HOWTO configure Debian Woody
Hi,
I had my monitor working fine the first time I installed Debian Woody. I
remember configuring it during the install routine.
My monitor is a 17 inch flat panel LCD (Samsung SP 1702) and I had selected:
- VESA
- 1024x768 @ 60Hz
- 16bit color
which Gnome had no problem with.
However, I had failed to configure my Ethernet correctly. So I did the install
again and got Ethernet right that time.. but forgot to configure the
monitor :-(.
I suspect doing a clean install of the system is *not* the most efficient way
to configure either monitor or Ethernet. Or in Debian, is it?
How should I go about setting up my monitor now?
I have tried /usr/sbin/base-install but that does not seem to offer the extra
configuration stuff like Ethernet and Monitor/Display.
Thank you,
Roger :-)
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