Linux Framebuffer support for 640x400x32K (modified 0 times)
Zonyl
Has anyone figured out a better VESA mode than 0x300 (640x400x256) for use with X on a television? I would like to keep 640x400 but get a 16bit depth. I am using mode 0x311 (640x480x32K) currently, but the tv xlation drops every couple of lines and is hard to read 12pt text.
I have spent quite a bit of time cruising the net trying to find specs on that media gx video, but havent found a document anywhere that suggests what their Vesa 2.0 mode number would be for 640x400x32K. Is there another way to obtain this resolution / color-depth with X?
06-06-2000 11:28:10
RE:Linux Framebuffer support for 640x400x32K (modified 0 times)
El Barto
So you have gotten 640x400? I don't see why we can't get a great resolution...does anyone know what the graphical Mandrake install uses as its resolution? Because that works fullscreen and is perfect, nothing is cut off.
06-07-2000 08:43:47
RE:Linux Framebuffer support for 640x400x32K (modified 0 times)
Gondola
I'd like to go to 640x400 in Windows 98... The dropped lines also irritate me. Not sure why my 500-line tv drops lines, though.
Any ideas?
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