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Linux resloution question
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Linux resloution question
Debian Linux - How do I make the resolution go up to 1280x1024? There is no option after 1024x768. My video card is an Sapphire ATi Radeon 9600 PRO
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Option where?
You can always edit the X configuration file to your liking. |
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display properties?
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Display properties in.. what? KDE? Gnome? Some god-knows-what fancy configuration utility?
Are you sure you set your monitor and video card type correctly? |
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VESA driver?
Do you have the ATI drivers for Linux loaded?
If not, Linux will use the default VESA driver which has a max resolution of 1024x768... |
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