by BARTHOLDI Laure » Thu, 23 Jun 1994 04:37:05
Ideally I would go for a 100x37 text mode, which is the best I could display
using 8x16 fonts. I'm sure there are utilities already written to do that,
but I could find none.
thanx,
larry
by Andries Brouw » Thu, 23 Jun 1994 05:47:17
I am not so sure these utilities exist. For current kernels, changingQuote:>how do I set fancy 100x50, 132x43, 80x30, etc text modes?
>Ideally I would go for a 100x37 text mode, which is the best I could display
>using 8x16 fonts. I'm sure there are utilities already written to do that,
>but I could find none.
1. Setting 132 column mode under linux
Basic info: kernel v2.0.0, svgalib 1.2.10, all up-to-date gcc packages,
Cirrus Logic 542x video card.
Thanks to everyone's help, I finally got 2.0 up and running, with network, zip
drive, and cdrom support. Now I would like to try to setup 132 column support
(if possible) on my system. My current termcap file lists con132x25 as one of
the consoles, but the actual compiled console (under /usr/lib/terminfo/c) is
just a link to the generic linux console. How do I compile the different
consoles from the termcap file and how can I change my video mode to accomodate
the console?
Thanks,
Joe Miller
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