Additional info... I selected "Control Panel"->"Graphics card and monitor". When verifying the "Card and Monitor Properties" Under Display 1 Tab... Card=ATI Radeon X300/X550/X1050 Series(RV370 5B60) Monitor=VESA 1024x768@60Hz Properties Resolution=1024x768(XGA) Colors=16.7 Mio[24bit] Dual Head Mode Activate Dual Head Mode=unchecked Activate 3D Acceleration=checked When I clicked on Control Panel->"Screen Resolution", I found that the resolution was 800x600 and the option to select 1024x768 disappeared. Yin T wrote:

I have been running OpenSuse 10.3 for about 2 months now and had no problems until a few days ago. Sometimes when I boot up the system (cold or warm boot), the screen resolution is not correct any more.

I have my system set at 1024x768. After I log in and go to Gnome desktop, the resolution seems like it is 800x600.

I tried using the "Control Panel" to reconfigure it back to 1024x768 and sometimes it seems to do the trick sometimes when I reboot again, the same problem happens again.

Could it be something that was installed when I chose to update the system with the latest patches.

If you need any more info to help out, please let me know.

Thanks

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