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Fresh FC5 install, brand new BenQ FP202W, any way I try to get it to run 1680x1050 I get an "Out of range" message on the display. It is hooked up via VGA if that helps.
I know my way around command line pretty well, but when X11 doesn't work I don't even know where to start. I've searched this site, and none of the solutions provided seemed to work so far... any ideas you have are greatly appreciated.
Could you post your /etc/X11/xorg.conf? Most likely, the Monitor settings for vertical frequency is to high. I notice that the specifications web page says "(1680 x 1050 = max. 60Khz )". By default, the Monitor setting for vertical frequency is higher than that--maybe 75 or 85, depending on what monitor was plugged in when you did the initial install.
You'll want to set the max vertical frequency in /etc/X11/xorg.conf to 60.
I did have the refresh rate set to 60, but that wasn't the problem.
I ran all of the updates through yum and it worked. Aparently the drive from the install disk maybe didn't support the settings I had so it was defaulting up to something a little different? I don't know, but once all updates were applied, it runs like a champ.
I did have the refresh rate set to 60, but that wasn't the problem.
I ran all of the updates through yum and it worked. Aparently the drive from the install disk maybe didn't support the settings I had so it was defaulting up to something a little different? I don't know, but once all updates were applied, it runs like a champ.
I'm not certain... I have everything configured accoring to fedorafaq.org's setup, and then just ran a yum update. Since it was a fresh install, there were hundres of them, so I'm not sure which one did the trick.
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