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Hi all, i'm using linux entreprise systme at work, and the menu tool for changing resolution do nothing when i click on it.
I'm using an Nvidia graphic card.
redhat-config-xfree86 command gives me an error then stop.
Does anyone knows a config file or a command to change the desktop resolution on my systme ?
Originally posted by Gnaag Hi all, i'm using linux entreprise systme at work, and the menu tool for changing resolution do nothing when i click on it.
I'm using an Nvidia graphic card.
redhat-config-xfree86 command gives me an error then stop.
Does anyone knows a config file or a command to change the desktop resolution on my systme ?
Thanks a lot for your help !
Give precise details about your distro e.g. Redhat Enterprise Linux or Suse Enterprise Linux and the version number because there are many enterprise Linux distros. I assume you are using RHEL 3.x, so you can edit /etc/x11/XF86Config or /etc/x11/XF86Config-4 to adjust the default resolutions if the Redhat tools are not working for you.
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