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> following message: |
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> Detected CRTC controller 1 being used |
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In my iMac, this value is not detected corectly, so I've had to set it |
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manually (try to start with other value). |
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> So I've been leaning toward a value of 1. Does that seem off? |
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> I noticed that the page referred to by the URL you posted has the |
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> following text: |
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> This script is based on my experience on high-end monitors (17"-24" |
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> multisync with more than 135Mhz of bandwidth), trying to squeeze the |
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> most refresh rate at the highest resolution, and will not work for |
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> lower specs monitors (15" and lower). |
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> Do you think it might still work for a 15 inch flat panel iMac? |
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Well, it worked for 17", I just used the default values, and if you have |
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16:9 display don't forget to specify it in the form. |
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> Also, I was able to track down some information about the LCD screen |
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> in the tech specs -- something about it being able to do 1024x768 at |
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> 75Hz (the vertical frequency?). The script asks for at least: |
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> |
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> Max Bandwidth |
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> Max Vertical Frequency |
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> Max Horizontal Frequency |
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> Do you have any ideas where I might determine values for bandwidth and |
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> horizontal frequency? |
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I've used the default, leaving the fields in the form as is (blank). Try |
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to set the same resolution that MacOSX is using. |
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Regards, |
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Andres |
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José Andrés Arias Velichko Grupo de Usuarios de Linux |
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locke@××××××××.es Universidad Carlos III de Madrid |
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http://gul.uc3m.es/~locke http://gul.uc3m.es |
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