Getting More on the Screen

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Hi, Steve:

Here's how I do it. I get 64 lines and 130 columns with:

vga=0x31B

I have put exactly that statement in my lilo.conf when using lilo, and
added it to my kernel params with grub.conf when using grub.

To read more look at /usr/src/linux/Documentation/fb/vesafb.txt


Steve Holmes writes:
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> I tried to get a 50 line display by putting the option 
> vga = extended
> on my lilo boot parms but I still get only 25 lines on my actual
> screen.  The kernel boot messages show an 80.50 display but
> still... This has happened on two different machines of mine and one
> of them is brand new.  Do I need to change anything else to get this
> to work such as terminfo entries or tset commands?
> 
> Thanks for any help.
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