I'm currently running Centos 8 off an SD card.
It, unlike F32, lets me use my monitor's full 1440 x 900.
Both seem to use defaults and EDID,
but F32 gets it wrong and saddles me with 640 x 480
when I can find the incantation to have it run at all.
The configuration files and directories I can find are pretty much empty.
How do I add --configure to the Xorg command line?
'Tis my understanding that would generate
a configuration file that I could port to F32.
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On Mon, Nov 23, 2020 at 09:27:21AM -0600, Michael Hennebry wrote:> > I'm currently running Centos 8 off an SD card. > It, unlike F32, lets me use my monitor's full 1440 x 900. > > Both seem to use defaults and EDID, > but F32 gets it wrong and saddles me with 640 x 480 > when I can find the incantation to have it run at all. > The configuration files and directories I can find are pretty much empty. > > How do I add --configure to the Xorg command line? > 'Tis my understanding that would generate > a configuration file that I could port to F32.Are you sure it isn't dropping to basic VGA or VESA driver because the video card isn't supported in Fedora? Can you change the resolution through the control panel or xrandr? -- Jonathan Billings <billings at negate.org>