CentOS: How to set font size/ resolution on main console
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You have to edit the boot parameters.
Interrupt the countdown when booting, select to edit the kernel parameters and add a space then vga=791 to the end. This gives the console a resolution of 1024x768
More info here : http://www.vincentverhagen.nl/2008/0...os-fedora-etc/
You have to try one of the other resolutions in that link I gave you. Adding what I told you to the kernel parameters only affects the boot on one occasion. If you reboot, it will go back to what it was before.
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