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Distribution: Mandrake10 Offical, Debian Sarge, Knoppix, GO Ubuntu!!! my new home
Posts: 79
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Faint horizontal rolling lines
Ok people I am looking for someone with a tad bit more knowledge and experience than I have here. I have a dual monitor setup (NOT in clone mode) and everything has been working great! But, now my big monitor has faint rolling horizontal lines through it, I haven't changed anything in my xf86config-4 file to cause this change. Could I be over driving that monitor? Any help on this would be great, my eyes get so tired looking at this. The monitor I am having the problem with is the Samsung. Here's part of my xf86config-4 file.
Distribution: Mandrake10 Offical, Debian Sarge, Knoppix, GO Ubuntu!!! my new home
Posts: 79
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Ok, I got it fixed now. Seems as though one of my lil ones (children) helped themselves to adjusting my resolution all on their own....lol Ctrl-Alt-+ three times cleared up all the lines............ hope it helps someone else too...............lol
Distribution: Mandrake10 Offical, Debian Sarge, Knoppix, GO Ubuntu!!! my new home
Posts: 79
Original Poster
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ok people, how do i keep my settings at what ever it uses when i do the ctrl-alt-+ to fix this problem, when i reboot i have to do it all over again..........any ideas?
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