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<0> no you need to tab instead of space between Modes and "1024x768"
<0> Al-Ashtar: help me with dopacic
<1> ok, i will enter again
<1> in xorg.cong
<1> conf
<0> lol .. i was about to highlight your mistake
<2> guys I'm having a strange problem, I'm getting "No Space left on device" errors from various commands on a CentOS4 server I'm running. The one thing they have in common is that they're all acting on /var volume. however a DF -h shows that there's tons of space left (3.5GB). Any ideas? Could the HD be going?
<1> Modes "1024x728" "800x600" "640x480"
<1> ok this is from .conf file
<1> there is 1 space between resolution and 4 spaces (tab) between modes and the 1st resolution
<0> cymba: du -skh * and look for a big log file that you can >
<0> Cymba: did you turn on smart check on your hardisk ?
<0> Cymba: maybe its time for you to view the log for any read write errors
<1> ok, i put now tab between Modes and first resolution
<1> to try now again?
<0> yes doNO
<0> yes dopacic
<1> but there is only 1 space between "800x600" "640x480"
<1> to leave that space to be like that?
<1> or to make space with tab?
<1> originaly there was only one space between "800x600" "640x480"
<1> to leave like that or also to make tab space between "800x600" "640x480"?
<0> leave it as it is
<1> ok, few minutes again
<1> ty a lot baby
<0> what are you doing
<1> for ur help
<0> you only need to restart xwindows
<1> ok, just a min
<0> :p
<2> B4byB33: how do I check the status of "smart check"?
<2> B4byB33: Found this in the log "packet command error: status=0x51 { DriveReady SeekComplete Error }"
<1> hi baby
<1> nothing happened
<1> again i can select only 800x600 and 640x480
<1> i edit xorg.conf like you said
<1> i save it
<1> and restart pc
<1> but nothing happened
<1> is there other way to set resolution, because i downloaded intel drivers for this graphic card?
<1> how to install downloaded drivers?
<3> To change resolation?
<1> yes
<3> Display resulation right?
<1> i have only modes 800x600
<1> yes
<1> and 640x480
<1> but, i am totaly begginer, so try to explain at easy way
<3> dopacic http://www.networks.pk/ There you will see on main Change Display Resolution.
<1> i found how to change it
<1> but i can not select different modes
<3> That seems that's why I gave you the right web.
<1> highest is 800x600
<1> ok, i will try there
<1> a min
<3> You are using what distro?
<1> fedora core 5
<1> gnome
<0> sorry i was away
<1> ok baby
<1> nothing changed
<3> There are already mentioned the short keys as well ;)
<1> again there is max resolutation 800x600
<0> have you check your monitor refresh rate ?
<1> it is laptop
<1> i downloaded drivers from intel web site
<1> but i do not know to install it
<1> is there possibility to adjust resolution installing drivers?
<0> i'd run xfree86 config
<0> but im not sure wether fedora have it
<1> ok, tell me waht to do with drivers, i already extracted it
<1> in some folder
<0> look for a README and read it :)
<3> dopacic Change your Monitor Heartz
<3> Hz*
<1> i can not change hertz
<1> max is 60
<1> hz
<1> and maz resol. is 800x600
<0> no what DataCable mean is .. check your refresh rate again .. look in the manual
<1> i changed xorg.conf but nothing changed after restart
<0> and then edit your xorf.conf file accordingly
<3> Hm..
<0> btw whats your laptop make
<0> model
<3> Model dosn't help him.
<1> lg gs-50, 1.4 GZ Intel Mobile, 512 RAM, DWD RW
<1> it works under winxp
<0> gs-50 .. i'm gonna google for it
<1> and this is another partiion under linux
<1> i put double boot
<0> dopacic ok do you set dual boot ?
<1> i did set
<1> i can select at the beginning fedora or winxp
<0> ok now boot in windows and check your refresh rate for your laptop lcd
<1> so, that works
<0> then compare it in xorg.conf
<3> TFT*
<1> 60 is min
<1> in win
<1> it is 60 hz for sure in winxp
<1> is is possible that i install driver whic i downloaded from intel web site
<1> for this graphic card
<1> maybe that could allow me to change resolutation
<1> but i do not know hot to install drivers
<0> dopacic : what makes you think that the os does not auto detect your display driver ?
<0> in xorg.conf
<0> search for section device
<1> ok
<0> did you see your graphic card name ?
<1> i think i saw, just to open
<1> sec
<0> ok
<0> and do lspci
<1> BoardName "Intel Corporation 82852/855GM Integrated Graphics
<1> ection "Screen"
<1> Identifier "Screen0"
<1> Device "Videocard0"
<1> Monitor "Monitor0"
<1> DefaultDepth 24
<1> SubSection "Display"
<1> Viewport 0 0
<1> Depth 16
<0> dopacic
<1> Modes "1024x728" "800x600" "640x480"
<0> dopanic
<1> this is copy-paste from .conf file
<0> use pastebin
<0> dopanic : you dont need to install the display driver
<1> board name is that, but inder device is "Videocard0"
<1> that should be like that?
<0> yes
<0> because you only have one displaycard
<0> if you have 2 .. then there will be another one with "Videocard1"
<1> aha, ok, i thought 0 is for non decetion
<1> as u told me, space is by tab between Modes and "1024x728"
<0> dopacic look for Section "Monitor"
<4> dopacic, try this http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=183237
<1> aand after that one space between "800x600" and "600x480"
<4> i'm afraid that this problem cannot be solved
<4> yet
<4> try this also: http://ce.aut.ac.ir/~naderan/Fedora%20C3.htm
<1> try to suggest something tilli look at web pages, tha a lot
<1> thx
<1> can i try this: One way to do this is to log in as root and run /usr/bin/redhat-config-xfree86
<1> i do not have that
<4> oke.
<1> hm
<4> Then find " Section "Screen" " and change the "DefaultDepth" to "24" and add "1024x768" to "Modes". your final xorg.conf must look like this:
<1> it is 24 already
<1> ection "Screen"
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