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sensei73
At first I want to thank you all for you great work here!

Well If i do understand i Have a Nvidia 6800Gt that is supposed to be vesa 3.0 compatible and i wonder how can i swith to this resolution : 1920x1200@60hz
I'v read that is possible for those who own a GMA900 graphic card, but what about nvidia users?

Thank you in advance
vince29
QUOTE(sensei73 @ Sep 28 2005, 10:57 AM) *
At first I want to thank you all for you great work here!

Well If i do understand i Have a Nvidia 6800Gt that is supposed to be vesa 3.0 compatible and i wonder how can i swith to this resolution : 1920x1200@60hz
I'v read that is possible for those who own a GMA900 graphic card, but what about nvidia users?

Thank you in advance



If you want to know what resolutions you will be able to use untill we get fully working drivers, type "?video" in darwin boot options. It will list all the video modes detected.
doug_jnr
QUOTE(vince29 @ Sep 28 2005, 09:10 AM) *
If you want to know what resolutions you will be able to use untill we get fully working drivers, type "?video" in darwin boot options. It will list all the video modes detected.


i am not entirely sure this is true. i have options above 1280 x 1024 (7800GTX) when i type ?video......yet i can ONLY get 1280x1024.

any ideas?
sensei73
same here i can't get more than 1280x1024 :'(
WangHangLow
I only have 1024x768 I have a 9800xt anyone know if its possible to install drives some how.
macgirl
Drivers don't work at this stage.
jeep
at the setup prompt use the resolution you want. then after setup you got that resolution, not just 1280x1024.

if you don't specify the resolution at setup, then you have only 1280x1024 after setup.
doug_jnr
QUOTE(jeep @ Sep 30 2005, 05:44 AM) *
at the setup prompt use the resolution you want. then after setup you got that resolution, not just 1280x1024.

if you don't specify the resolution at setup, then you have only 1280x1024 after setup.


which setup prompt?

can you be more specific?
pcmaczone
QUOTE(jeep @ Sep 30 2005, 06:44 AM) *
at the setup prompt use the resolution you want. then after setup you got that resolution, not just 1280x1024.

if you don't specify the resolution at setup, then you have only 1280x1024 after setup.


I tried that but it didn't work. I had 1280x1024 whilst going through the OSx install but when it finished and I rebooted I was back stuck with 1024x768 sad.gif

Wonder if it would be because I have a Nvidia 6600 PCIE Graphics card?
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