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Jasen Betts
 
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Default Omndiagonal Serialization and Monitor Design

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On 2006-03-31, James Waldby wrote:
Doug Goncz wrote:
wrote:
Here is the modeline and associated information:
Linux modeline parameters:
"1152x864" 60.268 1152 1152 1160 1160 864 864 865 866 +hsync +vsync


That's the best I can do with PowerStrip. What I need is, of course:

"1160x866" 60.268 1160 1160 1160 1160 866 866 866 866 +hsync +vsync

...
Is this a hardware or a software limitation?


Until I looked at
http://www.gameprogrammer.com/3-tweak.html
(which mentions a tweaking program that might be useful to you)


I thought that typical PC display hardware requires a bunch of
those numbers to be multiples of 8; however, that web page
mentions resolution 360x270 so I now don't know what the hw limit is.


for width it should be multiple of 8 (or with some hardware 16)
for height pretty-much any number will work.

BTW, I think "X Windows System modeline" would be a bit better
phrase than "Linux modeline", and that you should attach
an [OT] marker to the subject for rec.crafts.metalworking.


Actually "X Window System"

Bye.
Jasen