Re: [LI] problem configuring X server

["Somesh Kumar" <someshkumar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

your problem is very minor. YOu will have to edit your /etc/X11/XF86Config 
file.Open the file and Search for You Display Section. On finding it Look 
for section like VGA , VGA16 , Accel .
In that u will find subsections for 8-bit display , 16 bit display etc . 
Look for modes in that this will contain entries like "640x480" " 8--X600" 
etc In all such entries delte the "640x480" entries . Then start ur X-server 
again . Voila Everything comes in one screen.



>From: "paresh dhakan" <pdhakan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: linux-india@xxxxxxxxx
>To: linux-india@xxxxxxxxx
>Subject: [LI] problem configuring X server
>Date: Tue, 17 Aug 1999 12:24:53 PDT
>
>hi,
>   i have installed RH6.0 and i am having some problem in configuring my
>SIS6215 video card. the problem is that i am seeing everything everything 
>in
>very enlarged form ie the application window occupies all the virtual
>desktops and hence i can see only 1/4th of the window at a time.
>   i chose unlisted monitor and card and have configured the card manually.
>i can't figured out the reason of such behavior.
>
>regards,
>paresh.
>
>
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