** Reply to message from Patrick Shanahan on Sat, 09 Apr 2005 20:46:47 -0500

A quick guess would be incorrect vertical refresh rate. Check the manual which came with your monitor and see if XF86Config or XOrgConfig (or whatever the new name is) and see if the vertical and horizontal refresh/scan rates are correct. If not, edit/correct them and reboot X.

I have a 921N. Horizontal = 30-81 Veritcal = 56-75 Add geometry to /etc/X11/XF86Config: 377 x 300 Ed Harrison SuSE 9.1, Kernel 2.6.9-vanilla PolarBar Mailer 1.25a

Op zondag 10 april 2005 04:10, schreef Ed Harrison:

I have a 921N.

Horizontal = 30-81 Veritcal = 56-75

Add geometry to /etc/X11/XF86Config:

377 x 300

Ed and Patrick, thanks for suggestions. Ed: where and how do I add geometry? Is it in the monitor section: Section "Monitor" Geometry XxY ... EndSection BTW the 192N does not seem to be similar to 192V http://www.samsung.com/search/search.asp?qt=192v&la=en&col=wu+wsimsi+download&tabpage=1&radio=1&select=0&x=0&y=0# -- Richard Bos Without a home the journey is endless

Patrick Shanahan wrote:

* Richard Bos [04-09-05 14:50]:

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After installing suse I don't get the monitor right. This is a samsung 19" lcd monitor type: 192V.

The monitor keeps on showing some kind of waves from the bottom of the screen to the top. It is not present dominantly, but the view is just not crystal clear as it is under MS :(

I have a samsung 172v tft, and had problems configuring it too. I used the Samsung provided driver cd in yast (hardware > graphics cards

monitor > manufacturer's disk).

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