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Every time I put one of this hexadecimal values in the "vga= " option in menu.lst, after the reboot, I receive the "Undefined Video Mode Number error message", basically saying me that I'm limited to the text modes resolutions (maximum is 80x60).
I don't understand where the problem is...
Update: Problem Fixed
The reason was that the nvidia framebuffer support is not enabled by default on debian lenny. So the solution was a kernel recompilation enabling that feature (Device Driver > Graphic Card > Framebuffer Support > Nvdia Framebuffer)
After this, my console is 1280x1024:
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daniele@daniele:~$ fbset
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