Ok I have tried all that I know of to change my resolution but it still doesn't work.

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Ok I have tried all that I know of to change my resolution but it still doesn't work.

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07-02-2003, 02:00 PM	#16
bling bling Member Registered: Jun 2003 Location: Virginia Distribution: Slackware/win xp soon to be LFS/win xp Posts: 95 Original Poster Rep:	Ok I just tried it and got an error message and it told me to check he log file. So here it is rm -f .o .a ~ core rm -f linux rm -f version.h rm -f autoconf.h make: ** No rule to make target `i830.o'. Stop. I don't really get why it says that. And why it would be rm -f 'ing.

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