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HI !
I a really small screeen (for embed testing) its somethin lik 5,7".
How do I get the resolution to fit it (it should be like 320x280)??
If i run xf86config the smallest config is 640x400...
you should be able to create your own modelines as small as you want, there's a site around that generates them for you but i've not got the link right now, search google for "colas modeline generator" i think. then you copy the lines it gives you to /etc/X11/XF86Config (carefully) and set the screensize to the name listed in that modeline. obiovusly the validity of the modline is only as good as the data you give it.
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