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855resolution-0.4-1.i486.rpm
- Package Type: rpm
- Architecture: i486
- Distribution: PLD Linux 3.0
Detailed Informations
Package Name855resolution
File Name855resolution-0.4-1.i486.rpm
Group/Applications/System
DistributionPLD Linux 3.0
Version0.4
Architecturei486
Release1
File Size11.23 kb
Build Date2007/Apr/15 14:48:48
Package Size10.41 kb
Coypright
Donwload
PackagerUnknown
VendorUnknown
Further Infoshttp://perso.wanadoo.fr/apoirier/
Changelogshow
SummaryChange the resolution of an available vbios mode for the 855/865/915 Intel graphic chipset
Description855resolution is a software to change the resolution of an available
vbios mode for the 855/865/915 Intel graphic chipset. It was
originally coded it to get the 1400x1050 resolution on Dell 510.
Later it was tested with success on the following laptops:
- Acer Travelmate 291lmi
- Acer TravelMate 661LCi
- Acer Travelmate 662
- Asus M3N
- Dell Inspiron 500m
- Dell Inspiron 510m
- Dell Inspiron 700m
- Fujitsu LifeBook P5010D
- Fujitsu E4010
It patches only the RAM version of the video BIOS so the new
resolution is loose each time you reboot. If you want to set the
resolution each time you reboot and before to launch X, use
appropriate init script file of your Linux version.
vbios mode for the 855/865/915 Intel graphic chipset. It was
originally coded it to get the 1400x1050 resolution on Dell 510.
Later it was tested with success on the following laptops:
- Acer Travelmate 291lmi
- Acer TravelMate 661LCi
- Acer Travelmate 662
- Asus M3N
- Dell Inspiron 500m
- Dell Inspiron 510m
- Dell Inspiron 700m
- Fujitsu LifeBook P5010D
- Fujitsu E4010
It patches only the RAM version of the video BIOS so the new
resolution is loose each time you reboot. If you want to set the
resolution each time you reboot and before to launch X, use
appropriate init script file of your Linux version.
Provides
Files
- /etc/rc.d/init.d/855resolution
- /etc/sysconfig/855resolution
- /usr/sbin/855resolution
- /usr/share/doc/855resolution-0.4
- /usr/share/doc/855resolution-0.4/CHANGES.txt.gz
- /usr/share/doc/855resolution-0.4/README.txt.gz