On Tue, 07 Sep 1999, you wrote:
i'm currently running:
mandrake 6.0
diamond viper v770d with 32mb
dell trinitron 19" monitor
svga xserver
Hmm...Ok. AFAICT this should work just fine. The Viper v770
is based on the Riva TNT chipset, and IIRC, that's
supported by the SVGA server.
On Mon, 06 Sep 1999, you wrote:
hi there,
i've seen various posts about screen resolution probs (with no answer to my
particulart situation).
unfortunately, the ctrl-alt-plus does nothing. in
fact, the resolution isn't even 640x480, its some
sort of default resolution (like 240x310). i've
i've seen various posts about screen resolution probs (with no
answer to my
particulart situation).
unfortunately, the ctrl-alt-plus does nothing. in
fact, the resolution isn't even 640x480, its some
sort of default resolution (like 240x310)..
Which cards do you have and which
Alan Lott wrote:
hi there,
i've seen various posts about screen resolution probs (with no answer to my
particulart situation).
unfortunately, the ctrl-alt-plus does nothing. in
fact, the resolution isn't even 640x480, its some
sort of default resolution (like 240x310). i've
tried to
On Tue, 07 Sep 1999, you wrote:
hi there,
i've seen various posts about screen resolution probs (with no answer to my
particulart situation).
unfortunately, the ctrl-alt-plus does nothing. in
fact, the resolution isn't even 640x480, its some
sort of default resolution (like 240x310). i've
Hello, Alan:
I'm a newbie just like you and I think what you need to do is to go to this
website:
http://www.xfree.org/cardlist.htm
print out this list of video cards and pick one and give it a try.
This has been my experience as I had a card, a SoundBlaster 3D Banshee,
ordinarily a good card
