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> I think you might want to look at the m64config utility. It depends on what
> graphics card you have but that might be a good place to start. The settings
> are retained after reboot because they update the graphics card directly.

> JJ

> > I have a Sun Ultra 10 that I need to change (lower) the refresh rate on if
> > that's even possible. I'm finding my KVM switch won't always sync
> > correctly to my monitor when the Ultra 10 is powered up. Tech support
> > sugested lowering the refresh rate. Is this possible and can it be
> > maintained after a reboot?

> > -Mike

> I have a Sun Ultra 10 that I need to change (lower) the refresh rate on
> if that's even possible. I'm finding my KVM switch won't always sync
> correctly to my monitor when the Ultra 10 is powered up. Tech support
> sugested lowering the refresh rate. Is this possible and can it be
> maintained after a reboot?

> -Mike

> In article

> > I have a Sun Ultra 10 that I need to change (lower) the refresh rate on
> > if that's even possible. I'm finding my KVM switch won't always sync
> > correctly to my monitor when the Ultra 10 is powered up. Tech support
> > sugested lowering the refresh rate. Is this possible and can it be
> > maintained after a reboot?

> > -Mike

> Try this:
>    prtconfig -F

>    or...

> this show you what kind of framebuffer you use (it's not everytime
> m64config)

> if you get the first version, try ffbconfig -help
> if you get the second one, try m64config -help (or the man page)

> Cheers

> It looks like I am using the m64 and the M64config utility does seem to
> change the resolution and refresh rate. However, after a reboot it goes
> back to the default which is 1152x900x66. I'd like to force it to
> something lower and have it remain that way after a reboot. Any ideas?

> I don't use a Window system.

> -Mike

>> In article

>> > I have a Sun Ultra 10 that I need to change (lower) the refresh rate
>> > on if that's even possible. I'm finding my KVM switch won't always
>> > sync correctly to my monitor when the Ultra 10 is powered up. Tech
>> > support sugested lowering the refresh rate. Is this possible and can
>> > it be maintained after a reboot?

>> > -Mike

>> Try this:
>>        prtconfig -F

>>        or...

>> this show you what kind of framebuffer you use (it's not everytime
>> m64config)

>> if you get the first version, try ffbconfig -help if you get the second
>> one, try m64config -help (or the man page)

>> Cheers

> OK, try this:
> on a terminal after the Solaris box is up and running, type
>    eeprom output-device=screen:r1152x900x66

> if the system is not on a multiuser mode, type on the OBP

>    setenv output-device=screen:r1152x900x66

> thats all