Thanks Saul, this worked for me, I also changed resolutions to fit my own
monitor ( I checked from Dell's website which are the proper vertical and
horisontal refreshrates for my Dell monitor). I have understood that it's
important to put correct refreshrate values, not close ones, it can mess up
monitor if those are not correct.


2006/10/17, Saul Thomas <stthomas@???>:
>
> The vga=794 didn't work for my computer, but searching through the
> archives, I found this other method.
>
> When in dyne:bolic
>
> 1. Open up the Home folder (the second button from the top on the right
> hand side)
> 2. Click the up arrow to move to the parent directory
> 3. Open etc
> 4. Open X11
> 5. There are two files that need to be altered: xorg.conf and
> xorg.conf.dist
> After opening each of these files, scroll down to the "Screen" section,
> and then the "Display" section.
> You will see a list of resolutions in quotes for each of three "Modes".
> Add your own computer's native resolution to that list (e.g. "1200x800")
> for each of the three modes.
> 6. Save xorg.conf and xorg.conf.dist after you have altered them
> 7. In the partition where you have dyne:bolic installed, find the dyne
> folder.
> 8. Open that folder and open the dyne.cfg file. Because this is a
> read-only file, it will ask you permission.
> 9. Scroll down until you find the line:
> # X_RESOLUTION=1024x786
> add another line below without the number sign in front of it
> X_RESOLUTION=1200x800
> (of course replace the 1200x800 with whatever your native resolution
> should be)
> 10. Save the file. Reboot dyne:bolic.
>
> That's what worked for me.
>
>
>
>
>
> Ari 写道:
> > I run dynebolic 2.2 as docked system, I noticed lack of reasonable
> > resolution, how I can get higher resolutions.
> >
> >
>
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