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ashesh0326 03-26-2007 04:05 AM

Disable first boot.
 
Hi,
It seems to me that your problem has more to do with the first boot thing.
Can you tell me how your FC starts booting? For example, it happened in my case that as the computer went into fedora core, it started off with a 1280x1024@60 screen, but as soon as the login screen was about to load, my system jumped to a 800x600 screen.
If its the same case with you, just do this: System>Administration>Server Settings>Services. Once there, look for firstboot, uncheck it, and then stop it. Then, click on save. Similarly, switch to all runlevels and save it until done.
That should solve your problem.

poswer 06-25-2009 05:09 AM

can't change screen resolution.
 
Hi all,

i had the same problem for can't change display resolution. i was using MSI K9NGM3 mother board and monitor viewsonic vp2030b. i was installed fedora 11 os then i try to change resolution system->preferences->display-> show unkown monitor and showing default 800x600 only but i was change and updated the page /etc/X11/xorg.conf mode 1600x1200.but did'nt apply can u help me any to pls.

Thanks

lars_oeh 06-28-2009 09:21 AM

Hi,
I had the same problem, but my fc11 is running in a VirtualBox.
I installed kdebase which solved the problem...

Gufran 12-17-2009 03:29 AM

How to change Screen Monitor Resolution in Fedora, Red Hat
 
Hi everybody,

I finally, come up after several months old problem.

Step by step solution for screen monitor resolution problem

1) go to System > Administration > Add/Remove Software

2) type xrandr in the textbox and click Find button to find relevant packages. After getting all packages select all of them (for safe hand) and click Apply button. That’s all.

3) in case, if you don’t get desired options in the Administration > Display, do run the command system-config-display --reconfig to reconfigure the display settings.

Enjoy!


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