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im haveing trouble i installed suse linux 9.2 pro it works fine until it starts to log in where my moniture displays a message "frequency is to high turning off" how am i able to change the frequency to work with my moniture any responce will be helpfull thank you
There is a file called /etc/X11/XF86config-4, which holds the configuration details for the X-server. You should look for the Monitor section and change the values to the appropriate ones for your monitor.
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