Bill:
Here is some information I have used as background.
http://linuxconsole.sourceforge.net/fbdev/HOWTO/3.html
Thanks, there is some interesting information there. I did some more
googling since my previous post, and I found some examples on how to
*increase* the refresh frequency. However, in my case I want to set
the refresh frequency to exactly 60 Hz. I think I also found that
the refresh frequency (usually what you configure in Windows, i.e.,
1024x768@75Hz) corresponds to the VertRefresh entry in the xorg.conf
file. However, when I set that to 60 (instead of the monitor's 56.0
- 85.0 range), the problem didn't go away. I probably also have to
adjust the HorizSync entry, but I don't know to what exactly.
Alfred
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