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Hi all,

I'm a newbie in Linux ... 2 weeks old to be exact. I got myself a system
running RedHat Linux 3.0.3 with 2.0 kernel. My problem is when I run
startx, the screen's top/bottom borders are too high/low above/below
the viewing level. What I means is that I can't see what's on top and
on the bottom of the screen. Adjusting the vertical adjustment buttons
doesn't help.

I'm using just an old Tatung CM14SBM monitor with ATI Mach64 PCI card
with 2MB RAM.

Is there a software or a settings that need to changedto rectify this?

TIA.
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Quote:>Hi all,

>I'm a newbie in Linux ... 2 weeks old to be exact. I got myself a system
>running RedHat Linux 3.0.3 with 2.0 kernel. My problem is when I run
>startx, the screen's top/bottom borders are too high/low above/below
>the viewing level. What I means is that I can't see what's on top and
>on the bottom of the screen. Adjusting the vertical adjustment buttons
>doesn't help.

>I'm using just an old Tatung CM14SBM monitor with ATI Mach64 PCI card
>with 2MB RAM.

>Is there a software or a settings that need to changedto rectify this?

>TIA.
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Try xvidtuen - available with X11R6. You can adjust the various aspects
of your display and then change the lines in your XF86Config file.

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That shd be xvidtune - sorry

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