Re: Laptop display settings

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the two dell laptops i have, i had to set the monitor to dell laptop
1024x768

you may try looking at www.linux-laptop.net for more specifics..


Doug
Linux user #299439
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Andrew Robinson" <awrobinson@xxxxxxx>
To: <shrike-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 6:18 PM
Subject: Laptop display settings


> I have Red Hat 9 installed on my Dell Latitude CPi laptop. When booted
into
> Linux, the best settings I get for the display are 800x600 resolution
with
> what looks like 16-bit color. In Windoze, I can set the display to
1024x768
> with 24-bit color. That's what I would like to get to in Linux as
well. I
> tried changing a setting in an X configuration file that has worked
for me
> in the past, but didn't seem to help this time. This is a process I
don't
> understand well (to say the least). My display adapter is a NeoMagic
> MagicGraph256AV. All this leads me to ask three questions:
>
> 1. What settings do I make to get this laptop to work at 1024x768
> resolution with 24-bit color?
>
> 2. Is there a tutorial someplace that explains what X settings to make
> given the parameters of a particular display adapter? In other words,
is
> there a tutorial or how-to on how to set up X for a given display?
>
> 3. A co-worker once showed me a web site that listed parameters for
many,
> many monitors and display adapters. Anyone know what that site might
be?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Andrew Robinson
>
>
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