[nflug] Fed 5 kudzu

[Cyber Source]

anthonyriga wrote:
> How does Fed reconize hardware changes if you switch
> monitor brands or sizes? It always seems like I have
> to edit xorg.conf to make the changes refresh rate
> etc.. it dosent do it automatically.
> --- Cyber Source <peter at thecybersource.com> wrote:
>
>   
>> anthonyriga wrote:
>>     
>>> I changed monitors on my computer the other day
>>>       
>> from
>>     
>>> 17in to 14in and Fed didnt reconize the monitor or
>>> adjusted the diplay refresh settings. So I tried
>>>       
>> to
>>     
>>> excute kudzu and it didnt work. I know it loaded
>>>       
>> and I
>>     
>>> think it should have reconized the changes when I
>>> plugged the monitor in but it didnt. What would
>>>       
>> cause
>>     
>>> kudzu not to load? Anyway to get it to load?
>>>
>>>
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>> I could be wrong Tony but I think kudzu's been
>> depreciated since FC3
>> (last time I saw it was on FC3).
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Also Tony,
  Download the system rescue cd from http://www.sysresccd.org/Main_Page
It's gentoo based and I love it for checking out hardware because it has
an app on it called aida. At the prompt, run aida and it will scan your
hardware, including the monitor (can be used for laptops too). It will
tell you ALL sorts about your monitor, including, max resolution,
frequency rates, aspect ratio and at what refresh rate the monitor will
use at what resolution setting. Very good info to have to totally tweak
your X or whatever else on your system!
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