ls -l /etc/init.d/915resolution

cat /etc/init.d/915resolution

-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 2685 2006-09-19 03:03 /etc/init.d/915resolution

#! /bin/sh

PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
PROG=/usr/sbin/915resolution
VBETOOL=/usr/sbin/vbetool
NAME=915resolution
DESC=915resolution
CONFIG=/etc/default/915resolution

test -x $DAEMON || exit 0

# Include 915resolution defaults if available
if [ -f "$CONFIG" ] ; then
        . "$CONFIG"
fi
if [ "$MODE" = auto -a \! -x "$VBETOOL" ] \
 || [ "$MODE" != auto -a \( -z "$MODE" -o -z "$XRESO" -o -z "$YRESO" \) ] ; then
   echo "*** Your 915resolution hasn't been configured! ***"
   echo "Please read /usr/share/doc/915resolution/README.Debian and define"
   echo "MODE, XRESO, and YRESO or install the 'vbetool' package."
   exit 0
fi

auto_select_modes()
{
    if [ ! -x "$VBETOOL" ] || ! panelsize=`$VBETOOL vbefp panelsize` ; then
        echo "*** Your 915resolution was not automatically configured! ***"
        echo "Please read /usr/share/doc/915resolution/README.Debian then define"
        echo "MODE, XRESO, and YRESO manually in $CONFIG or install 'vbetool'."
        exit 1
    fi

    # If the native panel-size is already in the BIOS mode list, we
    # don't have to do anything, yippee!
    bios_list=`$PROG -l`
    if echo "$bios_list" | grep -q "^Mode .* $panelsize" ; then
        #echo 'Correct panel-size is already listed, skipping'
        return
    fi

    # For want of a better approach to selecting modelines for stealing;...
    # this expression grabs us the highest *numbered* mode in each
    # bit-depth that the BIOS already lists.
    #
    # An argument for using the highest mode-number, rather than the
    # highest resolution is that if we've already reprogrammed the
    # mode to be a lower resolution it will no longer be the highest.
    # If this has changed over a suspend cycle, that consequences
    # might not be so good.  -Paul Sladen
    target_modes=`echo "$bios_list" | awk '/^Mode [^T]/{sub(",","",$4); print $5,$4,$2}' | tac | sort -n -u | cut -d' ' -f3`

    for m in $target_modes ; do
        # The 'tr' converts '1024x768' -> '1024' '768'
        # and the bitdepth is missed off because we have one of each depth
        $PROG $m $(echo $panelsize | tr x ' ')
    done
}

set -e

case "$1" in
  start|restart|force-reload)
        echo -n "Starting $DESC: "
        if [ "$MODE" = "auto" ] ; then
            auto_select_modes
        else
            $PROG $MODE $XRESO $YRESO $BIT
        fi
        echo "$NAME."
        ;;
  stop)
        #echo -n "Stopping $DESC: "
        #echo "$NAME."
        ;;
# Move this to 'start' so there is only one code-path
# restart|force-reload)
#       #echo -n "Stopping $DESC: "
#       #echo "$NAME."
#       echo -n "Starting $DESC: "
#       $PROG $MODE $XRESO $YRESO $BIT
#       echo "$NAME."
#       ;;
  *)
        N=/etc/init.d/$NAME
        # echo "Usage: $N start" >&2
        echo "Usage: $N start" >&2
        exit 1
        ;;
esac

exit 0

#
# 915resolution default
#
# find free modes by  /usr/sbin/915resolution -l
# and set it to MODE or set to 'MODE=auto'
#
# With 'auto' detection, the panel-size will be fetched from the VBE
# BIOS if possible and the highest-numbered mode in each bit-depth
# will be overwritten with the detected panel-size.
MODE=5c
#
# and set resolutions for the mode.
# e.g. use XRESO=1024 and YRESO=768
XRESO=1280
YRESO=800
#
# We can also set the pixel mode.
# e.g. use BIT=32
# Please note that this is optional,
# you can also leave this value blank.
BIT=