Strange occurance
Jasper Huijsmans
jasper at moongroup.com
Tue Aug 19 09:58:09 CEST 2003
Op di 19-08-2003, om 09:48 schreef Craig Ringer:
> >>Since you're running XFree86 4.3, try the 'xrandr' command to switch
> >>refresh rates and resolutions on the fly for testing.
> >
> > Doing the xrandr command gave everything away...it can only manage 60 Hz under 1024 (Probably the crappy videocard that I have that does it, an old Cirrus Logic-card, this is only a PII while the Windows box is a P4....I only thought of the monitor). Oh well, I guess I have to live with this....
>
> XRandR follows the rules you've given the X server already - so if
> you've told it your monitor is only capable of 1024x768 at 60Hz (via the
> HSync and VRefresh params in XF86Config), those are the options it'll
> give you.
>
> As such, do make sure those parameters are correct. xrandr is mainly
> handy for asking the X server exactly what it's doing.
>
> Reading over the XFree86 log file can also be handy.
>
> BTW, a randr GUI panel for the settings panel in XFCE would be a
> seriously cool thing to have. Of course, that's /all/ I can say, as I
> have neither the time or skills to write it - just call it an idea.
>
Benedikt made one. Don't know exactly where it is or if it's available
for download.
Jasper
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