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I installed fedora while using an old samsung monitor and have since bought a new 17" Balance from Wal-Mart. When I start the computer and boot to windows the monitor works great however if I boot to Fedora I get out of range. I have tried the CTRL Alt options and nothing works. Is there a driver that I must download? What config file should I edit? Any help would be great thanks
Gary...
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Gary F. White II
President - cyberwatchers inc.
www.cyberwatchers.com
gary@cyberwatchers.com
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Which Fedora version?
Boot into rescue mode (in grub prompt option) and see if you get the console atleast.
When you get it, you can reconfigure your X server setting using xf86cfg or xf86config, if using XFree86.
You can also reconfigure your X server setting using xorgcfg or xorgconfig, if using Xorg.
To find out which X version you are using, do:
br /]X -version
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I am running the Xorg version I am wondering what settings I should set the config file to I have no idea what could be wrong at this point. Maybe the refresh rate? horizontle? vertical? I am not sure what the settings should be. I will have to look in the manual....
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Gary F. White II
President - cyberwatchers inc.
www.cyberwatchers.com
gary@cyberwatchers.com
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[div class='quotetop']QUOTE[/div][div class='quotemain']
horizontle? vertical?
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These are the ones that matter.
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