Installing - Monitor Error
 

When I try installing Red Hat Linux (which I have DLed the .iso's for them and burned onto discs) onto my alienware system I get a monitor frequency error. It happens after I start loading anaconda...I see it detect my monitor and then When it starts loading the anaconda program.

I get an error from my monitor saying that the Frequency is out of range. I can get the specific error for you if you want, but I'm too tired to do it now.

My system specs:

Pentium 4 2.8 GHz
512 MB SDRAM
120 GB seagate HD
NEC 19" monitor

if any other info is needed...just ask...

run xf86config, and set up your monit yourself. Its just a mess with the modelines, noting serous...

g

raven

Howzit

Try installing Linux in text mode then when finished and it boots up run the cmd redhat-config-monitor then run startx to see if config is correct if not press Ctrl-alt backspace to kill X. Once working fine edit /etc/inittab file replace the 3 for a 5 for it to startup in GUI mode in future id:3:initdefault:

chow