. getting things
working... would be much appreciated!
ok, you're on my route into town c1pm - any good?
pls fwd address - Off-List
cheers
Rik
yep, never played with xorg.conf before, so wouldn't know where to
start. I guess I'm not really in an adventurous mood as far as editing
config stuff. Back in the day I didn't used to care if it took hours
hacking config files, to get things working. Guess I've lost patience
now and really just wa
On Tuesday 15 May 2007 9:26 am, Matthew Whiting wrote:
> Any thoughts or suggestions?
>
If you are not comfortable setting up your xorg.conf I would suggest that you
tell us what suburb you live in and I am sure someone will offer to come to
your house to help you.
Rob
On 15/05/07, Matthew Whiting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i'm running ubuntu (still 5.10). went to system->preferences->screen
resolution. this can't be altered from 75HZ for some reason? there aren't
any other options to set it to. resolution is currently 1280x1024. how would
I had issues with
seems to work sweet under windows. thing is i haven't altered any of the
drivers and its the same model screen, so... seems strange to me!
cheers
matt
> On 15/05/07, Matthew Whiting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> moving down the screen. Apparently its a driver issue, but of course
>> Philips don't
i'm running ubuntu (still 5.10). went to system->preferences->screen
resolution. this can't be altered from 75HZ for some reason? there
aren't any other options to set it to. resolution is currently
1280x1024. how would i find out the 'native resolution'?
cheers
> Make sure the refresh is no high
Quoting Steve Holdoway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> First off, ensure that you're driving the monitor properly.
See the archive:-
http://lists.ethernal.org/oldarchives/cantlug-0704/msg00417.html
http://amlc.berlios.de/src/amlc.cpp
--
Sincerely etc.
Christopher Sawtell
First off, ensure that you're driving the monitor properly. Make sure you're
not just running it with vesa or similar drivers, and update nvidia or ati to
the latest proprietaty ones.
I also had (have - see another post!) problems getting my new monitors to run
at all - as they were native 144
Make sure the refresh is no higher than 60HZ and that you are running at
the native resolution of the panel.
> Kia ora,
>
> so, my screen went bung and I had to get it replaced. Would just go
> completely blank i.e. black screen, nothing at all. Checked all the
> cables which were firmly in place.
Matthew Whiting wrote:
Kia ora,
so, my screen went bung and I had to get it replaced. Would just go
completely blank i.e. black screen, nothing at all. Checked all the
cables which were firmly in place. Occasionally it would flash back to
life, then die again. So, I phoned Philips since it was s
On 15/05/07, Matthew Whiting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
moving down the screen. Apparently its a driver issue, but of course
Philips don't have any drivers for linux. Any thoughts or suggestions?
Given the cost of the unit, plug it into a Windows machine with the
drivers that Philips recommend,
Kia ora,
so, my screen went bung and I had to get it replaced. Would just go
completely blank i.e. black screen, nothing at all. Checked all the
cables which were firmly in place. Occasionally it would flash back to
life, then die again. So, I phoned Philips since it was still warranted,
courier p
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