* Suse Email Account (suse@clinicomp.com) [010707 11:15]: -> ->I just nixed a perfectly running 7.0 system to install 7.2. After -> trying every permutation of install options, manual, text-based. ->expert, I cannot get the damn X Server to work decently. It detects ->my monitor fine, Dell P1110. I have a Diamond Viper 770 32M video board ->and the only resolutions it gives me are 1024x768 and less. The only ->color it gives me is 8/16bit as well. -> ->After installing I tried running xf86config to generate a new config ->file and still the same problem. -> ->Has anyone else had similiar problems? What can I do to fix this? My ->system is useless to me unless I can run at least 1280x1024. -> ->One other question, I only upgraded to 7.2 to see if I could get Win4Lin ->to work, does Win4Lin work under 7.2? If not, I may as well revert to 7.0. -> ->I surely hope that SuSE does not follow Red Hat in it's sloppy/untested ->releases and you sit around waiting for a few more .x releases until ->everything works again. How about installing the latest nVidia drivers and their GLX. It's not shipped with SuSE because it's binary only and they don't want to be responsible for it. You can get it from nVidia and there are simple instructions in the readme to get it going. You are using the nv driver most likely. Get the 2 RPM's from nVidia's site..follow the instructions and run SaX2 not xf86config..because SaX2 is tailored for SuSE. I can send you my XF86config file if you like. I have the same card that you do SO I know it works just fine...and I run my res at 1600X1200 w/ 16bit colour (works better for games). It's not SuSE's fault that the video card we have has a binary only driver and they don't want to be responsible for trouble shooting it. It's completely understandable. Write back to the list once you get those 2 packages installed and we can go further. Regards, -- Ben Rosenberg mailto:ben@whack.org ----- The only argument for the superiority of Windows over UNIX is that General Protection Fault outranks Colonel Panic.