Re-visiting install / setup.
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Sun Mar 6 19:17:34 UTC 2005
I think the command you are referring to is "base-config", but if you
just want to fix the available display resolutions, you can run
sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86
if you installed warty. (I haven't installed hoary, but I assume you
would just change "xserver-xfree86" to something like "xserver-xorg".)
This will step you through all the X configuration stuff. Don't change
anything except the display resolutions. Then restart X
(ctrl-alt-backspace is one way to restart it).
N.Pauli Wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Right at the end of the initial configuration process, just before you
> reboot, the install process kindly gives you a command you can enter to
> re-visit this process. Like a complete idiot I didn't write this down
> and I now want to re-do the screen configuration. Can anyone tell me
> what this command is?
>
> I'm stuck at 640x480 on a 17" monitor and rather than giving me a range
> to choose from the display tool has only this option.
>
> Thanks,
> Nigel
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