A 10:50 16/03/98 -0800, vous avez écrit :
>
>To fix the size problem. hit ctrl-alt + (use the numberpad's + sign)
>That will change between video modes.
>
>If your brave you can manualy edit /etc/X11/XF86Config to get rid of that
>small screen....it's down near the bottom of that file that changes need to
>be made.
>Make a backup of that file before changing anything though.
>Also try running xf86config to reset it things. Again make a backup of
>that file.
>
>
>Dan
>
>
>At 06:57 PM 3/16/98 +0100, LEBLIN JY wrote:
>>Now everything's ok with my XFree86-SVGA package ( even if i had to
>>uninstall metrox package ) but mmmmhh how can i tell you so : when i startx
>>the size of the display is smaller than the screen ( not sure it is clear )
>>so i have to move the mouse to see the whole screen. Then when i quit
>>xwindows i don't have the normal set of character : instead of abcdefgh...
>>i've got *@@#... ( not cool )!
>>Where's the problem ( maybe that's two different problems ) and how can i
>>fix it (them).
>>As i think i've read something similar today feel free to ignore me or just
>>send me back the refering mail.
>>
>> Thanks for your help.
>> JY
Me again...
Thanks for the help but i have already tried the CTRL ALT +, it doesn't
change anything (except resolution of course). I'm trying to modify the
XF86Config. Right now i'm quite sure my video card is well declared (i know
all the settings and Superprobe gave me the same informations), maybe the
monitor is not exactly well declared. Eventhough if it's a monitor problem,
it doesn't explain why i've got these @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
characters instead of the standard characters ( abcd...) which is in fact
the main problem for instant. I don't really care if i have to move the
mouse to see my whole screen, but it's more embarrassing if i have to
reboot every time i quit xwindows.
If anybody else has got an idea ...??
Thanks
JY
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