Screen shifted upwards/leftwards during red hat installation
Hello, I am interested in completely formatting my hard drive (because XP is useless) and installing a fresh copy of red hat, yet when I try to boot from my live Red Hat CDs, the screen is shifted such that I cannot appropriately choose my installation options. I am on a flat screen LCD, and I imagine that is the problem, but I was hoping someone knew a workaround before I tried to hunt down another monitor for the pure purpose of installation. On a side note, my only prior experience with red hat is an occasionally use on a work computer, so if possible, please try to keep it simple for this newbie. Thanks all!
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also, I'm not sure if it makes a difference, but this problem is recurrent in both graphical installation as well as text only installation. It makes it impossible to accurately partition the right drive.
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Have you tried to auto-adjust your monitor,
same thing happens to me everytime i install a new Operation system, all i have to do is click auto on my monitor :P but im a naab xD |
i'll look through my LCD's settings to see if there's any way to auto adujst. Do you think it may be related to resolution (as opposed to L/R orientation, etc.)?
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try the option linux text to install so you can adjust the settings later, use a vesa video mode that's correct for your monitor as a boot argument.
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