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|    The Real Bev to Henrik Carlqvist    |
|    Re: Screen resolution when booting into     |
|    18 Aug 21 11:29:47    |
      From: bashley101@gmail.com              On 08/18/2021 09:53 AM, Henrik Carlqvist wrote:       > On Wed, 18 Aug 2021 09:42:41 -0700, The Real Bev wrote:       >       >> I use the command:       >>       >> huge.s root=/dev/xxyy rdinit=ro       >>       >> to do this, but the resulting screen is 80x20, which is intolerable. Is       >> there something I can add to this command to change the resolution? I'd       >> like vga=791 if possible.       >       > Did you try:       >       > huge.s root=/dev/xxyy rdinit=ro vga=791              Yes, just after I posted :-(              Thanks for the quick reply.              I'm experimenting with the slackware-current ISO. I find that the       command line has changed and now instead of rdinit you use initrd and       the commands to the frame buffer come before the root.              The following line works to get VGA=791:              huge.s vga=791 root=/dev/xxyy initrd= ro              But I'd rather have the mode set to give me 1920x1080, so it seems as       though the boot line is running with nomodeset. I tried adding modeset       or modeset=1 in place of the VGA, but with that I get the 80x24 display.              --       Cheers, Bev        Todd Flanders' hobbies include being quiet on long rides,        clapping to songs and diabetes.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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