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GallComp Moderator Posts : 5 Joined : 05-26-2003 Status: Offline Quote | Edit | Report | IP | Up Suse's screen problem I jsut got Suse 8.2 installed, it work great but I only have a small problem with it... Everytime that I boot up my system, it doesn't recognise my Monitor... So I have to manually specify a generic one... I have a Compaq cv515 monitor... Is there any way to tell linux not to look for new hardware or hardware changes everytime it boots... or a way to correct this monitor problem... GallComp... 08-15-2003 22:37

linda Tux Posts : 26 Joined : 02-14-2003 Status: Offline Quote | Edit | Report | IP | Up you can run yast config to config hardware you have 08-18-2003 21:54

GallComp Moderator Posts : 5 Joined : 05-26-2003 Status: Offline Quote | Edit | Report | IP | Up I did, but every time I boot up (I can't leave it on all the time) the yast screens shows up, and tells me that my monitor isn't configured... Then I select the generic VESA driver, run a test, and continue with my normal boot up... 08-18-2003 22:31

aergern Fresh Tux Posts : 1 Joined : 08-27-2003 Status: Offline Location: San Mateo Quote | Edit | Report | IP | Up sax2 Try running sax2. Do not accept the defaults that it has for you. Go into the selections and make sure verything is correct. Once you go into the monitor section and fill in the values it will write your XF86Config file in /etc/X11 and you should be good to go. You can also send your monitor specs to feedback@suse.com so that they can add it to the next version of sax2 they build. __________________ If two men agree on everything, you can be sure that only one of them is doing the thinking. 08-27-2003 02:44

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