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On Saturday 30 December 2006 18:18, Andrew Gaydenko wrote: |
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> Hi! |
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> Some time ago I used GeForce card and was able (with own ModeLine |
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> in xorg.conf) to set 1280x960 mode at 83Hz (with both 'nv' and 'nvidia' |
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> drivers). |
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> After migrating to another hardware I use integrated to motherboard |
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> video Intel DRM x3000 (motherboard is ASUS P5B-VM). 'i810' driver is |
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> in use. |
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> Problem 1. |
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> When my old ModeLine is in use, I see strange (shifted) desktop fragment, |
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> mouse pointer is not in sync with desktop, horizontal refresh is 65Hz and |
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> so on. |
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so make a new one. Or try without modelines. |
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> Problem 2. |
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> OK, I need to work, so I decided to use 1280x1024 at 75 Hz. All works fine |
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> except for graphics which has wrong scale: circle height is less than must |
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> be. I have played with monitor sizes in xorg.conf - only fonts rendering |
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> changes (and DPI has also different values in xorg log file in accordance |
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> with monitor sizes). |
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1280x1024 is not 4:3. So there is nothing you can do on a 4:3 sized monitor. |
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Go back to 1280x960. |
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