Thank You, Ramkumar - it worked well. I just downloaded the latest
version yesterday. Now I need to know how to boot it from hard drive.
I know you just copy a directory from the CD to a hard drive, but there
are two logical partitions on this HD: XP on partition 0 and room for
DynaBolic on partition1. Do I need to install a boot manager of some sort?

ramkumar.m.v wrote:
> Hi Patti,
>
> Are you using Dyne 1 or Dyne 2 release candidate?
>
> Here's my observation on Dyne 2 release candidate:
>
> Pressing f3 key before booting does show options for
> setting the resolution in a matrix format, and 800x600
> 16 bit is the default.
>
> On the boot prompt,type linux vga=XXX, where XXX is
> the number corrsponding to the resolution you want and
> the bit (18,15,16 or 24) rate you want.
>
> For 1280x1024, 8bit number is 775
> 15 bit number is 793
> 16 bit number is 794
> 24 bit number is 795
>
> I tried setting mine to 1024x768 16 bit as linux
> vga=791 and it booted perfectly.
>
> Regards
> Ram
>
>
> --- PattiMichelle <miche1@???> wrote:
>
>
>> Hi - I'm building a video/multimedia box for a
>> friend who is a graduate
>> film editor, and found out about Dyna:bolic. The
>> live CD boots fine and
>> looks good *except* I can get only 800x600
>> resolution on my monitor.
>> Under other Linux distros (and WinXP) it's no
>> trouble to do 1280x1024
>> (EliteGroup RC410L/800-M board with ATI Radeon
>> Express 200 on-board
>> video). So I think it's defaulting to 800x600 due
>> to lack of proper
>> driver or hardware detection. Is this fairly easy
>> to set up? THANKS!!!!
>> Patti :^)
>>
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