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I was able to fix this once before by searching by myself, but now I
can't find the same info.
I recently re-installed and re-compiled and my console is at 640x480,
Lilo says to set it at 1024x768x256 "vga=773?".
But it's not displaying at that.
What did I miss???????
Hmm. Could be a number of things. You might want to check which framebuffer options you compiled into the kernel. I ran into problems specifying drivers other than VESA. In order to get it working right, I had to eliminate everything but the VESA driver for framebuffer. You could also try enabling video mode selection. That way you can put "vga=ask" in your lilo.conf and see what modes are available. When you find the right one, just edit lilo again and set the vga for that mode. Hope this helps.
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