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Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3
- From: "David Moberg" <davidjmoberg AT lycos.com>
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- Subject: Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3
- Date: Fri, 13 May 2005 13:43:05 -0500
----- Original Message -----
From: "sindi keesan" <keesan AT sdf.lonestar.org>
> Progress! (Using the modeline from the websites, which does not
> tell me Dotclock expected, and the Clocks line is back).
>
> error opening security policy file
> /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xserver/SecurityPolicy (all on one line)
>
> I got this one time earlier with the vga or maybe the mono server.
> I don't even have /usr/X11R6/lib/X11. Perhaps this file needs to
> be added from somewhere (in Steven's little no-xvesa.tgz package).
> I can't figure this out from a websearch - what does security have
> to do with X_SVGA? The server worked with three other video chips.
I found a suggestion online to touch the file:
mkdir -p /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xserver/SecurityPolicy
touch /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xserver/SecurityPolicy
Are you sure that this is the only problem?
> > 1) XFree86 won't allow modes outside the HorizSync, VertSync, and
> > resolution settings which you have chosen.
>
> Why did setting a range work, when setting the exact frequencies
> did not? I notice you said 67.4 and someone else 67.36.
The frequency which I specified was likely not exactly correct. Ranges
work OK, and if there are no other ModeLines besides the one which you
are using, there is no problem.
> > 2) Your graphics card may not allow bad modes (which is the case
> > here)
> > 3) As a last resort, a good monitor will not allow incorrect
> > modes.
> Can an LCD monitor be damaged by the wrong modes?
Probably. Wrong modes will also make a very ugly display.
> >> Does Vertical Refresh mean the number of lines put on the screen in
> >> one scan from top to bottom?
> >
> > It means the number of times the electron beam of a CRT goes from top
> > to bottom (round-trip) each second.
>
> 67 times per second. This monitor or chip is also 60Hz - what is
> that measuring?
Vsync. LCDs usually accept 60Hz as input, but they have no electron beam
scanning up and down, so this doesn't really affect them.
David
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Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3
, (continued)
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Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3,
David Moberg, 05/12/2005
- Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3, sindi keesan, 05/12/2005
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Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3,
David Moberg, 05/12/2005
- Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3, sindi keesan, 05/12/2005
- Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3, sindi keesan, 05/13/2005
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Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3,
David Moberg, 05/13/2005
- Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3, sindi keesan, 05/13/2005
- Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3, David Moberg, 05/13/2005
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Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3,
Long Nguyen, 05/13/2005
- Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3, 3aoo-cvfd, 05/13/2005
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Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3,
David Moberg, 05/13/2005
- Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3, sindi keesan, 05/13/2005
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Re: [BL] XF86Config for 1024 res normal X server in BL3,
David Moberg, 05/12/2005
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