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the problem that i have is the resolution does not work as its suppost to.
the resulotion shuold be 1027x780 and only is in 800 x700 ( or something like this) I try to fix it usign yast and when i do a test for the new config I get a error saying the a file in the /etc/x11/xconfig/font/xxxxx does not exist. so I am stuck with a lower resolution and does no like this resolution
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