Change Screen Resolution During Boot-up?
I would like to install Zenwalk on my ancient Dell Inspiron 8000 laptop. I have successfully made a bootable flashdrive of Zenwalk and intend to boot with the aid of “Plop” as my CD drive is toast on this machine (I have done this many times with Puppy). I have actually successfully booted this once except that the default screen resolution is unusable. If I remember correctly (not sure I do), I believe the optimal resolution with Puppy Linux is 740/1280 or there abouts. Can someone give me step by step directions to either adjust the resolution in Xorg or switch to Xvesa during boot-up? Please note that I am a newbie with no expertise using the command line. All help is appreciated – thanks!
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