lsmod copied and attached

oook here goes..

it said that .txt was not allowed.. so I changed the .txt to .zip..


You will have to simply change the extension back to .txt to view it, dont try to unzip it!

:D Hello, OK, research indicates either a gma900 or nvidia card, IDK, guess it depends on model / country of origin etc... Copy the following, open a terminal, click BOTH mouse buttons to paste it, and hit enter. Attch the file it creates in /root to a post.. 8) cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf > /root/xorgc...

Ok I have screenshots of what my xorgwizard looks like..




No matter what option I choose I end up with this:




Perhaps there is something wrong with my setup?

puppyluvr wrote:

More: Display more monitor resolutions to choose from.

I will have to look for that, I dont recall seeing it on my install..

Thank you though!

ok I loaded xorgwizard, I tried the 3 options available to me.. Probe Choose vesa going through each one I did not see the 'more' button :( I also did not see my 800x480 anywhere.. I tried to alter the xorg.conf manually but for some some reason it seems to ignore the settings I am putting in..

I didn't see the more button! I will have to check that out! I will get back to you on that..

Thank you!

:D Hello, Have you tried the xorgwizard to change it from 640x480.. Have you set the correct driver for your (make? model?) vid card? Are you in xorg or xvera? I type 'xorgwizard' into the the console... I launch the Puppy Video Wizard and I have tried both Probe and Vesa. Each one goes from 640x48...

Hello all,

I have installed Precise Puppy 5.4.1 onto my Eee PC and everything is excellent, except the screen.

I cannot set it to 800x480 which is the native size. I have 2 black bars on both sides. Is there a way to force 800x480?

Thank you,