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On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 9:35 PM, Ricardo Franklin Mergarejo
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> Hi Ioannis Vranos:
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> > > Any info about the graphics card?
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> The graphic card is an Intel 82815 CGC (chipset graphics controller). In
> Windows works fine with a configuration of 24 bit color and 1024x768 and
> with others Linux versions, but with SL 5.0 recognize the graphic card
> and the monitor, but the maximum resolution is 832x624... any idea about
> the difference.
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I have seen this problem with Intel cards. Maybe this will give you
an idea. If your xorg.conf does not give enough information about
memory, then X doesn't know how much memory there is, and so you get
the smaller resolultion. On some Intel cards--I don't know about
yours--the memory is shared with the motherboard's main memory. ON a
system like that , it is especially important to find out how to
declare how much memory you want to have for video.
I know this seems like detail crap that users should not have to mess
around with. But it seems to be an everpresent fact of life.
pj
--
Paul E. Johnson
Professor, Political Science
1541 Lilac Lane, Room 504
University of Kansas
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