On Mon, 2010-12-13 at 18:03 -0500, David wrote:
> Now that system-config-display is abandoned and xorg.conf is no longer
> used what can I use to configure an older CRT monitor that Xorg in
> Fedora does not recognize? Xorg in Fedora does not recognize the fact
> that this monitor is capable of a 1600x1200 display resolution. So that
> is not an offered setting.
>
> Three other different Linux distributions do not recognize this monitor
> either, a fault of the monitor, but do recognize that it is capable of a
> 1600x1200 display resolution for a generic monitor.
>
> So where do I put this information so that Fedora is also capable of a
> 1600x1200 display resolution? In what file? At what location? How would
> the data read?
>
> Xrandr does not seem to be able to recognize the monitor either as it
> offers the same lower resolutions.
David,
Actually, if an /etc/xorg.conf exists it will be used. The key will be
an hsync spec in the monitor section that will allow a dot clock
frequency high enough to support 1600x1200 operation.
If you don't have the specs available, you can use the 'gtf' utility to
compute a modeline you can use in your xorg.conf file:
# gtf 1600 1200 60
--Doc Savage
Fairview Heights, IL
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