>I've got the resoulution 1280x800, but I am not able to change it, if I
>do, KDE turns off and I find myself in loging-in.
Check out your /ect/X11/xorg.conf file, section "Screen". May be you need to specify there other screen resolutions.
Michael.
02-12-2008, 09:51 AM
"Clifford W. Hansen"
etch on lenovo r61i
On Wednesday 13 February 2008 12:00, Embrik Kaslegard wrote:
> Михаил Демин wrote:
> > Hello!
> >
> > >I've got the resoulution 1280x800, but I am not able to change it, if I
> > >do, KDE turns off and I find myself in loging-in.
> >
> > Check out your /ect/X11/xorg.conf file, section "Screen". May be you
> > need to specify there other screen resolutions.
> >
> > Michael.
>
> Done that. If I delete 1280x800 in xorg.conf and restart kde, I get
> 1024x768. But I find this unnessesary much work. I think I should be ale
> to change resolution "on the fly" without restarting kde. AND I have to
> remove 1280x800 in the config-file to be able to use 1024x768.
>
> Embrik
Greetings,
I use `krandrtray` provided by kcontrol, maybe that will help...
Runs in the tray and on right click shows the resolutions you can change to.
HTH
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Try read this doc: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Installing_Ubuntu_7.10_%28Gutsy_Gibbon%29_Tribe_on _a_ThinkPad_R61
2008/2/13, Embrik Kaslegard <embrik_leifsson@yahoo.no>:
Михаил Демин wrote:
> Hello!
>
> >I've got the resoulution 1280x800, but I am not able to change it, if I
> >do, KDE turns off and I find myself in loging-in.
>
> Check out your /ect/X11/xorg.conf file, section "Screen". May be you
> need to specify there other screen resolutions.
>
> Michael.
Done that. If I delete 1280x800 in xorg.conf and restart kde, I get
1024x768. But I find this unnessesary much work. I think I should be ale
to change resolution "on the fly" without restarting kde. AND I have to
remove 1280x800 in the config-file to be able to use 1024x768.
Embrik
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Thinkpad R61 and T61 share most components.
You migtht want to have a look at :
http://www.klabs.be/~fpiat/linux/debian/Etch_on_Thinkpad_T61.html
Which video card do you have ?
Which xorg driver do you use ? (using xrandr with vesa is known to have
serious problems)
For Audio, see the guide mentioned above.
Franklin
On Tue, February 12, 2008 22:06, embrik kaslegard wrote:
> I've used some time on my laptop now, without getting the graphic 100%.
> I've got the resoulution 1280x800, but I am not able to change it, if I
> do, KDE turns off and I find myself in loging-in. I don't see anythin
> when I press CTRL-Alt-F3.
>
> Audio is not 100%. I've installed everything I could find of alsa, have
> no error-messages. OK output, but bad recording via extern mic.
>
> Has anyone got this laptop set up perfectly?
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02-12-2008, 08:06 PM
embrik kaslegard
etch on lenovo r61i
I've used some time on my laptop now, without getting the graphic 100%.
I've got the resoulution 1280x800, but I am not able to change it, if I
do, KDE turns off and I find myself in loging-in. I don't see anythin
when I press CTRL-Alt-F3.
Audio is not 100%. I've installed everything I could find of alsa, have
no error-messages. OK output, but bad recording via extern mic.
Has anyone got this laptop set up perfectly?
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02-13-2008, 09:00 AM
Embrik Kaslegard
etch on lenovo r61i
Михаил Демин wrote:
Hello!
>I've got the resoulution 1280x800, but I am not able to change it, if I
>do, KDE turns off and I find myself in loging-in.
Check out your /ect/X11/xorg.conf file, section "Screen". May be you
need to specify there other screen resolutions.
Michael.
Done that. If I delete 1280x800 in xorg.conf and restart kde, I get
1024x768. But I find this unnessesary much work. I think I should be ale
to change resolution "on the fly" without restarting kde. AND I have to
remove 1280x800 in the config-file to be able to use 1024x768.
Embrik
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