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| boricua |
 Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 5:24 pm |
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i change my monitor and i see sax does not recognized and is not on the
list
i am concern suse will damage it
irs a 17 lcd envision 7750
any advice how should i go around this?
i mean i can see the picture but sometimes i get 'no signal' auto
configuring' but still yast does not recognized it in sax2
http://envisiondisplay.com/products.asp?EPage=products&SMenu=en7750 |
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| Chris Maaskant |
| Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 5:58 pm |
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On Mon, 13 Mar 2006 22:24:10 +0000, boricua wrote:
Quote: i change my monitor and i see sax does not recognized and is not on the
list
i am concern suse will damage it
irs a 17 lcd envision 7750
any advice how should i go around this?
I've got a acer AL1951 and it is not listed in sax2 either, but that
doesn't matter, i just selected "--> LCD" and "1280x1024@60HZ" wich seems
like the right setting for your monitor too.
Chris Maaskant.
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| boricua |
| Posted: Mon Mar 13, 2006 6:08 pm |
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I've got a acer AL1951 and it is not listed in sax2 either, but that
doesn't matter, i just selected "--> LCD" and "1280x1024@60HZ" wich seems
like the right setting for your monitor too.
Chris Maaskant.
thanks, i was going to leave the old setting but i tried you idea
and seems ok |
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| Dirk Weber |
| Posted: Tue Mar 14, 2006 4:52 am |
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Am Dienstag, dem 14.03.06, schrieb boricua@pepino.is-a-geek.org in pan.2006.03.13.23.02.52.519913@pepino.is-a-geek.org:
Quote: thanks, i was going to leave the old setting but i tried you idea
and seems ok
That is good news. I had several times the problem to have to install
some hardware modules to an MS Windows system. And if in hat case you
do not have the drivers fpr that module you really do have a problem.
With Linux it seems to be much more easy. For example those monitor
probs. There are always the VESA modes and thes most times do work.
When I bought my new monitor Linux did not know it, but with VEAS it
was no problem.
Same with some ethernet cards, no chance with Windows.
We bought a used SFC pc for our son and it came without any software.
No chance to install Windows, no problem with Linux. Just install,
configure and be happy.
I admit, there are some hardware modules where you will find
unsolulable problems, but for the normal case there is a way to get it
running. (But not fpr the Medion scanners as I read some time ago,
quite a pity).
Be happy.
Gruß aus Arft,
Dirk Weber
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