Hi Folks,
Me again. Had a load of trouble just recently. Windows screwed every up and I couldn't get anything to work but have now managed to VSIDO reinstalled again and back on line but am now left with a resolution problem. my screen doesn't support the insatall resolution so I need to change it but can' find the info on how to do it. help needed please as i have a box running around the screen at the moment.
More of a problem than I thought. I have two passwords that I used to log on one of which is set as root and when I use ctl alt f1 it won't accept either any ideas why
For screen resolution, using xrandr to set screen resolution (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xrandr) usually works.
What kind of graphics card? Installing the proprietary drivers may help.
When to drop to a console with C-A-F1, what does the prompt say?
For example, mine is:
BANDIT-01 login:
Can you use sudo or su to root while you're in an X-session?
Hi PackRat.
well I tried the link you sent and followed the instruction via copy / paste and ended up with an error code 1 no idea what that is.
when I use ctl+alt+F1 it shuts my screen down and ask for login and password of which I have two and of which it will accept neither.
if i go in via root terminal using smxi it starts out ok then ewnds up at the same place as if i started with ctl alt F1 and I have no idea as to why
I have enough for today so I will try again tomorrow. cheers
Hi PackRat
Well I have been trying for ages now to alter my screen resolution with no success at all.
I have tried xrandr and its variations all with no luck.
I have been copying and pasting instruction from the web and nothing seem to work and I don't understand the help screen on xrandr. I either get bad intruction or not found.
Sorry forgot to answer your question C-A-F1, it is bruce login
I have been going through loads of folder / files using root spacefm and not managed to find where the file is that sets the resolution but there must be one somewhere, any ideas.
I am getting totally cheesed of with the box running around the screen and am thinking of moving to another version linux at the moment. which I don't really want to do.
After a lot of hassel I remembered that smxi install NVIDIA drivers :-[ :D :D