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Am trying to optimise my settings for my sony laptop to get optimum screen res of 1024 X 768. When installing Fedora core 2 it could not identify the correct settings and am using a generic setting of 800 X 600.
Have tried to set to a generic setting of 1024 x 768 for LCD and monitor and am getting bleeding charachters on screen.
Any Ideas which setting are best for this ?
It is a sony GRT815M P2.8 Laptop using an NVIDIA GeForce FX Go5600 (64 mB)
I'm having the exact same problem as you, when you go 1024x768 the screen goes unreadable. I also tried the nvidia drivers, but they were no use at all!
hey man, i get my distros offa http://www.linuxiso.org/, great site imo, i have gentoo, both fedora cores & slackware 9 & 9.1, running fedora core 2 at the moment.
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