Hi all, I'm evaluating some options for deploying SunRays in one of our student labs. We'd really like to use 20" wide displays, but of course the SR2 doesn't support that native resolution (1680x1050). I've got an older SR1G from my vendor to play with display settings and can get the native resolution just fine using this tidbit I found a couple of times in the list archives:
utresdef -a -c "Dell 2007FPW" [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1680x1050 <<EOF htotal=2256 hfp=104 hsyncwidth=184 vtotal=1087 vfp=1 vsyncwidth=3 vcomposite=8 pixclock=14714 xres=1680 yres=1050 hz=60 EOF One Sun tech I talked to also recommended trying 1600x1000 for use with the SR2 as it is the same ratio, though not the native resolution. So I tried altering this definition by changing the xres and yres values accordingly. This seemed to work somewhat. I got the lower resolution, but instead of the image being stretched across the whole display, I get a black band at the bottom and right edge. Admittedly, I don't know what all these parameters are for. I'm guessing the lack of stretching is due to incorrect values for them. How can I determine the correct values? Is there an online reference somewhere? Can I leave some of them off and let the monitor and/or the DTU automatically adjust? The monitor is the same, I just need to know how to set the lower resolution correctly. Thanks. Seth PS - Any idea if the SR2 will ever support higher resolutions? It seems like the first-gen SunRays all provided higher resolution, so I'm not sure why they would choose to cripple the latest-gen devices. -- Seth Galitzer Systems Coordinator Computing and Information Sciences Kansas State University [EMAIL PROTECTED] 785-532-7790 _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://node1.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
