Hi,
I've bought a Monitor with 1366x768 resolution, that is not listed on Xorg and Xvesa resolutions possibilities.
How to get the right resolution?
And then: I've every used Xvesa, but trying to change resolution I've choosen Xorg and now I can not go back to Xvesa. Clicking setup - xvesa video card it says: "Xvesa X server is not currently running. Select the Xorg Video Wizard."
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screen resolution & xvesa restoring
No clue about selegting the freaky resolution in xorg. You might have a chance editing the xorg.conf file directly. It is in /etc/X11/ try to find the list of available resolutions there and add your own manually.
To get to xvesa just exit to prompt and type xorgwizard- then you can change to xvesa if you want.
HTH, Christian
To get to xvesa just exit to prompt and type xorgwizard- then you can change to xvesa if you want.
HTH, Christian
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Ok, I've found the way to return in Xvesa.
Now:
- where is the file in /etc/X11 with the available resolutions? I've looked for it, but with no luck.
- I tried with and "my" resolution was not listed. But perhaps I can change the monitor resolutions list manually??
Now:
- where is the file in /etc/X11 with the available resolutions? I've looked for it, but with no luck.
- I tried with
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Xvesa -listmode
The -listmodes is dynamically generated when you run the command.violin-key wrote:Ok, I've found the way to return in Xvesa.
Now:
- where is the file in /etc/X11 with the available resolutions? I've looked for it, but with no luck.
- I tried withand "my" resolution was not listed. But perhaps I can change the monitor resolutions list manually??Code: Select all
Xvesa -listmode
If it is an Intel chip then maybe you can do your own settings.
Run 915resulotion to learn more - if you think you have an Intel chip.
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thank to Bruce.
Now, I've seen, that no mode is with 1366x768.
I've tried with but nothing changed, something wrong?
Now,
yes, it is!Bruce B wrote: If it is an Intel chip then maybe you can do your own settings.
well, withBruce B wrote: Run 915resulotion to learn more - if you think you have an Intel chip.
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915resolution -l
I've tried with
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915resolution mode 1366x768