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тАО06-01-2004 09:40 AM
тАО06-01-2004 09:40 AM
linux nx9010 text screen
hi
I have installed redhat 9 shrike on nx9010.
X screen works fine after changing resolution to 1024 x 768. however when booting and when going to text screen (ctl alt f1) i have a reduced screen size. Any pointers would be appreciated
Peter
I have installed redhat 9 shrike on nx9010.
X screen works fine after changing resolution to 1024 x 768. however when booting and when going to text screen (ctl alt f1) i have a reduced screen size. Any pointers would be appreciated
Peter
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тАО06-01-2004 02:16 PM
тАО06-01-2004 02:16 PM
Re: linux nx9010 text screen
I can't help you here ;) I have a similar issue on most of the ntoebooks I use ;)
One long-haired git at your service...
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тАО06-03-2004 06:03 AM
тАО06-03-2004 06:03 AM
Re: linux nx9010 text screen
all TFTs are build at the factory with a specific resolution. TFTs are not capable of displaying multiple resolutions.
most TFTs (including the ones on laptops) generally utilize screen expansion (that is, making the smaller image from the video card into the prefered resolution by streching) but this is chunky and looks bad.
some TFTs (including the ones on laptops) will also simply draw a null border around the smaller image of the video card and center it on the screen.
look for an option about screen expansion in the bios, or a font button on the keyboard.
most TFTs (including the ones on laptops) generally utilize screen expansion (that is, making the smaller image from the video card into the prefered resolution by streching) but this is chunky and looks bad.
some TFTs (including the ones on laptops) will also simply draw a null border around the smaller image of the video card and center it on the screen.
look for an option about screen expansion in the bios, or a font button on the keyboard.
There have been Innumerable people who have helped me. Of course, I've managed to piss most of them off.
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