Corrupted display when booting without external monitor

[Martijn Bronkhorst]

Dear Mailinglist,

 

I have installed Fedora Core 2 and when I boot, I get my screen all 'torn
apart'. Fedora correctly recognized my videocard (ATI mobility 128mb) and I
have manually selected my display (Dell 104 x 768 Laptop LCD).

 

The funny thing is, when there is an external monitor connected and you
press the FN key to select to output on both displays .. The screen is
perfect on the laptop. When I boot without an external monitor connected,
the screen is unreadable again.

 

Can you advise me on what to do, where to look ????

 

Thnx.

Martijn Bronkhorst

Monitor Question

[rodrigo micheletto affonso]

Hi all,

my monitor Philips 104S isn't in the list of monitors in fc2 and i have 
problems when change to 1024x768 resolution...

how do i place a line with the model and especification of my monitor in 
the list???

tanx at all
-- 

[micheletto]

Monitor Question

[Andrey Andreev]

micheletto wrote:
>  my monitor Philips 104S isn't in the list of monitors in fc2 and
> i have 
>  problems when change to 1024x768 resolution...
>  
>  how do i place a line with the model and especification of my monitor in 
>  the list??? 
Check the specs for your monitor, then go to:

http://koala.ilog.fr/cgi-bin/nph-colas-modelines

It will generate a modline for your xorg.conf (guessing that you're 
running FC2)

If you don't know what xorg.conf is and what to do with it, google for 
it for a while, and then ask here :)

Greets

//Andro


-- 
Andrey Andreev
University of Helsinki
Dept. of Computer Science

Monitor Question

[Andrey Andreev]

Andrey Andreev wrote:
>  micheletto wrote:
>  
> > my monitor Philips 104S isn't in the list of monitors in fc2 and i 
> > have problems when change to 1024x768 resolution...
> > 
>  Check the specs for your monitor, then go to:
>  
>  http://koala.ilog.fr/cgi-bin/nph-colas-modelines 
actually

http://xtiming.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/xtiming.pl

seems even more useful if you want to drain the last few Hz from your 
monitor :)

//Andro

-- 
Andrey Andreev
University of Helsinki
Dept. of Computer Science