until you start X the screen is correct?Yes, the screen is fine until I start X. And if I configure in the little Linux
penguin boot logo, it's in the right place at the top of the screen too. And
it's fine after I start the Metro version of X. It's only when I start
XFree86 that I have a problem. I played with xvidtune a little bit and I
could make the black band smaller and move it up a little bit. But it
runs out of range before the bottom is completely off the top of the
screen. It's a slow process right now, because xvidtune crashes X
when I hit apply or test, so I have to just show the modeline and paste
it into the config file.
I remember a setting in XF86Config where you tell X to use the BIOS setting for the screen resolution. Because the problem you speak of is what I know when one use a false BIOS setting for the display.
I think I remember seeing that option somewhere. I'll see if I can find it again and try that.
Thanks:
David> Subject: lcd bottom of screen at top & top at bottom > > > I'm tyring to run XFree86 Version 4.4.0 on a Jumtek MOPSLCD6 > PC-104 (CT69000 > chipset detected) computer with a 640x480 VGA LCD. The top > of the screen > shows what should be on the bottom of the screen, then there > is a black > horizontal band about an inch tall, and below that is what > should be the top > of the screen. The same hardware works fine with Metro-X > Enhanced Server > Set version 4.3.4-1, but I'd like to use xfree86. I > attempted to set up > XF86config the same as the XMetroconfig that is working, but > with no luck. > What can I try to get rid of the vertical wrapping that I'm seeing? > > Thanks: > > David
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