[Newbie]X4.20, ATI xpert98, and Viewsonic g90f woes

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On Mon, 1 Apr 2002, Tom Manning wrote:

> Please help me out! Here's my situation:

> With X3.3.6, my ATI xpert98 (mach64, 8MB 3D rage pro), and my 1-year old 19"
> Viewsonic G90F I can easily run 1280x1024 at 24bpp, 85Hz.  With Mandrake 8.1
> and XFree 4.01 I had it working at 1552x870, but any resolution higher than
> that would be horizontally compressed (2 inches of black on either side of
> the image, xvidtune couldn't help me).  Now I've upgraded to X4.2 and I can't
> use anything higher than 1024x768 or the image is horizontally squashed again
> - it's gotten worse!.  In X3.3.6, of course, no problem -  I can display up
> to 1600x1200 24bpp very nicely, just as in Windows.

> I edited the XFree86Config-4 file so the horizontal and vertical frequencies
> were correct for my monitor (H30-97, V50-180), but it still doesn't work.  I
> would really like to use XFree4 again!

Insert Option "NoCompositeSync" in the device section.

Marc.

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