Tiny Core Linux
Tiny Core Base => TCB Q&A Forum => Topic started by: magicloud on September 12, 2013, 11:16:49 PM
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Sorry that I do not know how to describe this problem in one sentence.
I have a APU based thin client, with DVI-D output to a FullHD monitor.
All these works fine with Ubuntu Precise.
Today I switched to TCL 4.x. And found that Xorg is not shown fullly. There is a black edge around the content.
Then I noticed that the console (tty) is not full. Or the BIOS interface.
What should I do without compiling a default kernel?
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Use xrandr to change your screen resolution.
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Use xrandr to change your screen resolution.
Um, I do not think it is a resolution thing. The OSD menu of hardware indicated a FullHD resolution. And I tried to use Xvesa to specify the resolution, there still was the black border. Seems like the system misrecognized the display hardware and used wrong "display size".
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You said you were using Xorg.
Make sure you load the drivers for your display. Then use xrandr if necessary.
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You said you were using Xorg.
Make sure you load the drivers for your display. Then use xrandr if necessary.
Sorry for the confusion. I want to use Xorg, but to debug this, I tried both Xorg and Xvesa.
Just noticed that there is no ATI drivers. Thank you.
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Hi magicloud
Just noticed that there is no ATI drivers.
If you are running Xorg-7.5.tcz they are built in. For Xorg-7.6.tcz there is xf86-video-ati.tcz.
Some of these may also be of some interest:
ati-catalyst-locale.tcz
ati-catalyst.tcz
ati-fglrx-dev.tcz
ati-fglrx-kernel-source.tcz
ati-fglrx.tcz
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Sounds like your monitor has overscan by default. Check in the monitor OSD if you can disable it.
The Xorg ati driver can also disable it with an xrandr command.