On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 02:46:15PM -0500, Alex Deucher wrote: > > I didn't test, but looking at the source I find it hard to believe that > > there will be more information than "mode clock too high". After all, > > the rejecting code (which I quoted above) doesn't provide any more > > information than that. > > yeah, that's what it will tell you, but I that's all you should need. It now says "The maximum I can handle is 170 MHz, this mode is 162 MHz, I can't handle this one because the clock is too high". It doesn't make sense. ;-) > >> You can also manually specify modelines in your xorg.conf or at run > >> time using xrandr to override what the driver/xserver's selections. > > It will work. The point of manual modelines is that you can use them > to override what the driver/xserver decides or to add modes that may > not be in your monitor's edid. If you specify one, then presumably > you know what you are doing. Ok, that sounds good. Thanks, Bas
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