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On some of the Intel chipsets you can change the amount of memory they report to Linux in the bios. I know there was a bug in the Intel 865G chipset that reported there was only one mb of vidmemory. Intel made a patch that could be incorporated into a bios upgrade which allowed you to change the vid memory settings to 8mb which took care of the vgalo issue.
If your bios was up todate you could just go into your bios find the video card memory settings and change it. Then when you did the install it would let you use what ever resolution your monitor could handle.
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