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|    Chris Elvidge to The Real Bev    |
|    Re: Screen resolution when booting into     |
|    18 Aug 21 20:42:30    |
      From: chris@mshome.net              On 18/08/2021 07:29 pm, The Real Bev wrote:       > 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.       >              Try 'vga=ask' and follow the instructions                     --       Chris Elvidge       England              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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